He feels that the 12-year period is "fair, assuming universities avoid burdening researchers with excessive administrative duties".
We believe average graduate debt will be nearer £40,000 in five years' time – and that's assuming university fees stay the same".
We need to give them the necessary confidence and support to make informed decisions about how best to pursue their futures, rather than assuming university is the answer for everyone.
It was renamed Rutgers College in 1825 (for the philanthropist Colonel Henry Rutgers) and became, after the Morrill Act of 1862, New Jersey's land-grant college in 1864, assuming university status in 1924.
While acknowledging the relatively poor market orientation in the business sector, a bigger gap can be assumed among universities and research institutes in spite of a scarcity of research on the topic.
In trying to understand what may be the reasons for the poor ability of universities to ensure that the economic benefits from research are translated into innovation, it is necessary to analyze some aspects peculiar to market innovation and the behavior assumed by universities on the technology market.
Thus, it cannot simply be assumed that universities are the most productive research institutions or that others, such as Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft, are more efficient than its other non-university PRO counterparts.
Thus I assumed the university's illustrious alumni were evidence of a grand tradition.
According to Marquand, the report simply "assumed that university education is a private good".
As part of an admissions practice that seems to be on the rise, many of this year's admitted college applicants have learned that they must wait until spring 2014 to enroll, my colleague Ariel Kaminer reports: Back in 2001, when U.S.C. started doing it, Timothy Brunold, the director of admissions, said he assumed the university was a pioneer.
