claim: the united states is "number 14, number 15" in college graduation rates, and "we're leading the world in high school dropout rates."
author: laura tyson
evidence_1: complete statistics on the condition of education in the united states; conduct  and publish reports and specialized analyses of the meaning and .... and number  of dropouts and population of 15- through 24-year-olds who were enrolled: ...  averaged freshman graduation rate of public high school students, by state:  school ...
evidence_2: america will once again have the highest proportion of college graduates in the  world,” postsecondary graduation rates have taken on increased importance and  scrutiny. because the issue of graduation rates has long been a favorite topic of  higher education policy researchers, there is no shortage of reports that detail the  ...
evidence_3: complete statistics on the condition of education in the united states; conduct  and publish reports and specialized analyses of the ... trends in high school  dropout and completion rates in the united states: 1972–2012 (nces 2015-.  015). .... and number of dropouts and population of 15- through 24-year-olds who  were.
evidence_4: jan 11, 2016 ... just over 82 percent of the students who were high-school seniors during the  2013-14 year graduated, up from 81 percent the year before. ... recently  released numbers out of the national student clearinghouse research center  suggests that college-enrollment rates have actually decreased—and for the ...
evidence_5: dropping out means leaving high school, college, university or another group for  practical reasons, necessities, or disillusionment with the system from which the  individual in question leaves. contents. [hide]. 1 canada; 2 united kingdom; 3  united states; 4 australia; 5 latin america; 6 dropout recovery; 7 attrition ...