Facing lowest national college retention rate in 20 years, Purdue focuses on attrition
After a year when 34% of college freshmen did not return to the same school for their sophomore year, the highest attrition rate in 20 years, Purdue University in Indiana, has turned its attention to student retention. Administrators at Purdue have responded to the nationwide concern about attrition and the high costs of university tuition by investing in an online tool that helps students self-monitor their academic performance, called "Signals" which helps improve college retention rates.
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Watch MSNBC's coverage of Purdue University's efforts to improve its 86% retention rate:













