Sentences with phrase «still graduate on time»

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Then, injuring my knee, I graduated (if it can be called that: I still love wearing them from time to time) to the baggy - kneed drop crotch (deeply offensive to all men — deeply grateful was my knee) to remove all stress on my knee cap when I sat (to drive, which is often).

Shamsun Nahar, who came to the city from Bangladesh in 2013, said her elder son was among those who needed the help: An 18 - year - old student at a high school in the Bronx, he still has difficulty with English, which has left him socially isolated and could keep him from graduating on time.

I'm proud of the impact we've made, but we need to double - down on our efforts at a time when so many students are being targeted or unfairly treated because of their race, religion, gender, and nation of origin; when vital funding that helps disadvantaged children is at risk; and when proven solutions that can significantly increase the number of children who read by third grade and who graduate high school career or college ready still aren't in place across our nation.

Since I changed my major to English late in my junior year and still wanted to graduate on time, I didn't have much time to take anything other than the core English requirements.

I am the parent of a grad - student who graduated in May with a degree in film (screenwriting) we co-signed on his private loans ($ 130k) and he still doesn't have permanent / full time work.

I have had a Wells Fargo secured credit cards Visa $ 300 credit limit I just now reached the 12 - month I have made on - time payments every month I have never overdrawn the account I've always paid on time I also have a checking account and savings account and I still have not graduated they can not give me a date as to when I will graduate they said I am just in the face of being reviewed for graduation.

You get one shot at it and on the back of it, yeah you could have an enjoyable career in one of the large graduate recruiters here in the UK, one of the largest professional firms in the UK so it's worth to take that little bit extra time to slightly earlier train perhaps, or stay up a little bit just to get a little extra sleep but still get that good night sleep and make yourself mentally and physically prepared for the day in the offices.

So, it's been a really exciting time and it's something I'm still really, really passionate about and really care about because I think, you know, there are so many graduates coming out of university and it's a really competitive job market and I've always been really focused on how we can help more graduates get great jobs on leaving university.

In fact, those of us with a job have heard «no» many more times than «yes» If you're a recent graduate or still working on getting that degree and are about to embark upon your search for the perfect job, you don't yet posses the.