Sentence examples for wise graduates from inspiring English sources

Since it ended in March, 110 WiSE graduates have gone on to paid employment, including 12% of Framework's own workforce.

Ms. Cole said Ms. McNair was wise to pursue a graduate degree in a field where there were jobs.

And though Zack Morris has now graduated from wise guy Bayside student to wise guy lawyer, a certain little on-set mishap is still a bit of a titillating affair: Mark-Paul Gosselaar put the Bash in bashful.

AE: Academic-wise, I just graduated Ithaca College with a major in Architecture and minors in Mathematics and Accounting.

New under-graduates need to wise up fast and learn how to budget.

Annie T. Wise became the first female graduate in 1919 and went on to become Georgia Tech's first female faculty member the following year.

Graduates who might find funding a problem would be wise to shop around, both for the medical school with the lowest fees, and for the lowest cost of living around the school and the teaching hospital.

Everyone trying to navigate the sometimes-treacherous terrain of a graduate school, postdoctoral, or professorial career needs a wise and available counselor.

College graduates looking for a great business opportunity today would be wise to consider retrofitting the homes owned by baby boomers.

Graduated from City college in the class with Rabbi Wise, Max Steuer, and Arthur Guiterman... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By Ceridwen Dovey.

She graduated from Columbia University with a degree in literature and is wise and articulate beyond her years.