Sentence examples for higher education according from inspiring English sources

Although this reflects the educational level in Norway for women in this age range (approximately 50% have higher education, according to Statistics Norway 2009), there was a slight overrepresentation of highly educated women in this sample (60%).

Half of young people who say they are likely to go to university are worried about the cost of higher education, according to a poll published on Friday.

Government crackdowns on immigration could lead to overseas students going elsewhere for their higher education, according to a group of 68 chancellors, governors and university presidents.

Universities should make greater efforts to spot talent among disadvantaged students and place special emphasis on encouraging white working-class men in order to widen access to higher education, according to a new report backed by British universities.

The university plans to provide courses for about 5,000 students in Laos, a country of more than six million where only 13 percent of the undergraduate-age population is enrolled in higher education, according to 2008 Unesco statistics.

Women not enrolled in college were 1.2 times as likely to be raped or sexually assaulted compared with those in higher education, according to a US justice department study, adding to the need to reach young adults before they leave the public school system.

And while many college students today — like those of yesterday — get financial help from their parents, 44 percent of students today say that work or personal savings helped finance their higher educations, according to a survey of recent graduates by Rutgers University.

But trying to judge higher education teaching according to graduate earnings is pointless.

As of 2010, 40.4 percent of Hispanics in the state 25 and older had completed something less than a high school education, according to the United States Census Bureau.

Among children of Latino immigrants, for example, 40percentt of those born in the United States and 47percentt of those born elsewhere have parents with less than a high school education, according to the Pew Hispanic Center.

In addition to LDS having comparatively low smoking prevalence, a higher proportion who are married, and a higher proportion who are medically insured, 95% of LDS men compared with 89% of nonLDS men reported having at least a high school education, according to the 1996 Health Status Survey [ 32].