Marty would miss Phi Beta Kappa, but only by the merest fraction; J.W. would rank about number twenty-seven in a graduating class of forty-five.

(Graduate record examination)

"I'm doing post graduate work at the East-West Center.

She was in a suspended statetoo heavy for ballet, too young for graduate school.

Post graduate students have given up their fellowships.

Miller analogies test; graduate level, form G. By Wilford Stanton Miller.

I must give you a watch like Linnet's for a graduating present.

He did not have much faith in graduating essays.

He usually attends the graduating exercises and makes addresses to the students in presenting prizes or diplomas; and he gives them straight talks about the duties and the privileges of young men of their positions and responsibilities.

The most graduate cross word puzzle book.

I 'members de firs' one to gragurate[FN: graduate] frum it.

Mary Putnam secured her graduate degree from the great medical school of the University of Paris, being the first woman who had been admitted to the school since the fourteenth century.

Kate Barrington had her degree and her graduating honors; the banquets and breakfasts, the little intimate farewell gatherings, and the stirring convocation were through with.

I had myself as an under-graduate read and re-read and revelled in John Inglesant, and I was intensely curious to see him and worship him.

He had begun to draw caricatures with his pencil when a school-boy at the Charter House, and to scribble them with his pen when a student at Cambridge, editing The Snob, a weekly under-graduate paper, and parodying the prize poem Timbuctoo of his contemporary at the university, Alfred Tennyson.

Seven hundred and three persons have pursued undergraduate courses and nine hundred and two have followed graduate studies.