Do you honestly want to argue 51% of the people in poverty can pass a college level Math or English class? As well as afford the time away from working to grada

Do you honestly want to argue 51% of the people in poverty can pass a college level Math or English class? As well as afford the time away from working to gradate? I don't think that is true. http://www.duck9.com/College-Student-Drop-Out-Rates.htm http://www.duck9.com/College-Student-Drop-Out-Rates.htm Over 50% are from financial or academic disqualification reasons... http://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=40 http://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=40 We are talking about 50-60% graduation rates in 6 years for the people colleges already accept. I think poverty would make it hard enough that rate would drop significantly.