Which Graduates and Post Graduates are high in Your Country?  Please mention your country name also?
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management& arts - Sri lanka
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Please see the list in the sources section, but there are several countries that share the #1 spot at 99.9% literacy, but I'm not sure how you want the information presented, so I'll just give you the link and you can sort the data how you see fit :)
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What country are you in?
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I finished my IB exams last year, and received my Diploma with 36 points :) I began my IB studies in Luxembourg, but then finished them in the United States (family moved for job).
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In many places the qualifications go in ascending order something like this: certificate; diploma; bachelor's degree; honours degree; masters degree; PhD; Doctor of (such and such).\n\nSome institutions have particular qualifications you can only get there, but they're recognised as equivalent to something else. Lots of people have the various qualifications... there's no single highest place held by one person, if that's what you mean...\n\njust fyi the "honours degree" doesn't exist in a lot of places: if you do really, really well, you just graduate "with honours". but in Australia and a few other places, you do an extra year on top of your bachelors to gain it.
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There was recently a survey of the best countries to live in in the world. The top few were norway, switzerland, australia, sweden, canada - the US was about 8th I believe.
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Graduation! (from highschool)
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You can check out Cuba. I know it's a communist country, but I hear that the education is pretty good there. I am not a 100% sure how much it costs, but find out. Here in the US, education for foreigners costs a lot! My dad studied here as a foreign student and he had to pay around 30,000$ while others paid around 11,000$. Big difference. \n\nYou can check out some countries in Europe, such as Portugal. It isnt a rich rich country, but its somewhat inexpensive. \n\nMost important of all, dont give up your dreams. We only live life once, so dont let money hold you back. No ifs or buts. Just do it.
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I couldn't understand your question properly.\nIf you are asking about what to do after graduation, then, get a job or study further.
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Random question but: West Germany, Argentina, France.\n\nEdit: You have the internet, why don't you look for yourself?
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not exactly up to date i think, but will giv ya a good guide\nhttp://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/rank/2004/top500list.htm
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I also thinking in doing PhD Tourism.  You can get PhD Tourism in the Hong Kong Polytenic, couple of Australian universities, UK, and in the USA.  I think their also a program in Thailand.  Let me known if want spefic university names.
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for me its MANCHESTER BUSINESS SCHOOL-U.K.\nbecause I sense it that you can excel and make it with that! trust me my friend. great power comes with great responsibilty!
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go to yahoo's education directory  click higher education click colleges and universities click regions click countries \n\nhere is a direct linkhttp://dir.yahoo.com/Education/Higher_Education/Colleges_and_Universities/By_Region/Countries/
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Yes you can get that in countries like Canada, Australia and even Ireland today. As the number of courses in the field of health sciences are increasing and being newly introduced for foreign students from foreign universities, therefore, you can check with the websites of Irish, Australian and Canadian universities, which award scholarships to passing out students with exemplary grades.
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If you are thinking of getting an employment in those countries in the biotech field. It is not an easy route, especially if you are a foreigner. \n\nThey usually seek for people at the masters/ phD level. \n\nIn fact, even at the phD level the competition is really stiff.
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I was only able to obtain statistics for the United States. About 1% percent of people over 25 years old living in the US have doctoral degrees. About 2% have terminal professional degrees (considered to be equivalent to a masters degree or higher). Some people lump doctoral and professional degrees together.\nThis is the highest in the world (Because our salaries are better not because we educate people better or are smarter)\nMajor countries with similar educational expectations (that is the level of education the average person attains over a life time)  for children born there include: United Kingdom (England, etal., world's highest), Australia , Spain, Switzerland, Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Republic of Korea (South), Libya, Netherlands, New Zeeland, Portugal, Slovenia, Sweden. Given the total population of all these countries v the remaining world population, it is safe to say less than one in 1,000 people in the world holds a PhD and given that population growth rates are higher in ares other than those countries named it is unlikely to improve.