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The word graduate can mean any of several things.

A graduate is one who has graduated from a school. A person may be a graduate of several schools, one at each level of education that they have completed.
The term graduate student usually refers to a student studying at the postgraduate level. A graduate student may be referred to simply as a graduate when the context is unambiguous. Compare undergraduate.
The Graduate is a novel by Charles Webb, made into a 1967 film of the same name directed by Mike Nichols; see also Ann Bancroft.

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Graduate

See also: Graduate, 1967, Ann Bancroft, Charles Webb, Education, Film, Graduate student, Mike Nichols