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Graph titled The Graduation Gap Y axis - chance of achieving a 4-year degree (0-100% X axis - SAT scores (1600-800 - left to right) There are two lines on the graph. One representing top income quartile and the other representing bottom income quartile. The graph indicates that students from the top income group who fared poorly on their SATs are still more likely to receive a degree than students from the bottom income group who did well on the SATs.

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Graph titled The Graduation Gap Y axis - chance of achieving a 4-year degree (0-100% X axis - SAT scores (1600-800 - left to right) There are two lines on the graph. One representing top income quartile and the other representing bottom income quartile. The graph indicates that students from the top income group who fared poorly on their SATs are still more likely to receive a degree than students from the bottom income group who did well on the SATs.
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Sheeb (shebeencounter@mastodon.world)'s status on Saturday, 05-Oct-2024 10:43:00 JST Sheeb

@mekkaokereke always loved this graph demonstrating how wealthy, 'bad' students are for more likely to graduate from college than non-wealthy, 'good' students.

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