"Would it be easier for a student graduated from Qinghua to start a business than a normal person...
It's a bit long sentence ""Would it be easier for a student graduated from Qinghua to start a business than a normal person to do it?"
My problems are:
1. "a student graduated from Qinghua University" or "a student graduating from Qinghua University", I am not very sure which one is correct.
2. Is it neccessary to put "to do it" at the end of the sentence? or I should write this sentence like "Would it be easier for a student graduated from Qinghua to start a business than a normal person."? without "to do it"?
I hope I make myself clear...
Please give me some advice~
Thank you so much!

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One good and short way to say this is :

"Would it be easier for a graduate from Qinghua or a normal person to start a business?"

There are other ways to write it too.

You're right that you don't need "to do it."

"graduating" - for current final year students 
"who graduated" for graduates

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