Sentence examples for so graduated from inspiring English sources

According to a study last year by Harvard's Civil Rights Project, only 45.3% of LAUSD students who started ninth grade (ie, senior high school, at the age of 14 or so) graduated four years later from 12th grade; for Latino students, who make up three-quarters of the student body, the rate was a mere 39%.

Any outstanding repayments will be written off after 30 years, so graduates with low lifetime earnings will be protected.

So graduates at Stuyvesant will hear from David Axelrod (class of 1972), a senior adviser to President Obama, at commencement on Thursday.

So, graduates, strap yourself in and prepare for some annoyances on the way, but don't worry, because it'll be alright in the end.

Hospitality is one of the fastest-growing industries, so graduates with an in-depth knowledge of the business are highly sought after.

And so, graduates, go forth.

And so graduate school in education is big business.

So Graduate Fog emailed Vice seeking an explanation.

A number of these have specialised military institutes within the university so graduates can immediately go into the army.

Language departments are tweaking master's degrees so graduates, with a portfolio of cultural knowledge and language skills, can land jobs with multinational companies.

There's a near unending list of tasks to do so graduates can be forced (and kept) out of their comfort zone.