Consider a school that similar to Jacob university. Jacob university has 65% graduation rate and a student-faculty ration of 19:1, 37% of the classes have fewer than 20 students, 23% of the classes have more than 50 students, and have a freshman retention rate of 80%. Should Jacob university giving rate be greater or less than 8%?I need help sugesting giving rates and I am confused on what the corrent one is SchoolSFRLT20GT50GRADFRRGIVEArizona State 2442%16%59%81%8%Arkansas State —Jonesboro1949%4%37%69%11%Auburn 1824%17%66%87%31% Air Force Academy874%0.10%81%88%11% Military Academy895%0%86%92%28% Akron2039%6%35%69%15% Arizona2035%17%60%79%5% Arkansas1828%18%58%83%23%Ball State 1834%12%57%78%11%Baylor 1449%9%71%85%14%Boise State 2133%11%27%67%8%Boston College1447%6%91%96%27%Bowling Green State 1933%7%61%75%8%Brigham Young —Provo2146%12%78%84%17% at Buffalo—SUNY1636%21%67%88%9% Alabama1946%16%67%85%34%Central Michigan 2232%11%54%78%8%Clemson 1651%13%76%91%28%Colorado State 1834%19%64%83%7% California—Berkeley1762%15%91%97%12% Cincinnati1738%11%56%84%11% Colorado—Boulder1838%16%68%84%8%California State —Fresno2018%10%49%83%4%Duke 871%6%94%97%36%East Carolina 1733%14%57%78%5%Eastern Michigan 1839%5%38%72%3%Florida Atlantic 2127%15%42%77%4%Florida International 2823%22%46%81%6%Florida State 2235%16%74%90%19% Connecticut1844%17%81%93%17% Florida2141%16%84%96%15%Georgia Institute Technology1940%23%80%93%28%Georgia State 2014%16%48%83%6% Georgia1935%12%82%94%14% Hawaii—Manoa1445%10%50%78%8% Houston2328%22%46%79%13%Indiana —Bloomington1934%18%71%90%16%Iowa State 1730%20%70%85%15%Kansas State 2149%11%60%79%19%Kent State 2045%8%50%76%4% Idaho1845%10%55%78%11% Illinois—Urbana-Champaign1634%21%84%94%13% Iowa1649%12%70%84%12% Kansas2042%12%61%79%18% Kentucky1830%16%58%80%12%Louisiana State —Baton Rouge2234%19%61%85%14%Louisiana Tech 2248%9%49%73%13% Louisiana—Lafayette2330%7%40%74%7% Louisiana—Monroe1830%13%30%72%5% Louisville1825%12%49%78%12%Marshall 2038%4%44%71%10%Miami —Oxford1732%12%80%89%16%Michigan State 1623%21%77%91%14%Middle Tennessee State 2132%7%45%81%6%Mississippi State 2038%14%58%83%17% Maryland—College Park1835%16%81%94%10% Massachusetts—Amherst1945%17%69%87%11% Memphis1536%11%40%76%6% Miami1153%7%80%90%17% Michigan—Ann Arbor1548%16%90%96%15% Minnesota—Twin Cities2138%19%70%89%13% Missouri2047%15%69%85%16%New Mexico State 2045%10%45%76%6%North Carolina State —Raleigh1830%20%71%90%11%Northern Illinois 1744%12%56%75%6%Northwestern 775%6%94%97%30% Naval Academy956%0.10%89%97%21% Nebraska—Lincoln2038%14%64%84%22% Nevada—Reno2733%16%50%78%9% New Mexico2240%14%44%78%7% North Carolina—Chapel Hill1437%13%90%97%22% North Texas2329%20%48%76%5% Notre Dame1255%10%96%98%41%Ohio State —Columbus1932%20%78%93%15%Ohio 1942%11%65%80%8%Oklahoma State 1939%12%59%79%15%Oregon State 2536%20%60%82%12% Mississippi1846%13%59%80%13% Oklahoma1741%11%64%83%19% Oregon2037%17%68%84%13%Pennsylvania State — Park1739%15%85%93%21%Purdue —West Lafayette1437%17%69%87%19%Rice 669%8%92%97%32%Rutgers, the State New Jersey—New Brunswick1541%20%77%91%10%San Diego State 2122%24%66%83%2%San