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Dropout rates are high at Swiss universities, where less-prepared students are typically weeded out during the first year, so women probably wouldn’t be dropping out of an introductory economics class in such high numbers here in the United States. In the end, 9 percent of the men dropped the course.
There are now two decades of research saying that having more exposure to part-time faculty who lack the most support leads to more dropouts, lower graduation rates, lower GPAs and difficulty finding a major.” Canadian adjuncts were almost three times less likely to be concerned about low salaries, and 87 percent of them get benefits.
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Significantly higher dropout rates. Retention has found to be a stronger predictor of student dropout than socioeconomic status or parental education. Quick aside: if Iowans want to reclaim our place at the top of the state education rankings , shouldn’t we be adopting practices of the states that do better, not worse, than us?
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Related: Colleges’ new solution to enrollment declines: Reducing the number of dropouts. By comparison, said Jeffrey, who plans to major in civil engineering, at the University of Maine the dean of engineering personally gave her a tour. At UMaine, by comparison, the dean of engineering personally took her on a tour.
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