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Of the 226 graduates in 2002 03, 107 were hired by the Agency.

Of the 55 who graduated in August 2004, 32 were recruited by the Agency.

The oldest college graduate was 95. The youngest college graduate was 10.

One graduate has said that he completed his degree in only two terms

But it also masked another reality that there just are not as many of them as there should be.

On behalf of the graduating seniors of Parang High School.

1977 Alumni Association Scholarship for High Standing

Of the top five, three (Harvard, Yale, and Columbia) are managed entirely by alumni, and two (Princeton and Stanford) are under 90 alumni control.

As of 2011 the official graduation rate is 62 .

Gender stereotyping in fields of study had been sharply reduced, as female graduates now outnumbered males in most fields.

1980 Alumni Association Scholarship for High Standing

Nearly all of the plans included measures to improve the preparation of graduates for the labour market.

Given their intimate knowledge of the university, alumni are also the most effective leaders.

Since 1999, when the Chinese government began a push to ramp up university education, the number of graduates has risen seven fold, but the number of high skilled, high paying jobs has not kept pace.

Using alumni to infuse the benefits of competition into nonprofit institutions exemplifies the genius of American adaptation.

The programme has, over the years, proved to be beneficial both to the interns themselves and to the Centre.

Of course there are some people here who are even more pleased than the graduates.

It's taken by all computer science undergraduates, as well as many of our graduate students.

Meanwhile staff are already circulating, recruiting new graduates to join their ranks as Father School volunteers.

The Secretary General has reported that, while the number of youth in secondary and tertiary education has increased, labour markets in many countries are not able to accommodate those large groups of skilled graduates.

For many graduates, these gaps will never be bridged in later life.

In general, a higher percentage of alumni on the board is associated with a higher ranking, increased selectivity, and a larger endowment.

And I did know how the alumni of various schools back in the 30s judged coaches and athletic teams.

As of this writing, about 20 of the Harvard graduating class have taken the oath.

In some fields, it is among the top undergraduate institutions in percentage of graduates who enroll in graduate school.

Teachers' training courses for EP1 were based on the recruitment of those just graduated from this level.

Now we have uh... a lot of Bain alumni that are raising big money as Mitt Romney bundlers and they are also involved in the electronic voting machine business.

Indeed, alumni have the most incentive to donate generously, and to manage the university effectively. Given their intimate knowledge of the university, alumni are also the most effective leaders.

In 2006, the couple donated 2 million to build a living room at the University's Newman Alumni Center.

Over 95 per cent of graduates go on to higher education and many continue into careers in the international community.

During the period under review, the Centre provided such training to 12 graduate students from various geographical regions.

Through alumni networks, board members can acquire information quickly and act upon it without delay.

In November 2007, confidential court documents were posted on the website of 02138 , a magazine that catered to Harvard alumni.

Japan and Lithuania have recently set up comprehensive job placement and career counselling offices to support graduates at all levels of their job search.

Burkina Faso established a national employment fund as well as a fund for productive activities, both aimed at supporting small and medium scale enterprises for young graduates.

A second alumni vote, in October 1991, agreed to accept the Class of 1992, and the lawsuit was dropped.

In fact, these ceremonies are about the graduates families that is, those who have loved and supported them, regardless of their biological connection as much as they are about the graduates themselves. Whatever each family s experience, the result has been a child reaching a level of education of which many people can only dream.

Within sporting activities, children are allowed to participate in all national and international individual and team sporting competitions with a view to developing their team spirit and sense of sportsmanship.

The graduating classes of top American universities are packed with foreign students, and 27 of physicians practicing in the US today come from abroad.

To that end, the government is injecting public capital, while wealthy graduates are pouring in private money in the style of American alumni donors.

This raises the question, which students or graduates can actually afford such a placement? Franz Schröder came to the conclusion in his open letter

The South African Medical Association estimates that at least 5,000 South African doctors have moved abroad, mostly to the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia.25 An estimated 30 50 per cent of health graduates leave South Africa for the United States and the United Kingdom each year.

How many, how many, how many?

As a practical step, the EU and its member states should offer 30,000 visas and work permits annually for graduates from participating Mediterranean countries.