Read the case and answer 2 questions The Growing College Graduation Gajp David L

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Read the case and answer 2 questions

The Growing College Graduation Gajp David Leonhardt New York Times - MARCH 25, 2018 First, some good news: In recent decades, students from modest backgrounds have flooded onto college campuses. At many high schools where going to college was once exotic, it's now normal. When I visit these high schools, I see college pennants all over the hallways, intended to send a message: College is for you, too And thank goodness for that message. As regular readers of this column have heard before college can bring enormous benefits, including less unemployment, higher wages, better long term health and higher life satisfaction. Now for the bad news: The college-graduation rate for these poorer students is abysmal. It's abysmal even though many of them are talented teenagers capable of graduating. Yet they often attend colleges with few resources or colleges that simply do a bad job of shepherding students through a course of study More Students, and Yet... For the poorest wealth group, college attendance has risen, but college graduation has not. -Share of wealth group attending collegeShare graduating Lowest wealth group Middle wealth group Highest wealth group 80% 60.1% 60 46.0% Attending college 40 32.5% 25.7% 20 11.3% 11.8% Graduating Born in 1970s Born in 1980s Born in 70s Born in 80s Born in 70s Born in 80s

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Graduation Gap in US: Graduation gap in US is a emerging challenge for the US nation. Students are not completing their graduation after their K-12 studies, which makes the students low competent and their confidence is getting decreased duw to lack of completion of graduation.    

Data for study of graduation gap: The data set useful for study the graduation gap in the US could be following types as below

Obstacles in data from different domain and sources are as below: Following are the key obstacles in data as below

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