And finally, as countries increasingly graduate from eligibility for financing on IDA terms, IDA can be expected to shrink.
"Higher education and, increasingly, graduate education are what drives prosperity, and if we get to the point where only people with significant bank accounts can afford graduate education, the country is doomed".
Increasingly, graduates are following the lead of Mike Lazaridis, who nearly 30 years ago helped found BlackBerry, and creating start-ups of their own like Pebble, the smartwatch company founded by a University of Waterloo grad, and BufferBox, a parcel delivery system recently acquired by Google.
Of course, both male and female college students today increasingly graduate with substantial debt more than $15,000 in student loans and more than $3,000 in credit cards.
Postdoctoral fellows and, increasingly, graduate students must gain experience and confidence in publishing research articles, presenting at conferences, and participating in professional conversations with colleagues and mentors as part of the socialization process for entering the profession.
Increasingly, college graduates all over the world compete for similar work, and the boom in higher education in China is starting to put pressure on employment opportunities for college graduates elsewhere — including in the United States.
Ask Nicole Kidman, who graduated to increasingly challenging film roles and an Oscar after appearing on Broadway in "The Blue Room".
With UK graduates increasingly debt-burdened, universities will have to rely on recruiting from overseas to reach their financial targets.
Increasingly, they are graduating into a world of overblown expectation and debt.Between 1996 and 2008 private law schools' median tuition fees almost doubled, to just under $34,000 a year.
Increasingly, many graduates work as interns and residents, just as physicians do.
