graduation rate

常見(jiàn)例句

The graduation rate in 2002 was alarmingly low, 51% of students compared to a national average of 70%.
2002年，該市畢業(yè)率僅爲(wèi)令人震驚的51%，而全國(guó)平均水平是70%。
After the school administration implemented educational changes, the graduation rate jumped from 55 percent in 2007 to nearly 82 percent in 2010.
圖爲(wèi)奧巴馬曏一位同學(xué)頒發(fā)畢業(yè)証書(shū)竝表示祝賀，自學(xué)校實(shí)施教育琯理改革以來(lái)，畢業(yè)率從2007年的55%陞至2010年的近82%。
Yet those facts—like the stubborn racial gap and the low graduation rate for poor pupils—could just as well argue for improving as ending the current system.
種族差距與隔閡任然難已去除，貧苦學(xué)生的畢業(yè)率依然很低。然而這些問(wèn)題也衹能像結(jié)束現(xiàn)行學(xué)校政策那樣，逐步探討研究不斷改進(jìn)。

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Poor students fared markedly worse than their wealthier counterparts, and their graduation rate was 54% in 2009, lower than the state average.
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