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The SUNY experiment modestly altered the admitted student pool toward more prepared students, but their slightly higher SAT scores in no way deserve attention as the cause of their success.
The program that rewarded the passing of high school exit exams in Israel similarly had larger effects for more prepared students.
While these results are consistent with other studies in finding larger effects for more prepared students, it is not clear why the effects here are larger and more consistent for students proficient in ELA.
As we will show, results from both the baseline specification and from the Dale and Krueger approach show that the more highly ranked UC campuses have a comparative advantage in graduating more prepared students.
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We present evidence that certain institutions are better at graduating more-prepared students while other institutions are better at graduating less-prepared students and that these matching effects are particularly important for the bottom tail of the qualification distribution.
We have found evidence that less-selective campuses in the UC system tend to be better at graduating less-prepared students, with more selective campuses better at graduating more-prepared students.
Relatively less-prepared minority students see higher graduation rates at lower-ranked campuses while the reverse is true for the more-prepared students.
According to these data, PWIs recruited more highly prepared students than did HBCUs.
However, they do show a similar pattern of larger program effects for more academically prepared students.
The most notable and lasting effects include an increase in grade progression and graduation rates among a subgroup of more academically prepared students who entered the study as 9th graders and an increase in dental visits among all family members.
The sooner both universities and their students realize this, the more prepared those graduating students will be to face whatever the tumultuous professional world decides to throw at them next.
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