Sentence examples for highest graduate from inspiring English sources
Dentistry has one of the highest graduate starting salaries.
This figure rises to 75 per cent for City investment banks and approximately half of top law firms - the sectors renowned for paying the highest graduate starting salaries.
Notable alumni include Liverpudlian composer, Emily Howard, and classical pianist, Stephen Hough. 6) Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow – 98 per cent As the third conservatoire to make up the top ten for highest graduate employment, the RCS became the first conservatoire in the country to be given its own degree-awarding powers up to taught Masters level.
Similarly, among the different post secondary education categories we find that the lowest (vocational) and the highest (graduate studies) do not have any effect on favorable perceptions of entrepreneurial ability.
Lord Willetts said higher fees for courses with the highest graduate earnings would become a "reverse pupil premium", giving even more money to the most advantaged courses and institutions.
He went on to earn a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern University in 1974, where he won the Harrington Award, the highest graduate student award offered by the Medill School of Journalism.
This year, FBI director Robert Mueller III '66 will receive the Woodrow Wilson Award, the highest honor given to an undergraduate alumnus, and Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lisa P. Jackson *86 will receive the James Madison Medal, the University's highest graduate-alum award.
Chagaian, a Burbank High graduate, defeated Dominic Signorello, 6-3, 6-1.
The freshman guards will be Michelle Eclar, a Glendale Adventist Academy graduate, Alexandra Mancillas, Burbank High graduate Michelle Kojakehyanyan and Delfina Gonzalez.
Glendale High graduate Jean Khajarian had a team-high 12 tackles and Eddie Smith and Devon Jackson each finished with seven.
BURBANK — From Burbank High graduate to Glendale Community College standout to 2010 World Series champion.
