The cells labeled “exit after failure” also show the actual average exit rate for test failers within each bandwidth. For instance, the average exit rate for student math scores within the range of (−30,0) was 4.8% with a standard deviation of .214. Hence, the −.012 estimated discontinuity in students’ exit probability was equal to a 33.3%11 increase in the mean exit rate of barely failers without the random shock, accounting for 5.6% of the standard deviation of the raw exit probability of the barely failers. Similarly, the raw probability of dropping out after failing the LAL test within a bandwidth of (−25,25) was 6.1% (with a standard deviation of .239). The estimated discontinuity was −.007, which increased the raw dropout probability of the barely failers by 13% and the standard deviation by 2.9%.