Sentence examples for if graduates from inspiring English sources

This requirement should persist beyond graduation, and if graduates violate their oath, their degrees should be revoked.

Recruiters like master's courses, but only if graduates can prove their value.

If graduates must vie for society's rewards, privileged parents understandably want to position their own children for the competition.

It now accredits education colleges only if graduates get good scores on tests of subject matter and teaching skills.

And if graduates develop promising ideas and start companies, they can look to the Masdar Initiative for capital.

Monthly repayments depend on income alone, so if graduates leave the labour market, their repayments will stop until they're earning again.

If graduate-student workers get together and demand better pay and benefits, that could put pressure on university budgets.

If graduate students unionize, can faculty supervisors continue to communicate directly with graduate students?

It would help, however, if graduate schools went back to teaching those basic ideas before rushing on to fancy stuff that is often just silly.

If graduate schools are any sign, the boardrooms of the future — especially compensation committees — may be in for a shake-up.

I have often heard universities criticized for admitting athletes who had little chance to graduate, as if graduating were a universal prerequisite to a better life.