Ranking of African-American Graduation Rates by State

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FOR Ranking of African-American Graduation Rates by State http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/cr_baeo_t3.htm FOR Ranking of Latino Graduation Rates by State http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/cr_baeo_t4.htm FOR Ranking of White Graduation Rates by State http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/cr_baeo_t5.htm FOR Graduation Rate by State and Race http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/cr_baeo_t1.htm
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King_J · Oct 2005
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More black people are in certain states than others. The more people u have the lower your (passing) rate will be.
tpt · Oct 2005
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King_J wrote:
More black people are in certain states than others. The more people u have the lower your (passing) rate will be.
Thats NOT true cause the graduation rate is what PERCENTAGE of the black people in the state are graduating Maryland has 1.5 million black people and a 66% graduation rate for blacks Minnesota has only 200 thousand black people and a 43% graduation rate So the population of black people in a state has NOTHING to do with the graduation rate .
King_J · Oct 2005
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tpt wrote:
King_J wrote:
More black people are in certain states than others. The more people u have the lower your (passing) rate will be.
Thats NOT true cause the graduation rate is what PERCENTAGE of the black people in the state are graduating Maryland has 1.5 million black people and a 66% graduation rate for blacks Minnesota has only 200 thousand black people and a 43% graduation rate So the population of black people in a state has NOTHING to do with the graduation rate .
Ummm, my statement is true. If u have 5 black people and see who would pass and then have 100 black people who would pass, I bet the group with 5 will have a higher percentage of passing rate. The more people the higher your chance of the passing rate being lower
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tpt · Oct 2005
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King_J wrote:
tpt wrote:
King_J wrote:
More black people are in certain states than others. The more people u have the lower your (passing) rate will be.
Thats NOT true cause the graduation rate is what PERCENTAGE of the black people in the state are graduating Maryland has 1.5 million black people and a 66% graduation rate for blacks Minnesota has only 200 thousand black people and a 43% graduation rate So the population of black people in a state has NOTHING to do with the graduation rate .
Ummm, my statement is true. If u have 5 black people and see who would pass and then have 100 black people who would pass, I bet the group with 5 will have a higher percentage of passing rate. The more people the higher your chance of the passing rate being lower
If 1 person out of 5 didnt graduate the rate would be eighty percent IF 10 people out of 100 didnt graduate the rate would be 90% so one person out of 5 is worth 20 people out of 100 Thats why they do graduation RATES and not graduation numbers because states dont have an equal number . They take the number of black people in a state who graduated and make them a percentage of all the black people in the state . It works the same way when they do the crime rates of cities . They take the crime and make a percentage of the population of the city . you're from the ATL now if you still dont get this then I guess I know why Georgia has a low graduation rate
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King_J · Oct 2005
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you're from the ATL now if you still dont get this then I guess I know why Georgia has a low graduation rate
:lol: :lol: Nice comment not knowing how I did in high school or how I am doing in college :???:
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tpt · Nov 2005
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'manda · Nov 2005
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ChangePlease wrote:
the SATS are made for white males so any nonwhite or female is not gonna do as well generally it's not accurate
that is ridiculous as a nonwhite female i did okay i think that anyone who speaks english fluently and has a smidge of common sense should be able to get at LEAST a 500 verbal
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