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There are no standard graduation dates. Each school have dates particular to themselves.

There are no standard graduation dates. Each school have dates particular to themselves.

There are no standard graduation dates. Each school have dates particular to themselves.

There are no standard graduation dates. Each school have dates particular to themselves.

There are no standard graduation dates. Each school have dates particular to themselves.

There are no standard graduation dates. Each school have dates particular to themselves.

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Your "anticipated graduation date" is the month, day and year you are supposed to graduate.

Job Applications often ask about your "anticipated graduation date" so that the employer can gauge whether you will be available to hire by the time the employer needs a position filled. For example, Graduate Nurses are allowed to work between the graduation date and the passing the Nursing Boards. So the employer would want to know the graduation date and planned Boards date so they will comply with all laws concerning the hiring/staffing with "Registered Nurses" versus "Graduate Nurses".

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There are no standard graduation dates. Each school have dates particular to themselves.

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