The phrase "program graduates" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who have completed a specific program. For example: "The program graduates celebrated their achievements at a special ceremony."
Three boys' program graduates now dance with City Ballet: Amar Ramasar, a soloist; Ralph Ippolito, a corps member; and Cameron Dieck, an apprentice.
Program graduates talk of a certain seed of yearning planted during their rural service that flowers best in the old coal towns of Appalachia.
The Doe Fund operates a successful, work-based program here in New York and has had astounding results: only 4.8percentt of our program graduates are re-arrested a year after their release, compared with 44percentt nationally.
Participants: Ninety-six prograduatesuates; 17 dropouts with acquired brain injury.
Program graduates will be prepared for research and technical positions with academic, clinical, and pharmaceutical laboratories.
Another recommendation is to increase the social visibility of the skills and abilities that program graduates acquire (Cummins, 1973).
Using a new income-based repayment program, graduates will be expected to start paying off their loans as residents.
This is improving, as there are now program graduates with administrative responsibilities in the department to provide orientation and assistance to volunteers as needed.
Employment pattern differences were noted between academic year and summer-only program graduates with associated divergence in career emphasis, research productivity, and job satisfaction.
Teacher education programs in the United States face increasing pressure to demonstrate their effectiveness through pupils' learning gains in classrooms where program graduates teach.
And it gets the early pick of the 360 information technology program graduates turned out every year by the Universiti Putra Malaysia.
