Sentence examples for thought graduates from inspiring English sources

Sir Narey said there needs to be more clarity on what a children's social worker should know at graduation and that many employers thought graduates were sometimes inadequately prepared for the job.

However, just 12% said school-leavers had the same aptitude for learning new skills as graduates, while 58% thought graduates would be quicker learners.

This is what I thought graduate school would be like.

And to think I thought graduate school was going to offer more individualized learning.

I've been having "ah, this is what I thought graduate school would be like" moments and reveling in my data gathering and experimenting.

I know, you thought graduate school was going to be this grand adventure in personal learning, conquering the scientific world, making new discoveries, and publishing the wonderful data that you have masterfully obtained.

I know I should go see him more often precisely because of my lack of experience--but I thought graduate school was about learning and teaching yourself, and exhausting the possibilities and stretching your imagination before seeking out your adviser, because that's how you get experience.

"If there weren't commercials, I don't think graduates could survive", Deitch said.

Saskia Goldman thinks graduates don't often consider social care as an option.

Three quarters of students surveyed also think graduates have the greatest potential to earn a high salary.

Sometimes I think graduates of community and technical colleges are luckier than graduates of 4-year institutions because of our close connections and partnerships with manufacturing, building trades, unions, business and industry.