Sentence examples for graduated compared from inspiring English sources

However, for-profit colleges had much higher graduation rates for two-year degrees, where 58percentt of students graduated compared to 21percentt of students at public two-year schools.

A 2011 survey found that 61 percent of students who worked in a paid internship were offered a job when they graduated, compared with 38 percent of students who took an unpaid position.

For example, at what the researchers considered the nation's most competitive colleges — as a yardstick, they aggregated institutions using the same six categories as a popular guidebook, Barron's Profiles of American Colleges — the institute calculated that nearly 83 percent of Hispanic students graduated, compared with 89 percent of white students.

However, after ten years a larger share of WO-students has graduated compared with HBO-students.

After ten years, about 40percentt of them had not graduated compared with 22percentt of Dutch students, and these may be called dropouts.

The numbers are not as close as they sound: a 2008 statistic shows that year only 47percentt of black men graduated compared to 78percentt for whites.

They look at both students who were in school when the vouchers were introduced and those who had already graduated, comparing the two groups based on outcomes such as grades in elementary school, criminal convictions and college enrolment.

The official figures show only 7.4 per cent of them were unemployed six months after graduating – compared with 8.9 per cent of the student body overall.

Because in five years you'll begin to see a much higher percentage of blacks graduating, compared to those admitted, than ever under affirmative action.

We tested therefore whether average consultant incomes were correlated with specialty choice in UK graduates compared with IMGs.

Among females 38/66 (57.6 %) intended to stay in Uganda after graduating compared to 101/185 54.6%%) of the males.