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The number has been decreasing steadily since 1986, however in 2002 the number was 51% of college students graduate from baccalaureate institutions within five years of initial enrollment. This was according to ACT. Only 75% survive the first year.
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∙ 16y ago
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∙ 16y agoIt really depends on the college or university itself. Some have higher attrition rates than others. It is also difficult to to tell because some individuals transfer from one school to another and some stop out but return at a later date. However, to get an estimate (at least within the US) I would recommend that you go the the U.S. Census Bureau web page indicated under the related links section below.
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∙ 11y agoIn the United States alone hundreds of millions of people have graduated from high school.
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∙ 15y agoover one billion class mates have im one of them my self.
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∙ 13y agoall of them :)
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Do college graduates live longer than non-college graduates?
I remember reading a study that stated this. Also, college graduates are healthier than non-graduates as well.
What was kind of education did john. f Kennedy have?
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What is difference in salary difference between high school and college graduetes?
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It is possible to attend graduate school (the Naval War College) on orders. The GI Bill education benefits can also be used for graduate school. And many officers will attend local schools while stationed at a base.
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A post graduate is a graduate that graduates again. This is also to say a person who continues studies after graduation, usually beyond a bachelor's degree.
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Where are graduate architect jobs?
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How many high school credits are needed to be a lawyer?
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What is Graduate?
A graduate is a person who has finished a course of study or training. This could be high school or college.
