post-collegiate

Thing is, how the hell do you impose that on a post-collegiate boys club full of nerdy egomaniacs?

Isn't the point of intern programs to give young newcomers real world experience and exposure to the post-collegiate world?

My understanding is that it came from Facebook's core of post-collegiate boy programmers.

Expect for the occasional project/elective during undergrad, I would leave the learning of how to collaborate to post-collegiate studies.

This kind of spontaneous social mixing doesn't disappear in post-collegiate life.

It's the accepted practice now in the collegiate and post-collegiate levels.

He's also lamenting that kids that get into Harvard are lacking some of the self-sufficiency tools that are key to a successful college and post-collegiate career.

Compare this with the modern, post-collegiate experience for most 20-somethings.

That kills their opportunities for careers and post-collegiate education.

There are many different points along the spectrum where problems relating to diversity can be tackled; we're specifically focused on the collegiate and post-collegiate employment puzzle.

I started my post-collegiate career in 1997, joining a startup.

When dating women their own age, they're in steep competition with better-connected post-collegiate men who are more likely to be experienced and stable — and are also more likely to seek younger women.

By 4th grade I was testing at the "post-collegiate" level in reading comprehension.

“mental illness will become in time just another status marker for those who have never worked anywhere but behind a laptop, a vector for competition in the great post-collegiate race, something people put down to juice their chances…” > I agree with the author but I believe applicants to anything in the US really need to be aware of their label and whether or not they are in a “protected class”.