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I would think that if someone were capable enough to get into a masters program, they would be able to graduate out of it as well.

However, some schools seem easier, at least by the numbers, to graduate out of than others.

These 10 public masters programs have the highest graduation rates in the country.

8. Trinity University (TX) - 76% graduation rate

8. Loyola Marymount University - 76%

8. Xavier University - 76%

6. James Madison University (VA) - 80%

6. University of Scranton - 80%

4. Loyola College in Maryland - 82%

4. College of New Jersey - 82%

3. Santa Clara University - 84% ( my neighbor )

1. Villanova University - 85%

1. Providence College (RI) - 85%

Not only does the North East have six of the most difficult masters programs to get into, the area also has six of the top 10 easiest programs to get out of.

So, what's with the North East?

What do you think?

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