Sentence examples for least graduated from inspiring English sources

The TAKA program is designed for students who at least graduated high school and wish to pursue a Bachelor's degree, a Master's degree, or a PhD in Hebrew at an Israeli college or university.

Following the loss, James seriously considered declaring for the 2002 NBA draft, unsuccessfully petitioning for an adjustment to the NBA's draft eligibility rules which required prospective players to have at least graduated from high school.

Even if you think this shot looks like he's graduated to the Connecticut suburbs and the colors so don't work with his skin tone, you have to admit, he's at least graduated past high school.

As of the 2006 2010 American Community Survey, 16.0% of Newark residents ages 25 and over had never attended high school and 15.9% didn't graduate, while 68.1% had at least graduated from high school, including the 12.3% who had earned a bachelor's degree or higher.

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It is, for example, customary for the founders of big technology firms to have dropped out of college, or at least graduate school, before getting started.

At the very least, graduates are charged an interest rate equal to the retail price index, scaling up to the RPI plus 3% once their incomes exceed £41,000.

Among the responses, some were curt ("No"), and some were well meaning ("Come back when you get a BA in Creative Writing… or at least graduate from high school").

Yet, for now at least, graduates of science-writing programs seem to be finding jobs.

The majority of the U.S. students expressed they have not even taken such a course, which is an interesting finding considering that (at least graduate) education in entrepreneurship in the U.S. has flourished in the last decade.

Then this focus on developing "scholars" results in only 40% 0f 25-35 year olds at least graduating from two year colleges.