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graduation

noun as in commencement

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Up to and including his high school graduation, Cam was brutalized by his classmates, who found him to be easy pickings.

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Schools are asked to post earnings after graduation for each academic program and to refund tuition for students who drop out during the first semester.

In addition to graduates’ salaries, the rankings consider schools’ graduation rates and diversity—and their learning environment, based on a survey of about 120,000 students and recent alumni.

Those who go viral stand to gain a debt-free education, expenses-paid trips and a career path after graduation—and some top TikTok stars are making up to six figures a month.

He skipped his college graduation from Suffolk University in Boston last year to move to San Francisco—the kind of city where “brilliant misfits have a place,” he said—and founded an AI finance startup.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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