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Most students in CTE programs take essentially the same number and kind of academic classes as non-CTE students , and they graduate with equivalent test scores . Our students when they graduate with a master 's degree - 100 % of them get jobs . Investments , Grillo plans to enter the corporate world after she graduates , and is considering a career as a lawyer or a money manager . After she graduated from high school , Shiber entered a hospital nursing diploma program in Nashville and then went on to earn her bachelor 's degree at the University of Tennessee . Recruiting is difficult when colleges and universities are only producing enough IT graduates to fill half of the growing annual requirement . She graduated from Fullerton Union High School ’ s continuation school at 16 and attended the Los Angeles Job Corps to become a certified nursing assistant . This year 's graduating class is also the first to have entered college knowing about the tech bust , suggesting that IT graduates are more likely to be drawn to the field out of a genuine interest than by the promise of huge salary , according to Michael Doty , director of the career center at the University of Texas at Dallas . " Yet when she graduated from university in Milan with a degree in political science , Ms. Prada resisted for several years before joining her grandfather 's luggage and leather-goods business in the late 1970s . Graduate Kim Munson created an informative portfolio and resume site , and a week after she graduated , was hired as a full time web engineer by a South Bay multimedia company called Digital IQ . But they , like others impressed by Khadem Nwachuku , will have to wait until 2010 when she graduates . She attended Gilroy public schools , and was elected sophomore class president , school Secretary and vice president of the student body at Gilroy High School , where she graduated in 1969 . Whether you graduated from Florida Tech or not , you are eligible for membership in the Florida Tech Alumni Association . They will be different when you're ready for retirement from what they were when you graduated high school . We also expect to see increased pressure placed on educational institutions to provide more IT graduates . " She 's devoted to serving a community of underprivileged women and children when she graduates , but asks herself , " How can the movement for basic human rights like community health care ultimately rest on the continued commitment of a few altruistic physicians ? For example , specifying what computer the students should have not only is control but dangerous because it implies they can use it until they graduate , which is not true , given the speed with which computers change . If you are one of the alumni of Foreign Languages and Bilingual Studies at EMU , kindly take a moment to write to us about you , your present address , the year you graduated and how the education at EMU has helped you in your career etc. Also , please let us know if you would like your information posted as below . Colleges of education need to be doing ongoing consulting with teachers after they graduate , and UC is providing those professional development opportunities . Because of this , he said he believes that French students may be more experienced in handling a variety of conditions when they graduate and that the MUSC dental students will return from Lyon much stronger in clinical practice . Do you feel as though you have managed to get into a bit of a rut since you graduated ? " IT graduates have founded companies that span many industries , including manufacturing , biotechnology , communications , software , electronics , and engineering . Fourteen years later she graduates with a master 's degree in public health . If you graduated ' 41 , that was the thing to do , was to get in the war effort .