What is the graduation rate of college students in China in recent years? How about American Airlines?

Some comparisons with China University: At present, the college admission rate of American high school graduates is around 70%, while that of Chinese mainland is over 60%. The graduation rate of college students in the United States is a little over 50%; It seems that China has not publicly reported the graduation rate, which is estimated to be above 90%. If so, the graduation rate of college students in China is much higher than that in the United States. There may be several reasons: 1, the quality of students in China is much higher than that in the United States; 2. The teaching quality of China University is much higher; China University doesn't strictly control the quality of graduates, so some unqualified students graduate. Therefore, in the future, we should pay attention to the investigation and study on the quality of China university graduates.

Huada University can graduate as long as it doesn't fail, that is to say, it can graduate with 60 points in each subject, which is aimed at ordinary universities, but many schools have different regulations on test scores. For example, the graduation conditions of the Chinese University of Hong Kong are not high, and students' scores are above 70. As long as the attendance rate is high enough and the credits are enough to complete the graduation thesis and the internship project arranged by the school, graduation is not difficult. This is obviously more than the requirements of ordinary colleges and universities 10 points. Don't underestimate this 10 point. It is very difficult for many students to improve their grades in every subject. Compared with the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the graduation rate of American universities is lower. According to the four-year colleges outside the top 50 published by US News and World Report magazine, about 60% of undergraduates get their degrees within six years after entering the university, that is to say, 40% of them don't get their degrees.

The reason why the ranking of American universities has been difficult to surpass is actually related to their school-running philosophy. Being admitted to an American university is not a turning point in life, but it still takes a lot of effort to graduate after entering the wooden bridge. At the beginning of the 20th century, the six-year graduation rate of American universities was 50%, and it was only 40% in the early 1990s. According to the data of the National Student Exchange Research Center, only 58% of the students enrolled in the fall of 20 12 received their bachelor's degrees within six years.