"College Completion: Are graduation rates just a function of spending? Can institutions with scarce resources really do anything to improve their completion rates?" - The Chronicle of Higher Education
http://collegecompletion.chronicle.com/2012/are-graduation-rates-just-a-function-of-spending-in-other-words-can-institutions-with-few-financial-resources-really-do-anything-to-improve-their-completion-rates/
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