"...In fact, one state is responsible for all four-year public colleges with graduation rates under 1 percent for Pell Grant recipients.
...For the 2016-2017 year, the most recent data available, Georgia had five public colleges with Pell graduation rates under 1 percent, ranging from Bainbridge State College (0.0 percent and $6.48 million in received aid) to Atlanta Metropolitan State College (0.6 percent and $8.63 million).
East Georgia State had perhaps the worst overall numbers: It received $9.34 million in Pell Grants, covering nearly 60 percent of its total population, but graduated only 0.1 percent of them. (Bainbridge State, with the 0.0 rate, merged into Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College after that academic year. ABAC’s 2016-2017 rate was 8.4 percent, and it received $6.27 million.)..."
East Georgia State had perhaps the worst overall numbers: It received $9.34 million in Pell Grants, covering nearly 60 percent of its total population, but graduated only 0.1 percent of them. (Bainbridge State, with the 0.0 rate, merged into Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College after that academic year. ABAC’s 2016-2017 rate was 8.4 percent, and it received $6.27 million.)..."
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