Sentence examples for graduation compared from inspiring English sources

Surrey postgraduate students are also more employable than most, with just 3.9% unemployed six months after graduation compared with 4.7% nationally.

Ethnic groups from non-western origins (Mediterranean, Caribbeans, other non-western) have a significant lower likelihood of graduation compared with Dutch students (the reference group).

Why? Hiring has picked up after two lackluster years, with 57% of B-schoolers having a job offer several months before graduation compared with 40% in 2010.

Overall, almost 60percentt of students in the TTP attend college in the fall following graduation compared to only 44percentt in the next decile (26percentt among all students in the bottom 90percentt).

Despite this positive attitude, only 18% of the students showed an interest in working in self-employment schemes after graduation, compared to 38% who preferred to work in the government sector, and 44% in the private sector.

Traditional Trainees made their career decision 2.6 years after graduation compared with 1.2 years for Foundation Trainees (57/167, 34%).

Scores employ a sophisticated methodology that tracks individual students from enrolment to graduation, comparing qualifications upon entry with the award that a student receives at the end of their studies.

The university has a 77.0% six-year graduation rate compared to the national average six-year graduation rate of 59%.

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].

Students in programs of fewer than four years at career colleges have a 64percentt graduation rate, compared with public community colleges, whose students graduate at a 38percentt rate.

In Texas, 59percentt of charter school students passed the statewide graduation tests, compared with 78percentt in traditional public schools.