Sentence examples for of which graduated from inspiring English sources

King's College London Dental Institute [KCLDI] is just one of a number of schools across the UK which offer offers a four year course for graduates holding a degree (the Dentistry Graduate/Professional Entry Programme) [ 16], the first tranche of which graduated in the June 2009.

The archive was started in 1993 with more than $100,000 in donations from the Rutgers Class of 1942, which graduated — as one of its members, Tom Kindre, likes to say — "right into the teeth of World War II".

That compares to a record high of 91.9 percent for the class of 2007, which graduated just before the great recession erupted.

Online education is more clearly a potential substitute for, rather than complement to, traditional education.It is easy to get caught up in techno-utopian talk about the potential of online education, and similarly easy to dwell on how poor a substitute online learning is for the "traditional" college experience (the value of which graduates seem to inflate the deeper into the past it recedes).

The report cards show the final scorecard for the class of 2001, which graduated last June.

The University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka is used by the medical school of the University of Zambia, which graduated its first doctors in 1972.

The site, which graduated out of Upwest's first class this past spring, just unveiled a big integration with Yammer.

And European programs do not generally include internships, they note, which graduates of American schools consistently rate as being among the most formative elements of their M.B.A. experiences.

The final year of the medical course (which graduates had completed in July) might have had considerable impact on graduates' self-assessments.

With regards to the cost of integrating the new medical graduates, governments of countries to which graduates are returning may need to allocate substantial additional recurrent budgets for that purpose.

That followed Britain cutting the period of time for which graduates from India could remain in the UK.