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[quote=Anonymous]I hate it when people throw out statistics without any context. It varies by institution type (public schools, private nonprofit schools, for-profit schools). Typically, private non-profit has higher 4 year graduation rates, followed by public, and for-profit has the lowest 4 year graduation rate.  Commuter campuses also have lower 4 year rates, since they attract students that have full time jobs and were never on a 4 year plan to begin with. Also, it varies by major. Much easier to graduate on time (or early) with a history degree than an engineering or computer science degree. Some frequently mentioned colleges on DCUM:
Yale has a 90% 4 year graduation rate.
Georgetown is 89%
Washington and Lee University is 89%
University of Virginia is 85%
Vanderbilt University is 85%
Villanova University is 85%
Johns Hopkins is 82%
George Washington University is 76%
Juniata College is 73%
Carnegie Mellon University is 69%
James Madison University is 67%
University of Maryland: College Park is 64%
Penn State University Park is 62%
https://www.bestcolleges.com/research/college-graduation-rates/[/quote]

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