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Discover Ludwig"school graduate" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to someone who has completed their studies at a specific level of education, such as high school or university. Example: The new job posting requires applicants to be college graduates, with at least three years of experience in their field.
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UVA law school graduate.
Perhaps, heaven forbid, a state school graduate?
The man, a high school graduate, could no longer speak.
Phelps is a recent high school graduate from Baltimore.
Although a law school graduate, she is not a lawyer.
So what does the recent high school graduate need to know?
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"A teaching hospital for law school graduates".
"They are typically high school graduates.
They must also be current students or high school graduates.
Scheindlin drifted into law school, graduating from Cornell in 1975.
And what would you say to business school graduates?
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