The table compares four academic and employment indicators for three Canadian universities: Brandon, Seadford and Harrison.
Overall, employment rate and completion of lessons are more prevalent than lectures. In addition, Harrison university hold a highest proportion of various academic, except for lectures with PhD qualification
Looking firstly at lectures with PHD qualification, lectures from Seadford university that hold PHD qualification make up for 50%, while this degree owned by lecturers from Harrison is 42% and only 30% is owned by Brandon. Turning to the percentage of students ‘complete lessons, the figures for both Brandon and Harrison are nearly at the same, at 80% and 78%, respectively. Brandon ranks last in this category, with only 30% of its lecturers possessing high rate.
Regarding high rated lectures, the highest ownership rate in this categoris Harrison at exactly 50%, followed by Seadford at 45%. Brandon university has the lowest data, standing at 40%. A similar pattern is observed at employment rate of collegian cohort, Harrison again has the highest employment rate at 82%, while 78% of employment rate is recorded at Seadford university, followed by Brandon collegians rate at 72%.
