The results show that risk of unemployment immediately after graduation is highest for: older graduates, those whose fathers only had primary education, those with technician-level degrees, and those from some of the poorest regions in Tunisia (the South East and the South West).
I don't think Scriven can count on a big student turnout, even though, as he says, they feel a strong sense of local loyalty and their staying-on rate after graduation is high.
The school's four-year graduation rate is higher than that of any high school in the state that has open enrollment and in which at least 80percentt of the students are eligible for free or reduced price lunch.
The school's four-year graduation rate is higher than that of any high school in the state that has open enrollment during which at least 80percentt of the students are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch.
Among WO studies, the likelihood of graduation is significantly higher for educational studies while the likelihood for humanities is lower.
More specifically, Figure 3a and 3b show that the hazard of graduation is significantly higher for Dutch women than that of Mediterranean and Caribbean women.
Denby cites a high-school graduation rate of 75.5percentnt alongside my statement that "high-school graduation rates are higher than ever," but that is the four-year graduation number that Secretary of Education Arne Duncan likes to mention.
She missed her eighth grade graduation waiting for the transplant, and Veronica told her then that "your real graduation is from high school, and you'll be there for that".
Graduation rates are higher for all students, not just underrepresented minority students, at more selective colleges.
"High-school graduation rates are higher than ever" — up to 75.5 per cent, in 2009, the last year for which numbers are available.
