>>Graduation rates at non profit schools are appalling. University of Pheonix routinely graduates less than 20% of its students within six years. I am talking

>>Graduation rates at non profit schools are appalling. University of Pheonix routinely graduates less than 20% of its students within six years. I am talking about both (for and not-for profit) universities. Isn't graduation a responsibility of a student too? If a student is not graduating, isn't there a chance that he/she is not sufficiently working for it? or If a student is not graduating, isn't there a chance that he/she does not have what it takes to learn a subject? The students should do a little bit of homework before joining any university: does the university seem suitable for me? do I seem suitable for the university? do I think I am capable of handling the study work? what is the quality of the faculty? what the almuni are saying about this university? what the other academics are saying about this university? If a student cannot or will not do this little bit of homework, then I guess he/she deserves to be surprised (may get a good surprise if lucky else bad surprise).