Veterinary students' prospects in practice are no less gloomy.
Diane Morgan, of London Business School, says that the dilemma for business schools is how to be honest about students' prospects without dampening their enthusiasm.
Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), said changes to science exams would confuse employers and damage students' prospects.
All get free bus passes, because staff found that undocumented parents without driving licences were afraid of driving children to school.Having papers can make a big difference to students' prospects of getting a good education.
Prodigy is looking at what it can learn about students' prospects from salary sharing sites such as PayScale, which allows individuals to compare their salary with others of similar backgrounds, and Glassdoor, which shows salary levels at particular companies, as well as from their LinkedIn and Facebook profiles.
For professionals and students, prospect-refuge theory seems to offer a simple explanation or formula for creating space, even though, as this paper demonstrates, the unanswered questions are more significant than the answered ones, or alternatively that the unknowns far exceed the knowns.
The study aims to investigate Art teaching ideas and activities enhancing pre-engineering students' prospects for their forthcoming career path.
But he was worried about "damage being done to students' prospects this year" because the changes were effective almost immediately - affecting the league tables based on next summer's GCSE results.
But that was more than a decade ago, before the principal decided it was time to change her students' prospects.
"I have weathered many storms since I began teaching — and I have come to expect waste, mismanagement, and political well-poisoning — but I've never seen anything as destructive to our school and our students' prospects as the current tempest," Gauld said.
Fifteen years ago, a record of research went a long way toward boosting a grad-student prospect to the top of the grad-school application pile, says Marty Ligare, a professor in the physics department at Bucknell.
