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[Snaggletiger]

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It’s graduation time and that means celebration for many university students who are enjoying the fruits of their labor.
Not everyone who starts college finishes, however. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, the six-year graduation rate – meaning the number who completed their degree within that period of time - for first-time, full-time undergraduate students who began seeking a bachelor’s degree in fall 2010 was 60 percent.

The federal education report card shows four Alabama universities exceed the 60 percent national average: Auburn University, Samford University, The University of Alabama and Birmingham-Southern College.
Here’s every Alabama universities ranked by graduation rates. The list includes public and private four-year institutions in the state:
1. Auburn University – 76 percent
2. Samford University – 74 percent
3. University of Alabama – 68 percent
4. Birmingham Southern College -67 percent
5. Selma University – 55 percent
6. University of Alabama – Birmingham – 53 percent
7. Spring Hill College – 53 percent
8. University of Montevallo – 50 percent
9. Tuskegee University – 49 percent
10. University of Alabama in Huntsville – 49 percent
11. Oakwood University – 47 percent
12. Talladega College – 47 percent
13. University of Mobile – 46 percent
14. University of North Alabama – 44 percent
15. University of South Alabama – 39 percent
16. Troy University – 38 percent
17. Huntingdon College – 38 percent
18. Jacksonville State University -36 percent
19. Judson College – 33 percent
20. University of West Alabama – 32 percent
21. Marion Military Institute – 32 percent
22. Faulkner University – 30 percent
23. Alabama A&M – 26 percent

[Buzz Killington]

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[AUTailgatingRules]

So what do you think is the problem with these schools?

9. Tuskegee University – 49 percent
10. University of Alabama in Huntsville – 49 percent
11. Oakwood University – 47 percent
12. Talladega College – 47 percent
13. University of Mobile – 46 percent
14. University of North Alabama – 44 percent
15. University of South Alabama – 39 percent
16. Troy University – 38 percent
17. Huntingdon College – 38 percent
18. Jacksonville State University -36 percent
19. Judson College – 33 percent
20. University of West Alabama – 32 percent
21. Marion Military Institute – 32 percent
22. Faulkner University – 30 percent
23. Alabama A&M – 26 percent

[CCTAU]

So what do you think is the problem with these schools?

9. Tuskegee University – 49 percent
10. University of Alabama in Huntsville – 49 percent
11. Oakwood University – 47 percent
12. Talladega College – 47 percent
13. University of Mobile – 46 percent
14. University of North Alabama – 44 percent
15. University of South Alabama – 39 percent
16. Troy University – 38 percent
17. Huntingdon College – 38 percent
18. Jacksonville State University -36 percent
19. Judson College – 33 percent
20. University of West Alabama – 32 percent
21. Marion Military Institute – 32 percent
22. Faulkner University – 30 percent
23. Alabama A&M – 26 percent

Well, Judson and Marion are located in Marion Alabama. As soon as a student arrives, they are trying to figure out how to get the hell out!

[The Six]

So what do you think is the problem with these schools?

9. Tuskegee University – 49 percent
10. University of Alabama in Huntsville – 49 percent
11. Oakwood University – 47 percent
12. Talladega College – 47 percent
13. University of Mobile – 46 percent
14. University of North Alabama – 44 percent
15. University of South Alabama – 39 percent
16. Troy University – 38 percent
17. Huntingdon College – 38 percent
18. Jacksonville State University -36 percent
19. Judson College – 33 percent
20. University of West Alabama – 32 percent
21. Marion Military Institute – 32 percent
22. Faulkner University – 30 percent
23. Alabama A&M – 26 percent

Transfer rates are high? Also, meth is cheaper there?

[Snaggletiger]

Transfer rates are high? Also, meth is cheaper there?

Cheaper my ass.  The last time I bought a .....wait.....I mean, you're probably right.

[Saniflush]

Well, Judson and Marion are located in Marion Alabama. As soon as a student arrives, they are trying to figure out how to get the hell out  fuck the shit out of each other and get knocked up to drop out.