In the 1995 Rumberger study, what as the highest cited reason (almost 50 percent) for a student to drop out of school?
A) personal reasons
B) school-related problems
C) economic problems
D) early college entrance

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The 1995 Rumberger study found that almost 50 percent of students drop out of school due to school-related problems, such as poor academic performance, lack of engagement, or disciplinary issues. Personal reasons and economic problems were also cited, but less frequently. Early college entrance was not mentioned as a reason for dropping out in this study.

In the 1995 Rumberger Study, What as the Highest Cited