Sentence examples for interview graduate from inspiring English sources

Our puzzle this week is a favorite of Nick McKeown of Stanford, who uses puzzles to interview graduate school applicants.

Concerns about quality may explain why none of the major employers associated with Coursera and Udacity have committed to hire or even interview graduates of these novel online programs.

Schools hold career fairs throughout the year where "literally hundreds of employers" come to interview graduates, he said.

Five of the participants who did not partake in the second interview graduated from the NFP program when their children turned 2 years of age, and the remaining 3 participants who did not participate in the second interview exited the program after their infants turned one year of age (after the time of the second interview).

By the late 1970s, Appel interviewed graduates of some of the first sport management programs who, he said, were better prepared to handle the growing list of demands on ball clubs.

I recently sat on a panel interviewing graduates for entry to the medical school here in Oxford, and those candidates who hadn't had any hospital experience were at a disadvantage.

Interviewing graduating medical students allowed for adequate experience and accessed trainees at a pivotal time in their training.

Professor Ding met Tang in 2003, at the entrance interview for graduate students.

"But we've been told that when our students leave campus to interview at graduate schools or for jobs in the marketplace, they feel it is necessary to bring the scandal up even if it wasn't brought up by the person interviewing them.

Almost 15 years later, at his interview for graduate school at the University of California, Berkeley, the famous Dr. Hans Borland, of the Borland invariant, asked Milo how he'd first become interested in mathematics.

When I interview recent graduates, I sometimes feel as though I am talking to my dad, who lived through the Great Depression and never really got over it.