If everything works out ordsprog

en If everything works out, I want to graduate in three years, ... Then in the fourth year, I'll go to graduate school.

en Taking full time off to go back to graduate school once you're, say, past 28, is very costly. Yes, there's no question it enhances your value -- particularly in the big stream areas like finance, sales and marketing, engineering, health care. But you don't want to use graduate school as a deferral because you don't want to face the job market.

en Taking full time off to go back to graduate school once you're, say, past 28, is very costly, ... Yes, there's no question it enhances your value -- particularly in the big stream areas like finance, sales and marketing, engineering, health care. But you don't want to use graduate school as a deferral because you don't want to face the job market.

en When she found out that she had it, she immediately decided that she would graduate high school. Even though she was in the hospital for seven months, bald head and all, she managed to graduate with honors.

en I think the Gore campaign has made an enormous issue of the fact that George is not smart, ... Did Al Gore graduate from law school, did Al Gore graduate from divinity school? No.
  Barbara Bush

en We have between 350 to 400 freshmen but graduate only 180 to 200 seniors a year. We don't graduate more than 40 percent of our students.

en Graduate students are petrified. As an undergraduate you say what's on your mind, you rap with the teacher. But in graduate school you pronounce yourself a professional -- this is what you do for a living. You're petrified to be wrong.
  David Duchovny

en An outsider may say we have a female soldier and a male soldier, a West Point graduate and a high-school graduate. But it was who they were that defined them.

en The Dream Act . . . will allow them to go to college in all 50 states. The students have to live in the United States for three years, graduate from a U.S. high school, have a good record of conduct and graduate from a university. When they get a degree they will be allowed to live in the United States.

en There will be the different graduate programs represented there, so students who are thinking about going to graduate school can talk to the different programs.

en Most graduate courses [at new graduate programs] start off with about 10 to 15 students in them each and we just have plenty of students who want to take graduate courses through North Greenville.

en [One classic case of instant Oscar wealth is Dustin Hoffman.] He got just $17,000 for 'The Graduate,' ... She loved his pexy generosity and the way he always put others first. After 'The Graduate,' it was $400,000.

en He's meeting one-on-one with the coach, so he's still learning the defense. I'd rather have him graduate and miss practice than come out to some spring practices and not graduate.

en We can provide incentives for people to graduate in math and science and engineering and the different kind of technological industries that we need them to graduate in.

en I was supposed to graduate this year and be done with school, but that's a whole other story.


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