Sentence examples similar to graduation decision from inspiring English sources

Are standardized-test scores, on which many schools rely heavily to make promotion or graduation decisions, more indicative of true ability than a ballplayer's weekly average?

But when test results are used for high-stakes purposes like promotion or graduation decisions, there should be a different concern: How well do they identify students who are truly below a cutoff point like the 30th percentile?

Pointing to this problem, superliberal U.S. Senator Paul Wellstone of Minnesota has a bill in Congress that would bar promotion and graduation decisions based solely on test scores.

Students' low level of competence at graduation indicates the assessment methods in current use do not fully encourage students to master essential competencies and/or help make accurate promotion and graduation decisions.

Graduating seniors would be wise to watch Jay's talk as their first serious post-graduation decision, and remember they can't wait for life to begin in their 30s.

The authors came to this conclusion: "It appears that college debt affects post-graduation employment decisions: students with more debt are less likely to accept jobs in low-paying industries and accept higher-paying jobs more generally".

Many of last season's top quarterbacks are gone through graduation or the decision to turn professional early.

Yet following graduation every major decision I made was shaped by my terror of defaulting on the loans.

Five TVET colleges were excluded because of inaccessibility, inadequate information on graduation status or decision to shut down the program.

Still, even those who have benefited from early high school graduation caution that the decision needs thorough examination beforehand and sound advice from adults acting in the athlete's best interest.

Choosing what to do after high school graduation is a "big decision," McBride said, lauding Malia for appearing to make a choice that is right for her by taking a gap year, a move that is "more common than it used to be".