In other words, UNC-CH slipped only a little in the rankings. Sanders said he had serious questions about the validity of those claims. But despite years of being asked for proof of salaries causing an emigration of talent from UNC-CH, the university has still not provided any evidence of it. For dropouts with low intelligence test scores, a GED increased earnings by about 50 percent. But in all cases, dropouts with or without GEDs still earn less than their counterparts who graduated from high school.
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