Sentence examples for years of graduating from inspiring English sources

They start work while still in high school, and marry within a few years of graduating.

Most were within five years of graduating from college, she said, reflecting a more informal mind-set among younger people.

And this premium is of little comfort to the 9.1% of borrowers who in 2011 had defaulted on their federal student loans within two years of graduating.

Within a couple of years of graduating college, Bridget would have found her job prospects threatened by the global recession of the late eighties and early nineties; even when we first meet her, she's flitting from position to position.

I was a member of the first generation to go to university with top-up fees, which at the time didn't seem that bad: £6k a year would only add up to £18k overall and I'd probably pay it off within 5 years of graduating.

The goal is attainable, said Dr. Carnevale, whose research shows that each year there are 560,000 students who graduate in the top half of their high school class — and have the test scores that show they could succeed in college — but who fail to earn a two- or four-year degree within eight years of graduating.

Within a year of graduating came This Life, the twentysomething house-share serial which captured a generation.

By 1979, about 45% of physics Ph.D. graduates were taking postdoc positions, and some 55% held permanent jobs within a year of graduating.

Four years of graduate work later I found myself, to my surprise, a professional historian.

Horvath spent his first two years of graduate school trying unsuccessfully to get meaningful results from tDCS.

She remained at MIT for two more years of graduate studies, but she was not awarded a Ph.D.