what is the percentage of people that do not graduate high school?
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30% of the students in high in the U.S. drop out.
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Not at all. You just need some experience, some funding, and a little "know how". Many people who start successful businesses have no post-secondary education.
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I think about 65%  I think that it's not the highest percentage because there are people in China jumping off building because they can't find a job even with a high education.  but there also are a lot of homeless there so I really don't know
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In 2001, among those who entered a 2-year degree granting program in the 1995-6 year, 29.9% of those who were 20-23 when entering had obtained a degree, 36.5% of those who were 24-29 when entering had obtained a degree, and 30.6% of those who were 30+ had obtained a degree. Among those entering a 4-year program in 1995-6, 37.7% of those 20-23 had obtained a degree, 34.4% of those 24-29 had obtained a degree, and 26.1% of those 30+ had obtained a degree. These numbers are lower, though not by much than younger students for 2-year colleges, but significantly lower than younger students at 4-year colleges.
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Absolutely. A child who's parent went to college have a far greater college attendance and graduation rate than children who's parent did not attend or graduate from college. The census tracks these numbers.
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Sorry but I'd say it's the opposite.  High school, in no way, is an operative example of everyday life post those 4 years.
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About 300 million people are in the US.\n200 million are adults.\nAbout 2 million total conferred with MBA\nAbout 1% of all adults have MBA.
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If you didn't come from a college prep high school a bigger university may just wash you out.  Many bigger schools have a 70% drop out rate.  You may need the time in community college just to get up to speed if your high school did not prepare you.  It is not about the school, it is about you.
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I don't think there is any reliable statistic as to how may students use the excuse of their social life as being the reason that they dropped out.  Any survey that exists to measure that is probably at best bogus.\n\nGood Luck!!!
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42.0% Male, 58.0% Female\nTotal Students: 4,224
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i'm not a highschooler but i do have a cuz who is in highschool and i do believe that underclassmen and classwoeman should get to leave campus its the schools fault if they dont show up when its time to.
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The National Center for Education Statistics projects (using 2002 data) that, in 2005, there were 10,304,000 students aged 18-24 enrolled at US degree-granting institutions.  \n\nCompare that to the data from www.census.gov which estimates that there are a projected 27,187,000 people in the USA aged 18-24 right now.\n\nThis means that... 37% of college-aged students are enrolled in college.
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I would think 30% are of the Yobbo class , but there are some really "Good" teenagers , who deserve every encouragement , lets face it the Good 70% are the country,s Future
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Well when you are in high school, is some schools there are credits (which is the way I have to do) anyways I have to get 24 credits to graduate from high school to go to college, it is possible for me to be a 3 year grad and not go into my senior year but not quite so sure about 9th grade since I am already in 9th grade.
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everyone needs to understand what it means,that these children will not be able to excel in life.they will not receive a diploma they will receive a certificate of completion. I don't no abt you but i want my kids to be able to read their diploma.
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I would say 40%, because most of the teachers are like the rest of us, to go to work to collect a pay check and could give a hoot about the students, the type of people that attend school also are a contributing factor, not all people are raised with good common sense and good attitude, the whole school system needs an overhaul, from the professors and think tanks to the elected official
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According to a 1998 survey, Georgia had only 54% of its students graduate.  Iowa was the highest at 93%.