Paid house jobs should be provided to graduates just like students who
graduate from Pakistan.
Foreign medical graduates protest against PMDC
Even as an increasing percentage of black Americans
graduate from college -- often, the first in their family to do so -- they remain more likely to need to borrow to finance their undergraduate education, and the borrowing gap between the races has stayed, in percentage-point terms, about as wide for 2000-2014 graduates as in earlier decades.
Black College Grads More Likely to Graduate With Debt; Black graduates have lower levels of well-being than other college graduates
A new study showed that of the 94 million Chinese who have graduated or will graduate from college from 2010 to 2020, more than half will have to take blue-collar jobs, owing to an oversupply of college graduates in China.
According to the report, an average of 9.4 million students will graduate from college each year in 2010-2020.
Future Of Chinese College Graduates Is Bleak: More Than Half Will Have To Take Blue-Collar Jobs By 2020
Every year over 300,000 students
graduate from higher education institutions in the UK.
A degree of careers help for graduates
Many students
graduate from teacher education programs without the skills and knowledge to become effective teachers.
Teacher education: time to tame the Wild West: results from a new survey show teacher education programs are outdated and lackluster
But more than half of them never
graduate from a four-year school, in large part because of spiraling tuition costs and unbearable debt.
B.A. in bankruptcy: young people have always struggled with money, but members of this generation face higher debt, lower salaries, and more obstacles to financial security than their parents or grandparents
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graduate from the B-52 course deployed--to mission planning cells, the Combined Air Operations Center (CAOC) and as combat fliers.
The power of the patch--America's newest weapons officers
Critically, reform efforts have done little to improve the rate at which students graduate from a regular high school program by the typical age of 18 years.
When one considers that this rate is annual and accounts for students through age 24, one can see how misleading such a statistic can become when trying to develop responsive policies that rely on predictions of how many eighth graders are likely to graduate from a typical high school four years later.
Using school-wide data to advocate for student success
Students
graduate from their programs full of book knowledge, inadequate intervention skills, and a lack of experience about the diverse worldviews and real life problems of ethnic and racial minority groups (Ponterotto & Casas, 1991).
Community service learning as a model approach in active teaching and learning
This gives us an estimate of the annual graduation rate--the percentage of each class of schoolchildren that goes on to graduate from high school.
Another explanation for falling graduation rates may be the increasing reliance on high-stakes exit exams to determine whether students can graduate from high school with a standard diploma.
Tassels on the cheap: treating the GED as a high-school diploma masks a declining graduation rate. (Feature)
By 2000, 12% more students will
graduate from high schools than do today and those numbers will continue to grow well into the 21st century.
Will there be a shortage of CPAs?
The number of people who
graduate from college each year is a major part of the total number of entrants to the college job market.
An improving job market for college graduates: the 1986 update of projections to 1995