Sentence examples for disadvantaged graduates from inspiring English sources

In contrast, American research illustrates how the social stigma surrounding online degrees disadvantaged graduates.

This leaves disadvantaged graduates in a catch-22 situation where they are unable to get a job because they haven't got experience, and unable to get experience, says Ben Lyons, co-founder of Intern Aware.

A21 EDUCATION B11 Aid for Foreign Students The Ford Foundation is creating a $330 million fellowship program for graduate education for disadvantaged college graduates overseas.

In its largest grant ever, the Ford Foundation will announce today a 10-year $330 million fellowship program to support graduate education for hundreds of disadvantaged college graduates in 20 countries.

The rejection could end the university's 18-year program, which has helped some 200 disadvantaged students pursue graduate degrees.

The cost of housing is pricing disadvantaged young graduates out of working in London, according to a report from the Sutton Trust.

Deep cuts were avoided in the chancellor's autumn statement – admittedly by burdening future graduates with even higher levels of debt and disadvantaging already disadvantaged students by scrapping maintenance grants.

Second, ethnic gaps on the GRE persist, especially in quantitative reasoning, although representation of historically disadvantaged ethnic groups in graduate programs has increased.

One organisation felt the Philippines was disadvantaged if a Filipino graduated from a state- or nationally-funded University as the government finances the cost of that education.

At Shaw he had gained notice for taking bold initiatives to help disadvantaged students graduate through remedial instruction.

This paper exploits an educational reform in Romania to examine the impact of postponing tracking on the proportion of disadvantaged students graduating from university using a regression discontinuity (RD) design.