The phrase "when graduating" can be used in a sentence, but it may sound a bit awkward and may not be the most common or formal way to express the idea.
It would be more commonly used in spoken language or informal writing. Example: "I remember when graduating from high school, it was such a bittersweet moment."
Why has her contemporary Shoshana Rosenfield, who made an equally fine impression when graduating from the school, had no solo roles at all?
Similarly, back when graduating from high school was a rarer achievement, the Great Depression pushed potential dropouts to stay in high school because work was so hard to come by.
Even "moving-up day," a spring ritual when graduating seniors have traditionally hazed the juniors about to take their places, has been banned, and the police patrol Ridgewood Avenue on the last day of classes to suppress it.
Ms. Min Chen, a 30-year-old General Manager Assistant in an American-owned financial company in Beijing, said that she only looked for jobs in large scale foreign companies when graduating in 2000.
When graduating from a prestigious college specialized in water conservancy in 1992, Mr. Lei Yang,6 a 40-year-old7 senior manager in a large-scale FDI (foreign direct investment) company in Shenzhen, was initially assigned to a state-owned oceangoing company in his home province.
The various benefits of introducing radiology early in the teaching curriculum have been demonstrated by several authors: Branstetter et al. showed in their initial study that students gain a higher opinion of radiology when this is taught in pre-clinical years [6] and that these attitudes also persist when graduating [7].
When graduates leave university, they are often burdened with student debt.
State-backed student loans, repayable only when graduates begin earning, were extended to cover the cost of the higher fees.
America's own reputation will be on the line when graduates of the training program go on duty in Sierra Leone.
"When graduates are employed in non-graduate level jobs, it squeezes out those without qualifications.
When graduates are earning £21,000 or less, the rate of interest is the rate of inflation.
