The average age of doctoral students in our program is approximately 30 years old.
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The average age of PhD students in universities is typically around 30 to 35 years old.
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Create a data structure to store the details for each student: typedef struct student_t { char name[30]; unsigned age; unsigned mark; } student; Establish an array to store the student data: size_t max = 100; // replace 100 with the actual number of students student students[max]; Use a loop to enter the data: for (size_t i=0; i<max; ++i) { printf ("Student name: "); scanf ("%s", students[i].name); printf ("Student age: "); scanf ("%u", students[i].age); printf ("Student mark: "); scanf ("%u", students[i].mark); } Calculate and display the average mark: unsigned sum = 0; for (size_t i=0; i<max; ++i) sum += student[i].mark; printf ("Average mark: %d\n", sum / max_students);
five-day program offered to students aged 11-18.
3 years earlier, their average age was 320/20 = 16 years. So now their average age is 16 + 3 = 19 years.
My friends graduated from FIDM and they went straight to FIDM after graduating from high school and from what I hear, a lot of students go straight from high school to FIDM. Other transfer from community college or even seek out FIDM for a professional designation degree if they already have a college degree. Hope this helps :)
let the number of students be x. The sum of all their ages = 40x120 joinedtotal is x+120The sum of all their ages = 40x+ 120*32=40x + 3840average age now is 3640x+3840 / x+120 =3640x+3820 = 36(x+120)40x+3840 =36x + 432040x-36x= 4320-38404x= 480x= 120initially there were 120. 120 joined. so total isd 240 students
Not at all. The average student age at the University of Phoenix, which has the largest number of students of any college or university in the United States, is 33 for undergraduate programs and 36 for graduate programs. Consider the story of Nola Ochs who graduated from Fort Hays State University in 2007 at the age of 95
Yes, in fact, there is no age limit to learning. A large percentage of students in today's colleges are older returning students. I went back at 25 for my BA, in my 30's for my MS, and started a PhD program at 50. There are known students who graduate in their 80's and 90's, so 41 is young. Go for it.