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PROVEN RESULTS
PROVEN RESULTS
First-generation, low-income AVID alumni who go to college are
four times more likely
to graduate than their national peers.First-generation, low-income AVID alumni who go to college are four times more likely to graduate than their national peers.
42%
of first-generation, low-income AVID college students graduate with a four-year degree within six years*11%
of peers nationally graduate within the same timeframe***Source: These data reflect records received from National Student Clearinghouse, 2016–2018. AVID Senior Data Collection, 2010–2012 [Electronic Database]
**Source: Engle, J. & Tinto, V. (2008). Moving Beyond Access. Washington, DC: The Pell Institute
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42%
of first-generation, low-income AVID college students
graduate with a four-year degree within six years*
*Source: These data reflect records received from
National Student Clearinghouse, 2016–2018.
AVID Senior Data Collection, 2010–2012 [Electronic Database]
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AVID measures success by helping students who are traditionally underrepresented in higher education become college- and career-ready.
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11%
of peers nationally graduate within the
same timeframe**
**Source: Engle, J. & Tinto, V. (2008). Moving Beyond Access.
Washington, DC: The Pell Institute
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AVID IMPACT BY STATE
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