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Staying the course: an econometric analysis of the characteristics most associated with student attrition beyond the first year of higher education
Bailey,M.; Borooah,V;. (
2007
)
Staying the course: an econometric analysis of the characteristics most associated with student attrition beyond the first year of higher education
.
Unassigned
, 1 (). pp.
0-0. 78 pages.
Abstract
Summary: This report is an analysis of how the probability of a first year student proceeding to the second year of his or her studies is influenced by personal characteristics and circumstances.
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Publication type:
Report
Theme(s) and sub-theme(s):
Generic Themes > Socio-economic groups
Generic Themes > Gender
Access and widening participation > Progression and completion rates
Authors:
Bailey,M.; Borooah,V;
Publication title:
Unassigned
Official URL:
http://www.delni.gov.uk/staying_the_course.pdf
Reference number:
AWP263
Summary deposited on:
13 Jun 2007