Another word for "class"
I'm describing a photo of a bunch of graduates, who are the tenth batch of graduates of a certain school. I know the expression "graduate of class [year]," but in this case there is no year, so I'm stuck with the description of a certain "batch" such as the 10th batch who are the 10th bunch of graduates since the school's establishment. Is there a better, natural way to express this?
Thx in advance
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Like the other person said, class is probably fine. Another word you could use would be "cohort." A lot of graduate school programs refer to a group of people who entered the program in the same year as a cohort :)
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If they are the 10th batch of graduate since the beginning of the program but do not want to mention the year then you could say "the 10th graduating class of X program of University/School of XYZ" or "the 10th graduating students of University/School X program."
V/r,
Gunner
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I would still say "class" even if there is no year! Batch is fine too, though.
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thanks Daniel! and Amy and Gunner.
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