Sentence examples for late graduates from inspiring English sources

We should be proud that our high school graduation rate is at an all-time high -- about 80percentt of students graduate on time, and when late graduates are included, the graduation rate rises to more than 85percentt.

These inputs and the multi-layer neural network model are used to classify students as: graduates, late graduates, or non-graduates.

Educate us earlier rather than at the late graduate and postdoctoral levels about science careers.

These kids are the latest graduates of the Quiteño style, the colonial offspring of the gunshot wedding between Spanish catholicism and indigenous aesthetics.

They were the latest graduates of the Farm Beginnings class run by GrowNYC, which also oversees more than fifty farmers' markets in New York City, including the huge one in Union Square.

Ms. Wilsey and others in her field said part of the problem stemmed from the fact that the latest graduates had spent most of their college years in a booming economy that went suddenly cold in their final academic year.

The earliest graduate from medical school was in 1993 and the latest graduates were in 2005.

An inspirational look at the latest graduate collections.

The latest Graduate Labour Market Statistics (from March this year) suggest that university can still be a valuable investment, with graduates gaining an average earnings premium of £9,000 per year.

Those who run the historic point-to-point course will be hoping that its latest graduate does better in the National than the last to go from one to the other.

At little news has emerged from the Derbyshire changing room, to wit that 21-year-old Slaterater is likely to become the latest graduate of the club academy to make his first class debut, replacing Billy Godleman at the top of the order.