Sentence examples for likelihood of graduating from inspiring English sources

Combine this with the research showing that a poor start in reading usually has disastrous, long-term effects on children's academic achievement, motivation to achieve and likelihood of graduating, and you must question the wisdom of the T.F.A. model.

Every year, students in Tennessee lose their state scholarships because they fall a hair short of the G.P.A. cutoff, Mr. Denley says, a financial swing that "massively changes their likelihood of graduating".

It found that taking the scholarship actually reduced a student's likelihood of graduating because they ended up at a school with a completion rate lower than one of the other schools they could have gone to.

Increasing the ability of intending non-science major peers by a standard deviation increases the likelihood of graduating with a STEM degree by roughly nine percentage points.

Under-represented minorities tend to persist in the sciences regardless of peer quality, but in more competitive programs they suffer – often substantially – in terms of college grades and the likelihood of graduating.

Recent work shows that having one LA-supported course increases the likelihood of graduating by 6% for all students and by 15% for first-generation college students (Alzen, Langdon, and Otero, in press).

27 Finally, factors such as changing medical school curricula 17 and the greater likelihood of graduates from higher quality institutions to migrate have also been examined quantitatively.

What has not been determined is whether such rural interventions increase the likelihood of graduates practicing in more remote, versus inner regional, locations.

The model of analysis presented here intended to determine the association of various factors with the intention to work in rural areas, it did not seek to predict the likelihood of graduates choosing to work in rural areas.

WHO recommends targeted admission policies to enroll students with a rural background; locating health professional schools, campuses and family medicine residency programmes outside of capitals and other major cities; and exposing undergraduate students of various health disciplines to rural community experiences to increase the likelihood of graduates choosing to practise in rural areas.

The likelihood of them graduating with a related degree is very low.