Sentence examples for completion gap from inspiring English sources

Experts in education say the program may provide a model for bridging the college completion gap.

Completion rates vary across the state and the completion gap between underrepresented students and their white peers ranging from a low of 2% to a high of 24% across colleges, with some colleges finding ways to be more effective at helping students of all backgrounds make progress.

The bachelor's degree completion gap is even wider in the STEM disciplines: nearly 70% for White students, compared with 42% for African-Americans and 49% for Hispanics.

The high school completion gap has closed by 57 percentage points.

This completion gap may be attributable to the fact that black and white students attended different types of educational institutions.

Meanwhile a team of researchers based at the University of Michigan found that the college completion gap between children from wealthy and poor families grew by about fifty percent between the late 1980s and 2008.

Goals include raising undergraduate graduation rates, and closing gaps in completion rates for those students who are low-income, underrepresented minorities or the first in their families to attend college.

After completion, that gap was reduced to 5.3percentt.

Poor students have long trailed affluent peers in school performance, but from grade-school tests to college completion, the gaps are growing.

In Australia, Bender (2003) analysed non-completions of apprentices and trainees and found completion rate gaps between 11 and 23percentt between part-time and full-time students.

All 75 BAC end sequences from the same physical map contig generated in our previous studies [ 3, 7] were aligned to the hybrid assembled contigs, suggesting that the sequence coverage is near completion and gaps are small, as expected from the size estimation.