claim: "one-third of our college grads leave ohio within three years."
author: john kasich
evidence_1: approximately two-thirds of degree-seeking students at community colleges ...  earned at least three-quarters of the credits typically required for graduation. ....  earned one, three, and five years into college among undergraduates of public ....  level records at public colleges and universities in florida and ohio, respectively.
evidence_2: jul 5, 2018 ... three years after enrolling, one-third had quit, compared to about a quarter of ...  the proportion of high school graduates going on to college has been rising, ...  students who leave are also costing colleges significant amounts of money in ....  in ohio, for example, three of the seven regional ohio university ...
evidence_3: may 30, 2012 ... a gap in college graduates leaves some cities behind ... just 24 percent of the  adult residents of metropolitan dayton, ohio, have ... metro areas where more  than one in three adults were college-educated had an average ... it lost half of its  manufacturing jobs in 12 years, according to richard stock, an ...
evidence_4: jul 16, 2015 ... the frequently cited statistic that “half of new teachers leave after ... a sociology  professor at the university of pennsylvania graduate ... but o'rear said the  difference – an attrition rate 3 percentage points higher in year ... papers after a  long, hard and expensive journey through college, we condemning …
evidence_5: nov 22, 2016 ... in the 1980s, 3 percent of men moved across state lines each year; over the last  ... in bowling green watching the third presidential debate in october. ... the  flows of young college graduates out of a state can often be replaced by ...  generally, rust belt and midwest states like ohio, michigan and iowa, and ...