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

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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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

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%

Accepted Answer

In the given situation,
The dependent variable is GIVE.
The independent variables are,

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