Percent discharged was calculated as the number discharged divided by the total number of trainees, and the percent graduated late was calculated as the number graduated late divided by the total number of graduates; chi square was used to compare groups.
By 2011, the number of social science and history degrees had increased to only about 177,000, though the total number of graduates had more than doubled.
In Germany, renowned for its engineering excellence, the total number of graduates has increased for the 12th year running to 436,400 students, with the number of STEM graduates on the rise, too.
The shortage of residents interested in emergency medicine reflects largely on the training program and the total number of graduates each year.
If one looks at the total number of graduates from 1970 to the early 1990s, one can discern a bell-shaped curve with its peak at the beginning of the 1980s.
The total number of graduates from the Uganda and Zimbabwe programmes between 1993 and 2004 is 261 (Zimbabwe 83, Uganda 178).
n= total number of graduates choosing 'Community hospitals' in the questionnaire, NA = not applicable as dentists and pharmacists did not have CPIRD/ODOD admission programme.
Furthermore the average European SDPH is too small to reach a critical mass for research and their total production of graduates is less than 1/3 of what is required following US estimates (14).
In 2013, the total student intake for these programs was estimated at 2,118 1,6100 for bachelor's programs, 471 for master's programs, and 37 for doctorate programs), while the total number of graduates in 2012 was estimated at 712 (517 for bachelor's programs, 174 for master's programs, and 21 for doctorate programs) (1).
In 2009, Texas' nine law schools produced a total of 2,340 graduates.
