Men havenât a clue about why they prefer certain body shapes or why their brains light up when they see narrow waists and well-rounded hips and thighs. But the preferences encoded in their genes by millennia of evolution help reveal what it is about womenâs bodies that foretells success in having children.
All states and the District of Columbia have reported ACGR rates. Based on those state-reported data, the U.S. Department of Education indicates that the nationâs graduation rate reached an all-time high, 82 percent for the class of 2014. Thatâs an increase of 1 percentage point over the prior year.
The 63 percent six-year graduation rate still leaves USF behind the University of Florida, at 86 percent, Florida State University, at 76 percent, and even the systemwide average of 68 percent. The news came as the Board of Governors passed a performance funding model that will be put into practice in the 2014-15 year, designed to encourage success and reward improvement.