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Of course by doing this you have to sacrifice the high graduation rates.
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If you want high graduation rates, you really need to have high entrance requirements.
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They want low entrance requirements and high graduation rates.
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What they really mean is high graduation rate or a large number of students that graduate.
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They try to find a balance between admitting more students and keeping a high graduation rate.
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If you want high standards and high graduation rates, you can't let all the students get a chance.
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The schools with good test scores and high graduation rates would be rabidly oversubscribed, making it impossible to satisfy every student's request.
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If a university has a low barrier to entry and still has high standards, they might not have a very high graduation rate.
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They must be thinking something like "well, a good university would have a high graduation rate so just make a high graduation rate."