Sentence examples for rated graduates from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds rated graduates as poor or fair in math.

Three-quarters of both groups rated graduates as poor or fair on writing.

Called the American Diploma Project, it found that 60percentt of employers rated graduates' skills as only "fair" or "poor".

As a whole, experts rated the graduates' competency as good 41% and very good 26.7%.

David Willetts, the Universities Minister, said: "The substantial rise in the number of graduate vacancies demonstrates that confidence in the UK economy is growing and businesses really value the skills the UK's first-rate graduates can bring to their companies.

Given that a college education can cost as much as or more than a house, prospective students should be required to sign a "truth in enrollment" form, akin to the truth-in-lending statements required for home purchases, confirming they have received information about the institution's costs, completion rates, graduates' employment rates, and graduates' salary information by major.

Responses were received from 2687%7% response rate) graduates of the first survey and 42 (60% response rate) of the second survey.

On the other hand, U.S. graduates, compared with international graduates, rated themselves significantly more positively on Item 10 (using words they can understand, etc.; p = 0.003).

The TEF will be based on metrics – in other words, scores in the NSS, drop-out rates graduate employment rates and maybe even the proportion of "good" degrees.

Beyond the abstract discussion of retention rates, graduate employment and "learning gain" are human stories that can richly describe what happens when university teaching isn't up to scratch.

The number and impact of the articles published by a researcher are of ever-increasing value for evaluating and rating graduate programs in emerging countries.