Jose State 2525%9%44%82%2%Southern Methodist 1258%8%74%89%19%Stanford 670%13%95%98%34% Pittsburgh1442%18%78%92%13% South Alabama2242%8%37%68%2% South Carolina1938%11%68%87%17% South Florida2823%16%51%86%15% Southern Mississippi1843%11%47%74%13%Syracuse 1661%9%82%91%17%Temple 1933%8%65%87%8%Texas A&M —College Station1921%23%79%92%21%Texas Christian 1340%8%74%86%18%Texas State —San Marcos1919%19%55%78%5%Texas Tech 2322%24%63%82%15%Troy 2058%4%40%72%9%Tulane 1167%6%74%89%19% Tennessee1531%8%60%85%11% Texas—Austin1834%25%81%92%14% Toledo1934%31%45%68%5% Alabama—Birmingham1739%15%41%79%13% California—Los Angeles1652%22%90%97%13% Central Florida3128%23%63%86%16% Nevada—Las Vegas2225%18%41%76%5% Southern California963%11%89%97%39% Texas—San Antonio2324%23%26%58%5% Tulsa1170%1%65%88%22% Utah1542%17%57%83%11%Utah State 1932%18%56%74%8% Virginia1652%16%93%97%22% Washington1233%21%80%93%15% Wyoming1442%10%53%73%10%Vanderbilt 864%9%91%97%23%Virginia Tech1725%21%80%92%15%Wake Forest 1154%3%89%94%29%Washington State 1537%22%69%83%13%West Virginia 2332%19%59%80%12%Western Kentucky 1943%6%49%73%13%Western Michigan 1936%11%52%74%10%

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Consider a school that similar to Jacob university. Jacob university has 65% graduation rate and a student-faculty ration of 19:1, 37% of the classes have fewer than 20 students, 23% of the classes have more than 50 students, and have a freshman retention rate of 80%. Should Jacob university giving rate be greater or less than 8%?

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School	SFR	LT20	GT50	GRAD	FRR	GIVE
Arizona State	24	42%	16%	59%	81%	8%
Arkansas State —Jonesboro	19	49%	4%	37%	69%	11%
Auburn	18	24%	17%	66%	87%	31%
Air Force Academy	8	74%	0.10%	81%	88%	11%
Military Academy	8	95%	0%	86%	92%	28%
Akron	20	39%	6%	35%	69%	15%
Arizona	20	35%	17%	60%	79%	5%
Arkansas	18	28%	18%	58%	83%	23%
Ball State	18	34%	12%	57%	78%	11%
Baylor	14	49%	9%	71%	85%	14%
Boise State	21	33%	11%	27%	67%	8%
Boston College	14	47%	6%	91%	96%	27%
Bowling Green State	19	33%	7%	61%	75%	8%
Brigham Young —Provo	21	46%	12%	78%	84%	17%
at Buffalo—SUNY	16	36%	21%	67%	88%	9%
Alabama	19	46%	16%	67%	85%	34%
Central Michigan	22	32%	11%	54%	78%	8%
Clemson	16	51%	13%	76%	91%	28%
Colorado State	18	34%	19%	64%	83%	7%
California—Berkeley	17	62%	15%	91%	97%	12%
Cincinnati	17	38%	11%	56%	84%	11%
Colorado—Boulder	18	38%	16%	68%	84%	8%
California State —Fresno	20	18%	10%	49%	83%	4%
Duke	8	71%	6%	94%	97%	36%
East Carolina	17	33%	14%	57%	78%	5%
Eastern Michigan	18	39%	5%	38%	72%	3%
Florida Atlantic	21	27%	15%	42%	77%	4%
Florida International	28	23%	22%	46%	81%	6%
Florida State	22	35%	16%	74%	90%	19%
Connecticut	18	44%	17%	81%	93%	17%
Florida	21	41%	16%	84%	96%	15%
Georgia Institute Technology	19	40%	23%	80%	93%	28%
Georgia State	20	14%	16%	48%	83%	6%
Georgia	19	35%	12%	82%	94%	14%
Hawaii—Manoa	14	45%	10%	50%	78%	8%
Houston	23	28%	22%	46%	79%	13%
Indiana —Bloomington	19	34%	18%	71%	90%	16%
Iowa State	17	30%	20%	70%	85%	15%
Kansas State	21	49%	11%	60%	79%	19%
Kent State	20	45%	8%	50%	76%	4%
Idaho	18	45%	10%	55%	78%	11%
