Sentences with phrase «male graduates»

The study found that female graduate students were more likely to suffer from anxiety and depression than male graduate students.

The report found that the average wages of young female graduates are less than for male graduates.

While women were in the majority among graduates earning less than # 25,000, male graduates dominated the higher brackets at # 25,000 and above.

This is a system where only a quarter of Black males graduate, in a student body which is around three - quarters minority and immigrant.

In an effort to address the male minority teacher shortage, a new program offers teacher training to recent black and Latino male graduates with hopes that they will launch a teaching career in urban schools.

Asian males graduated with the second most debt, just $ 253 on average less than white males.

Interestingly, white males graduate with the most debt of any of our subgroups, and white females graduate with the second least amount of debt.

(About 19 percent of black male graduates from HBS had attained similar positions.)

In 2011, 86 percent of African - American male consortium graduates and 90 percent of Latino male graduates were accepted to college (compared to national rates of 37 percent and 42 percent, respectively).

The comparable difference for males graduating in 1980 was $ 1.14 per hour (or $ 2,280 per year).

After one such unpleasant encounter, I commented to a very respectful male graduate student, «You know, I just don't think my students treat me like a 65 - year old white male,» and he responded with a loud laugh, «Obviously not!»

Perhaps the fact that this particular male graduate student comes from a society with much more traditional male - female roles than the U.S. helped him to see the naivete of my comment; yet his respectful behavior also shows male students from any home or national culture can learn to respect professional women.

African - American, Native American, and Hispanic men made up approximately 42 %, 48 %, and slightly less than 50 % of their respective racial groups» 2001 S&E graduate enrollments.2 The lack of minority male graduate enrollments in S&E contrasts with the overall S&E graduate population, which is 59 % male.

Here's just one example: A recent study showed that just one in 10 of the District's African American male graduates goes on to earn a two - year degree, a four - year degree, or a successful military enlistment.

In 2009, a larger percentage of female than male graduates completed a midlevel or rigorous curriculum.

In 2009, male graduates generally had higher NAEP mathematics and science scores than female graduates completing the same curriculum level.

Asian males graduated with the second most debt, just $ 253 on average less than white males.

Interestingly, white males graduate with the most debt of any of our subgroups, and white females graduate with the second least amount of debt.

Only 47 percent of America's black males graduate from high school on time, according to a new report from a philanthropic organization...

In this work Shulie (1997) Subrin remade, almost shot for shot, a rediscovered 1967 film produced by four male graduate students about a young female art student, 22 year - old Shulamith Firestone, in an attempt to create a portrait of the «Now» generation.

A few years ago, a male graduate student told me that he would go work in the middle of a mosquito - infested swamp if that was the job that would guarantee him the best opportunity for a lucrative career down the road.

Although it usually takes longer than placement for a male graduate, most women who want a position eventually get one.

In the 1940s and 50s, when the newly minted Jet Propulsion Laboratory needed quick - thinking mathematicians to calculate velocities and plot trajectories, they didn't turn to male graduates.

D. training are less likely than male graduates to pursue academic medicine.

Healthy, male graduate students, grateful in those days for the free food, the dollar a day they were paid and the prospect of getting their initials in print in Rose's widely read publications, served as his experimental animals.

Her previous publications include reports of research comparing the educational attitudes of male graduates of coed schools and single - sex schools, research describing the effects of gendered basic skills instruction, and a report of academic achievement of students in single gender programs.

Female graduates are now somewhat more likely than male graduates to have borrowed money to finance their college education, and women in the class of 2012 owe more of the total student debt than their counterparts in the class of 1993.

The group was once known to be all (or at least mostly) male graduates of Cooper Union, but fact - checking that is difficult.

The opt - out rates of business school graduates mirror these general trends, such that female business school graduates decide to opt out of the workplace in greater numbers than male graduates.

13 % of the male graduates who were surveyed had applied for engineering courses, compared with just 2 % of females.

About 28 % of male graduates had starting salaries of # 25,000 and above, compared with 17 % of females.

«Female graduates paid less than male graduates!»