Sentence examples for graduation as compared from inspiring English sources

For example, more than 80% of the Uganda FETP alumni that graduated in 1997 are still working in Uganda today, 10 years after graduation, as compared to only 60% of the medical school graduates that were still in Nigeria [ 8].

The industry is arguing that the proposed rule's tests of gainful employment -- (1) student income from the first few years after graduation, as compared with their debt; and (2) loan default rates in the years after graduating or dropping out -- are not the best measure of a program's educational quality.

But after the program's inception in 1993, the graduation rate for CLIMB transfer students increased: 56% of CLIMB transfer students who enrolled at CSU obtained a baccalaureate degree in the sciences within 4 years of transfer as compared to a 6-year graduation rate of 41% for all other CSU science students.

Notably, the literature indicates that such perceptions extend past graduation into working life as well, with doctors valuing teamwork less as compared to other healthcare professionals such as nurses and pharmacists [ 8].

as compared with control fish.

Figure 5 shows flagship enrollment by class rank in years 2-4 following high school graduation as well as total semesters spent in a flagship 4 years after graduation.

This includes unemployment experienced directly after graduation as well as unemployment experienced in the first one to four years of working life, depending on the date of graduation.

We calculated the percentage by year of graduation as well as for all years of graduation combined.

Large White Hispanic differentials were found at college graduation as well.

People like to be moved at a graduation, as well.

At his recent meeting in Seattle, Bill Gates pointed to New York City's Gates-funded small high schools as a success because early reports showed a 70% graduation rate compared to a district-wide average of 50%.