We do not anticipate that, in most cases, participation in CUREs alone would be sufficient for graduate school; students would likely still need to engage in an independent research experience.
The questionnaire targeted graduates from the MPH programs of the six participating institutions from 2005 2010, in total 1,187 graduates, to allow sufficient time for graduates to have applied their newly gained competencies.
Even though this period was dominated by a major recession, there remained a sufficient turnover of graduate jobs to offer some opportunities for graduates to move to better jobs.
Or is simply attending college, whether or not you graduate, sufficient to reach the middle class?
This dependence on foreign talent indicates that the U.S. education system does not produce sufficient quantities of graduate students to fill this need.
As the trial evolves the treatment arms are replaced either because they show sufficient success to graduate to a smaller, focused phase III study or because they are terminated due to lack of benefit (based on Bayesian predictions of success or futility).
There has been a growing concern that South Africa is not preparing a sufficient number of graduates in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
This suggests that well-defined learning objectives may be considered to provide sufficient assurance that graduates will be able to perform competently in the workplace and promote changes in society.
However, these technical skills, usually described as "good lab techniques," are not sufficient for success in graduate school.
In the midst of a nursing faculty shortage, recruitment and retention of new faculty are of utmost importance if the country is to educate and graduate a sufficient number of nurses to fill the health care demands.
