Sentence examples for low graduate from inspiring English sources

Employers, meanwhile, complain of poor education quality and low graduate skills.

The average age of people applying to nursing is 29, many with previous degree debts; the changes will deter many mature students who simply cannot face the prospect of entering a profession with even more debt and low graduate wages.

Compared with other large recruiters, public sector employers (median of £22,200) have the lowest graduate pay rates for 2013.

Philip Low, a graduate student at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in California, and colleagues at the University of Chicago have found that a songbird experiences REM sleep, slow-wave sleep and an intermediate stage just as humans do.

Academia also needs to cut back on low-quality graduate programs.

Why should low paid graduates - nurses, youth workers or science researchers - pay the same as corporate lawyers and investment bankers?

State-school teachers' salaries are among the lowest for graduate jobs in Brazil, so most high-flyers are not interested.

So, imagine the horror when reports emerged unveiling a new low for graduates: internships being auctioned off to the highest bidder.

Low was graduated as valedictorian of Columbia College in 1870, thereupon entering his father's prosperous importing business and becoming a leader in the tea and silk trades.

"Using MOOCs for a low-cost graduate degree certainly crosses a threshold," but, he added, so does Virginia Tech's practice of teaching freshman math through self-paced online courses with lower costs and better outcomes.

"I think people when they reflect on the detail of what we have done will realise that we have produced a package in very difficult circumstances when we had to make cuts which is more progressive and it will help low income graduates, and it will help part-timers and it's very much in the long term interest of universities".