Sentences with phrase «only employ graduates»

Many of the larger graduate recruiters will only employ graduates with proven technical skills and a good degree (2:1 or above) in a computing - related discipline.

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Whatever your thoughts about ghana's education are we are based on the much better British system rather than your hollow American one hence with only a tiny proportion graduating your government seeks to employ them in your public services.

Others wondered if the NIH graduate school would only add to the already swollen ranks of under - employed Ph.D. s.

College graduates are far more likely to be employed and earn, on average, $ 32,000 more per year than adults with only a high - school diploma.

Hill Air Force Base gets only two applicants for every job opening in electrical engineering and has enough need to employ every graduate of all the engineering programs in Utah each year.

We have been employing only the writers that graduated from the best US - based colleges or universities.

Further, only applicants who are currently employed (or have proof of income from other sources) and those who have graduated from a nonprofit college or graduate program eligible for Title IV federal aid will be considered.

Only about twenty people graduated with a CS degree in the five - year span they referred to, and yes, by 1999, they were all employed, but not in their field, necessarily.

Provo contains the Brigham Young University, which not only employs over 4,000 people, but also regularly churns out smart and well - educated graduates.

While we believe it is important for our students to be aware of and understand all arguments regarding dog training and behavior, we are committed to ensuring that our graduates employ and endorse only positive training and avoid the use of pain, fear, and intimidation in all practices.

Post-Graduation Goals According to the ABA law graduate employment data, more than half of employed law students choose to work at law firms, and I would assume that only a small subset of the 14.6 % who choose to go into «Business & Industry» are entrepreneurs.

Nine months after graduation, only 20.5 percent of 2011 graduates of the University of the District of Columbia's law school were employed in full - time jobs requiring a J.D.