Their university system is state-financed, and as a consequence many of them take a scenic route to graduation.
Anna Moraitis (pictured left) recognized early on in her doctoral studies at McGill University that she probably wouldn't be following the academic route after graduation.
For a century, Harvard has offered two routes to graduation with honors: a cum laude degree in general studies, based strictly on grade point average; or cum laude, magna cum laude or summa cum laude degrees in a field of concentration, which requires meeting specific department criteria, like a thesis.
Although a growing number of American students arrive in college with several Advanced Placement credits, the College Board discusses that program not as a route to early graduation, but rather as a tool to promote on-time graduation.
After graduation, he went the club route, landing in New York after a short, unproductive stay in Los Angeles, where he worked as a doorman at the Comedy Store.
The general's guerrilla campaign is emphasised in biographies of him because, during that period, the army had a greater role than the exiled political leadership; beginning in the 1970s, all military cadets had to retrace the 100 km long route prior to graduation, a "pilgrimage" meant to instill a sense of struggle.
These data concern the labour market position of graduates from VE 4 programmes in the school-based learning route 18 months after graduation.
Night school was the route I took following graduation when I accepted my first job at what is now Hamilton Sundstrand, Division of United Technologies Corporation.
After graduation, he quit football, eschewed the investment banking route favoured by his friends and headed for California to train to become an Olympic athlete.
Childcare teachers are trained through various routes: training programmes for high school graduates (13.5%); 2/3 year junior college certificates (67.6%), college graduation (17.6%) and 4-year university graduate degree holders (1.3%).
