Concerns with state college graduation rates
The Dothan Eagle takes a look at the graduation rates of Alabama universities.
A recent SREB report says that most students who enter a college as first-time, full-time freshmen take at least six years to earn a bachelor’s degree. Only about 55 percent graduate at all. The report adds that students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds and students with low SAT or ACT scores are less likely to complete their degrees than other students.
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