With Their Whole Lives Ahead of Them: Myths and Realities about Why So Many Students Fail to Finish College.

Jean Johnson · Jon Rochkind

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Based on a survey, explores the barriers to graduation college students face, examines common assumptions about college dropouts and realities, and compares the views of those who graduate and those who do not on solutions to help raise graduation rates.

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