Definition of graduate school in English:

graduate school

noun

North American

A department of a university for advanced work by graduates.
〈北美〉研究生院
Example sentencesExamples
- If you do plan to attend graduate school, make sure you thoroughly investigate school choices.
- Check to see where recent graduates from your academic department have gone to graduate school.
- She plans to attend graduate school in preparation for a position in dairy products development.
- Then, it makes sense to begin to work with faculty members to decide whether graduate school is the best path.
- He studied law at a graduate school and has been studying for ten years to pass the bar exam.
- I went to graduate school because I needed a master's degree to be able to teach.
- In tough job markets, the first thing many seniors do is apply to graduate school.
- He enrolled at an international graduate school and studied with students from all over the world.
- They immigrated to the U.S. to attend graduate school at the University of Texas.
- They met while they were both in graduate school at the University of Iowa.
- After a few years of working in the field, I went back to graduate school to study marine ecology.
- We've all gone to graduate school and studied subjects we were and are still interested in.
- Many of his former students have gone on to graduate school and one student recently obtained a doctorate.
- I moved home with my parents after finishing my degree in order to work and save for graduate school.
- Kennedy went on to college, graduate school, and law school, and today is an advocate for the civil rights of people with disabilities.
- Well, I had gone to graduate school really because I had too much fun in college.
- My only worry is that next year I will graduate from graduate school and I will have to find a job.
- The role of graduate school is to prepare students for challenging careers.
- Another concern is that many potential graduate students are not ready for graduate school.
- Jay was in graduate school working on his PhD in health policy and management.

Definition of graduate school in US English:

graduate school

nounˈɡrajəˌwāt sko͞olˈɡrædʒəˌweɪt skul

North American

A division of a university offering advanced programs beyond the bachelor's degree.
Example sentencesExamples
- Another concern is that many potential graduate students are not ready for graduate school.
- Many of his former students have gone on to graduate school and one student recently obtained a doctorate.
- The role of graduate school is to prepare students for challenging careers.
- They met while they were both in graduate school at the University of Iowa.
- I moved home with my parents after finishing my degree in order to work and save for graduate school.
- Check to see where recent graduates from your academic department have gone to graduate school.
- In tough job markets, the first thing many seniors do is apply to graduate school.
- They immigrated to the U.S. to attend graduate school at the University of Texas.
- He enrolled at an international graduate school and studied with students from all over the world.
- Then, it makes sense to begin to work with faculty members to decide whether graduate school is the best path.
- He studied law at a graduate school and has been studying for ten years to pass the bar exam.
- If you do plan to attend graduate school, make sure you thoroughly investigate school choices.
- Kennedy went on to college, graduate school, and law school, and today is an advocate for the civil rights of people with disabilities.
- My only worry is that next year I will graduate from graduate school and I will have to find a job.
- Well, I had gone to graduate school really because I had too much fun in college.
- I went to graduate school because I needed a master's degree to be able to teach.
- After a few years of working in the field, I went back to graduate school to study marine ecology.
- Jay was in graduate school working on his PhD in health policy and management.
- We've all gone to graduate school and studied subjects we were and are still interested in.
- She plans to attend graduate school in preparation for a position in dairy products development.

单词	graduate school
释义	Definition of graduate school in English: graduate school noun North American A department of a university for advanced work by graduates. 〈北美〉研究生院 Example sentencesExamples If you do plan to attend graduate school, make sure you thoroughly investigate school choices. Check to see where recent graduates from your academic department have gone to graduate school. She plans to attend graduate school in preparation for a position in dairy products development. Then, it makes sense to begin to work with faculty members to decide whether graduate school is the best path. He studied law at a graduate school and has been studying for ten years to pass the bar exam. I went to graduate school because I needed a master's degree to be able to teach. In tough job markets, the first thing many seniors do is apply to graduate school. He enrolled at an international graduate school and studied with students from all over the world. They immigrated to the U.S. to attend graduate school at the University of Texas. They met while they were both in graduate school at the University of Iowa. After a few years of working in the field, I went back to graduate school to study marine ecology. We've all gone to graduate school and studied subjects we were and are still interested in. Many of his former students have gone on to graduate school and one student recently obtained a doctorate. I moved home with my parents after finishing my degree in order to work and save for graduate school. Kennedy went on to college, graduate school, and law school, and today is an advocate for the civil rights of people with disabilities. Well, I had gone to graduate school really because I had too much fun in college. My only worry is that next year I will graduate from graduate school and I will have to find a job. The role of graduate school is to prepare students for challenging careers. Another concern is that many potential graduate students are not ready for graduate school. Jay was in graduate school working on his PhD in health policy and management. Definition of graduate school in US English: graduate school nounˈɡrajəˌwāt sko͞olˈɡrædʒəˌweɪt skul North American A division of a university offering advanced programs beyond the bachelor's degree. Example sentencesExamples Another concern is that many potential graduate students are not ready for graduate school. Many of his former students have gone on to graduate school and one student recently obtained a doctorate. The role of graduate school is to prepare students for challenging careers. They met while they were both in graduate school at the University of Iowa. I moved home with my parents after finishing my degree in order to work and save for graduate school. Check to see where recent graduates from your academic department have gone to graduate school. In tough job markets, the first thing many seniors do is apply to graduate school. They immigrated to the U.S. to attend graduate school at the University of Texas. He enrolled at an international graduate school and studied with students from all over the world. Then, it makes sense to begin to work with faculty members to decide whether graduate school is the best path. He studied law at a graduate school and has been studying for ten years to pass the bar exam. If you do plan to attend graduate school, make sure you thoroughly investigate school choices. Kennedy went on to college, graduate school, and law school, and today is an advocate for the civil rights of people with disabilities. My only worry is that next year I will graduate from graduate school and I will have to find a job. Well, I had gone to graduate school really because I had too much fun in college. I went to graduate school because I needed a master's degree to be able to teach. After a few years of working in the field, I went back to graduate school to study marine ecology. Jay was in graduate school working on his PhD in health policy and management. We've all gone to graduate school and studied subjects we were and are still interested in. She plans to attend graduate school in preparation for a position in dairy products development.
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