Conservatively, he think that this year the nine programs in aggregate will graduate over 700 founders and 500 companies, though he wouldn't be surprised if the tally is more like 750 companies.
By that time, as seen in Table 2, the aggregate balance between graduate jobs and the stock of graduates had slipped from slightly positive to slightly negative territory.
Examination of aggregate data on graduate admissions to the University of California, Berkeley, for fall 1973 shows a clear but misleading pattern of bias against female applicants.
Reporting by institutions of aggregate career outcomes of graduate students and postdoctorates on a public web site.
In PACES, as we have shown before, non-White candidates, many of whom are international medical graduates, on aggregate perform less well than White candidates (a majority of whom are UK graduates).
Back in 2009 Daniel Callaghan and Adam Riccoboni created MBA & Company to aggregate all those business school graduates who have no doubt found that it's easier to consult than it is to fight over the tickle of jobs out there.
It is true that people who complete four-year college degrees, in aggregate, have lower unemployment rates than high-school graduates.
Anonymous evaluation of available training by graduate students and trainees should be aggregated at the departmental level and used to form part of a training score for the department and institution.
To estimate the proportion of new graduates who enter the public sector, we divided the aggregate number of new hires during the period of January 2007 to February 2008 by the number of graduates from training institutions during the same time period [ 28].
Any privacy concerns could be dealt with by releasing aggregate figures that make it hard to discover individual graduates' salaries.
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