Illinois—Urbana-Champaign	16	34%	21%	84%	94%	13%
Iowa	16	49%	12%	70%	84%	12%
Kansas	20	42%	12%	61%	79%	18%
Kentucky	18	30%	16%	58%	80%	12%
Louisiana State —Baton Rouge	22	34%	19%	61%	85%	14%
Louisiana Tech	22	48%	9%	49%	73%	13%
Louisiana—Lafayette	23	30%	7%	40%	74%	7%
Louisiana—Monroe	18	30%	13%	30%	72%	5%
Louisville	18	25%	12%	49%	78%	12%
Marshall	20	38%	4%	44%	71%	10%
Miami —Oxford	17	32%	12%	80%	89%	16%
Michigan State	16	23%	21%	77%	91%	14%
Middle Tennessee State	21	32%	7%	45%	81%	6%
Mississippi State	20	38%	14%	58%	83%	17%
Maryland—College Park	18	35%	16%	81%	94%	10%
Massachusetts—Amherst	19	45%	17%	69%	87%	11%
Memphis	15	36%	11%	40%	76%	6%
Miami	11	53%	7%	80%	90%	17%
Michigan—Ann Arbor	15	48%	16%	90%	96%	15%
Minnesota—Twin Cities	21	38%	19%	70%	89%	13%
Missouri	20	47%	15%	69%	85%	16%
New Mexico State	20	45%	10%	45%	76%	6%
North Carolina State —Raleigh	18	30%	20%	71%	90%	11%
Northern Illinois	17	44%	12%	56%	75%	6%
Northwestern	7	75%	6%	94%	97%	30%
Naval Academy	9	56%	0.10%	89%	97%	21%
Nebraska—Lincoln	20	38%	14%	64%	84%	22%
Nevada—Reno	27	33%	16%	50%	78%	9%
New Mexico	22	40%	14%	44%	78%	7%
North Carolina—Chapel Hill	14	37%	13%	90%	97%	22%
North Texas	23	29%	20%	48%	76%	5%
Notre Dame	12	55%	10%	96%	98%	41%
Ohio State —Columbus	19	32%	20%	78%	93%	15%
Ohio	19	42%	11%	65%	80%	8%
Oklahoma State	19	39%	12%	59%	79%	15%
Oregon State	25	36%	20%	60%	82%	12%
Mississippi	18	46%	13%	59%	80%	13%
Oklahoma	17	41%	11%	64%	83%	19%
Oregon	20	37%	17%	68%	84%	13%
Pennsylvania State — Park	17	39%	15%	85%	93%	21%
Purdue —West Lafayette	14	37%	17%	69%	87%	19%
Rice	6	69%	8%	92%	97%	32%
Rutgers, the State New Jersey—New Brunswick	15	41%	20%	77%	91%	10%
San Diego State	21	22%	24%	66%	83%	2%
San Jose State	25	25%	9%	44%	82%	2%
Southern Methodist	12	58%	8%	74%	89%	19%
Stanford	6	70%	13%	95%	98%	34%
Pittsburgh	14	42%	18%	78%	92%	13%
South Alabama	22	42%	8%	37%	68%	2%
South Carolina	19	38%	11%	68%	87%	17%
South Florida	28	23%	16%	51%	86%	15%
Southern Mississippi	18	43%	11%	47%	74%	13%
Syracuse	16	61%	9%	82%	91%	17%
Temple	19	33%	8%	65%	87%	8%
Texas A&M —College Station	19	21%	23%	79%	92%	21%
Texas Christian	13	40%	8%	74%	86%	18%
Texas State —San Marcos	19	19%	19%	55%	78%	5%
Texas Tech	23	22%	24%	63%	82%	15%
Troy	20	58%	4%	40%	72%	9%
Tulane	11	67%	6%	74%	89%	19%
Tennessee	15	31%	8%	60%	85%	11%
Texas—Austin	18	34%	25%	81%	92%	14%
Toledo	19	34%	31%	45%	68%	5%
Alabama—Birmingham	17	39%	15%	41%	79%	13%
California—Los Angeles	16	52%	22%	90%	97%	13%
Central Florida	31	28%	23%	63%	86%	16%
Nevada—Las Vegas	22	25%	18%	41%	76%	5%
Southern California	9	63%	11%	89%	97%	39%
Texas—San Antonio	23	24%	23%	26%	58%	5%
Tulsa	11	70%	1%	65%	88%	22%
Utah	15	42%	17%	57%	83%	11%
Utah State	19	32%	18%	56%	74%	8%
Virginia	16	52%	16%	93%	97%	22%
Washington	12	33%	21%	80%	93%	15%
Wyoming	14	42%	10%	53%	73%	10%
Vanderbilt	8	64%	9%	91%	97%	23%
Virginia Tech	17	25%	21%	80%	92%	15%
Wake Forest	11	54%	3%	89%	94%	29%
Washington State	15	37%	22%	69%	83%	13%
West Virginia	23	32%	19%	59%	80%	12%
Western Kentucky	19	43%	6%	49%	73%	13%
Western Michigan	19	36%	11%	52%	74%	10%

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