Sentences with phrase «from the class of»

After following the lives of 268 Harvard undergraduate males from the classes of 1938 to 1940 for decades, psychiatrist George Vaillant concluded something you probably already know: Love is the key to happiness.

MBA graduates from the class of 2015 share the most important things they learned during their time at business school.

(Poets & Quants)-- Barbara Hewitt, senior associate director of career services at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, was more than pleased when she noticed that only 4.2 % of bachelor of business administration graduates from the class of 2014 was still seeking employment four to six months after graduation.

Wharton's Hewitt said she already heard one student from the class of 2015 had received a $ 85,000 starting salary.

Gates is one of Poets & Quants» 30 most exceptional executive MBA graduates from the class of 2015.

Employers plan to hire 1.3 percent fewer graduates from the Class of 2018 than they did from the Class of 2017, NACE said.

To help students and their families, using Peterson's data from the class of 2015, we compiled and analyzed average student loan debt data from 1,238 colleges and universities around the nation.

For reference, the average student from the Class of 2015 graduated with $ 16,929 in student loan debt.

To that point, 51 percent of graduates from the classes of 2014 and 2015 said they are working in jobs that do not require their college degree, up from 41 percent of graduates who reported the same the year before that.

It's the best job market in years for grads, with employers expected to hire about 5 percent more from the class of 2016.

Based on the Financial Times» collection of compensation data from the Class of 2010, Kellogg EMBA grads earn more within three years of graduation ($ 239,190 vs. $ 231,232) and enjoy bigger salary increases (53 % vs. 51 %)-- with The Economist data showing similar results.

BusinessWeek, which ranks EMBA programs on the basis of graduate satisfaction and a reputation poll among EMBA directors, picked up mixed vibes from the Class of 2011.

The methodology of the FT survey is based on two surveys — one from 121 participating schools and the other from 3,771 responding alumni from the Class of 2007.

«The competition was fierce as teams from each school brought forth their best and brightest, showcasing their skills with a healthy dose of competitive spirit,» says Christian Petersen, co-chair of the Developers» Den Alumni Organizing Committee and a Schulich MBA graduate from the Class of 2013.

For this study, we analyzed student loan debt data from 1,138 schools in the United States, including student loan debt per borrower, proportion of graduates with student loan debt, and the number of borrowers from the Class of 2016.

It comes from all classes of people, including straight females, albeit the numbers for women are lower than either priests or gay men.

Are the personal Creator's thoughts, feelings, enjoyments to be excluded from the class of events in time, once we have admitted the reality of time prior to special creation?

They perhaps stand more in danger from a class of intellectual «wreckers» who might even find some comfort in Luther's tilting against the dragon of Reason.

This immediately removes the «resurrection of Jesus» from the class of events which are properly called historical and which are open to historical investigation.

Holy Scripture, he said, in order to make its message understood, purges the human mind by the use of «words drawn from any class of things really existing.»

Our ordinary historical documentation comes almost entirely from a class of scribes, generally those concerned with fiscal matters, for whom the official praises of hired annalists are as suspect as the underhanded slanders of apocryphal memorialists.

The objects of his study range from a class of molecules that have the basic self - duplicating property of living things, through cells which suggest purely physical systems, through animals which give increasing evidence of having minds, to human beings in whom streams of consciousness seem to involve continual choices of action, at the opposite pole from control by impersonal laws of nature.

The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health studied a collection of students from the class of» 94 - 95 and has been keeping up with them ever since.

The essence of a thing is what it most fundamentally is (e.g. a person, a cat, or a color), and what allows us to put it in a class distinct from other classes (as a dog is in a class with other dogs, that is distinct from the class of cats).

«49 He explains it by the fact that the monks were recruited from all classes of people and that they were acquainted with a wide range of story material, folklore, legend, etc., which they sought when converted to Buddhism to make use of for Buddhist purposes.

Our school has been around sixty years and I am down one child from my class of twelve.

Monk Fruit: Monk fruit gets its sweetness from a class of compounds called mogrosides.

3 Lottery picks from the class of» 95 — Kevin Garnett, Rasheed Wallace and Bryant Reeves — who signed contract extensions last summer, when they were first eligible to do so.

Also predicted that Kuzma, Mitchell and Markannen would be ahead of most of the other rookies from class of 2017.

How many guys from the Class of 2009 or later are top - 25 guys in 2013?

There were a lot of very good players from the Class of 2018 all the way down to some 2022 players at the inaugural 89 - team EOT / End of the Trail Bay Area Ultimate Challenge from July 23 - 25 at the Ultimate Fieldhouse in Walnut Creek.

She can play any position on the court, and is considered by many analysts as one the top girls from the class of 2018 in the country.

A player also from the Class of «92, Gary took the Valencia job with no managerial experience and hasn't had the best of times.

From the Class of» 92, David Beckham was a star on and off the field.

Surely he is a long way from the class of Pirlo, but Valencia can «polish» further Hajduk Split's «gem».

But it appears they aren't brave enough to take that step, and to separate from a class of men which need to adapt to being ousted by the Industrial Revolution and those who own it.

Tomorrow Matthew Barrett will nominate ten MPs from the class of 2010 who deserve and / or are likely to get promotion.

«I encourage every eligible student from the class of 2016 to apply today and begin training for the jobs of tomorrow right here in New York.»

The next students to benefit from the Hartford Promise scholarship fund are 113 city high school seniors from the Class of 2017, each of whom will get up to $ 20,000 to help pay for college.

My estimate of overall membership is based on an assumed attrition rate of ten percent a year from death, defeat or retirement, and includes the 14 from the Class of 2009 who departed with downsizing.

A novel pesticide manufactured by Bayer AG is therefore being discussed as an alternative; it contains flupyradifurone from the class of butenolides.

«Previously, almost all neuroscience Ph.D. students at Karolinska were recruited from classes of students studying to become M.D.s,» says Olsen «but in the last 10 — 15 years this has changed so that now a small minority of the students we accept for our Ph.D. program are derived from the M.D. curriculum classes.»

«This emission could be coming from big galaxies; it could be coming from a class of small galaxies in relatively recent times.»

Research in animals has hinted that antidepressants such as Prozac and Lexapro, from a class of drugs called serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), may alter certain aspects of fetal neurodevelopment.

14 MRSA's deadliness comes in part from a class of chemicals known as carotenoids, which MRSA uses to fight off our immune systems.

They then plated large numbers of E. coli onto a medium that contained one of several antibiotics, including from the classes of macrolides,?

Malaria, which kills up to 2 million people every year, is to come under renewed attack from a class of drugs that mop up iron in the body.

We highlighted 40 S&T Policy Fellows, one from each class of our first four decades, as a snapshot illustrating who we are.

Inventors could come from any class of people, including many who worked long and hard in the dominant industry of 1862, agriculture

From a beach - cleaning robot to affordable diagnostic tools and better - fitting prosthetics, the fourth annual Senior Design Expo showcased innovations from the Class of 2017 that embody the vision of Columbia Engineering for Humanity.