Graduation Definition & Meaning

Example Sentences

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The tech giant will help shape the university’s new AI-competency graduation requirement, and faculty will be able to access a tool for scientific research, too.

From The Wall Street Journal

I would meet the coolest friends—hopefully I’d find my own personal Uncle Jack, and we would live in side-by-side apartments after graduation.

From Literature

One common program used by big tech companies is the Optional Practical Training program, or OPT, which gives foreign graduates at U.S. universities temporary employment after graduation, typically for a year.

From The Wall Street Journal

America’s openness to exchange students has allowed China’s cohort of international students in America to grow to more than a quarter of a million—the majority of whom return home after graduation.

From The Wall Street Journal

The schools’ efforts also reflect expanded graduation mandates nationwide.

From The Wall Street Journal