Sentence examples for poor graduate from inspiring English sources

Poor graduate students spend more than equally poor waitresses, because they can expect higher incomes later.

They had met in college & married when she was still a junior & he a poor graduate student.

"I'd be scared to get any except the most expensive & then you'll say I spent too much money," she said.. They had met in college & married when she was still a junior & he a poor graduate student.

But my family couldn't understand why I wanted to live in the Western world as a poor graduate student when I could have a comfortable life in India.

Then a poor graduate student, Jaffa returned to the bookstore day after day, reading a few pages each day, before he at last scraped together the money to buy the volume.

I am not, and have never been, in poverty, but I have been varying shades of poor: tiny-nonprofit-salary-in-an-expensive-urban-area poor, graduate-student poor, can't-find-a-job-out-of-school-during-a-recession poor.

Debts are written off after 30 years, so whereas poor graduates benefit from lower monthly payments, they do not end up paying the higher fee.

Dr. Sessoms said that he had used "salty" language but no expletives to argue that students who were poorly prepared when they entered college would make poor graduates.

Many universities are also becoming increasingly aware that an academically rich but skills-poor graduate doesn't reflect well on the institution and are responding accordingly.

"The abolition of maintenance grants means it is the poorest graduates who are getting the worst deal, with debts of over £50,000 on graduation.

The freeze is a regressive move as the poorest graduates will now have to pay more".