The phrase "prospective graduates" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to students who are expected to graduate in the near future, or to a group of individuals who are considering or planning to graduate from a particular institution or program. Example: "The university is hosting a career fair for prospective graduates to network and explore job opportunities after they complete their studies."
Requiring all prospective graduates to pass all Regents exams could needlessly increase the dropout rate, especially among those students in alternative schools who have already failed to adapt to traditional schools.
Instead, LevelEdge is a clearinghouse, allowing its subscribers to get a broad view of prospective graduates and promising athletes without an intermediary who might take advantage of unsuspecting families.
The challenge faced by prospective graduates is to rise and meet the challenges of such industry practitioners.
Since its implementation, JKKP has distributed questionnaires to prospective graduates during annual Graduate Event which is held at the end of the second semester of each academic session to celebrate the fourth-year students that will be graduated.
Overall, mostly all the prospective graduates are satisfied with the current system of teaching and learning in JKKP as well as also willing to involve into the working environment.
For an increasing number of prospective graduate students, particularly those pursuing careers with relatively modest salaries, the math no longer works out.
Mr. Baty said that when Times Higher Education Magazine first set up its rankings in 2004 "it was a relatively crude exercise" aimed mainly at prospective graduate students and academics.
As a prospective graduate student considering a number of schools, I read with great interest David L. Kirp's analysis of the current "blood sport" of academia (Op-Ed, Oct. 27).
Just five years later it was rated as the top department in the web-based publication "The Philosophical Gourmet," the philosophers' version of the U.S. News & World Report college ranking and the bible for prospective graduate students.
AGEM has 3 years of successful summer research experiences for prospective graduate students.
So prospective graduate students should apply to at least three programs, maybe more.
