Terminal Efficiency in Educational Programs of Economic - Administrative Sciences of the Technological Institute of Campeche

Legorreta-Barrancos, Leydi Elena; Ortega-Rodríguez, Ana Luisa; Suárez-Améndola, Rosario De Fátima; García-Pérez, Sergio Francisco

doi:10.35429/ejc.2019.9.5.8.14

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“…The high percentages in Nursing and Education Sciences carrers are due to the majority of students already working in the same field of study, so their degree represents better salary opportunities and job offers, which accelerates the graduation process (15). In Mexico, at the Instituto Tecnológico de Campeche, the area of Economic-Administrative Sciences reported a terminal efficiency of 26.6% (16), while in Nutrition, it was 68% (17). The Civil Engineering and Engineering and Technology programs had terminal efficiencies of 57.1% and 44.8%, respectively (18), and at the Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco, the Chemical Engineering degree presented 19.59% (19).…”

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Terminal Efficiency, Lag and Dropout in Cohorts from 2007 to 2014 of Dental Students at the University of Costa Rica

Castro-Sancho,

Gómez-Fernández,

Fantil

et al. 2023

Odovtos - Int J Dent Sc

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Determine the terminal efficiency, lag and dropout in the cohorts of students who entered the dentistry career at the Faculty of Dentistry at University of Costa Rica in the lapse 2007 to 2014. Data from 736 files were collected. The variables considered were sex, admission age, nationality, marital status, children, admission note, domicile and high school. The data was collected from the Student Application System, the physical files, and the data base from the Supreme Court of Elections of Costa Rica. Descriptive statistics, bivariate and multivariate analysis were made, which were implemented from two logistic regression models. 98% of the students were Costa Rican, 68% women, 79% entered according to the admission note, 43% entered with an age of 18 years or less, 50% came from a public school, 77 % resided in the Greater Metropolitan Area and 95% were single and remained without children. The average terminal efficiency was 6%; 46% of students have graduated with lag, 16% are still enrolled and 32% dropped out. Sex, age, admission note, and motherhood are sociodemographic variables that are associated with terminal efficiency and dropout. The average terminal efficiency in the cohorts from 2007 to 2014 in the courses at the Faculty of Dentistry University of Costa Rica was very low, almost half of the students graduated with lag and about a third dropped out the studies. The grade from the admission note seems to be a predictor of students’ academic behavior, higher grade had more chances of graduating and less likely to dropout.

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Terminal Efficiency, Lag and Dropout in Cohorts from 2007 to 2014 of Dental Students at the University of Costa Rica

Castro-Sancho,

Gómez-Fernández,

Fantil

et al. 2023

Odovtos - Int J Dent Sc

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Las trayectorias escolares, un análisis por cohorte generacional

Legorreta-Barrancos

Ortega-Rodríguez

García-Pérez

et al. 2020

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The study and monitoring of school careers in Higher Education Institutions constitute a source of information that, systematized, is capable of strengthening educational planning, seeking to improve the quality and relevance of educational services, as well as contributing to the achievement of a more inclusive higher education. The result of a study of generational school trajectories in the area of Economic and Administrative Sciences of the National Technological Institute of Mexico / Campeche Campus is presented; A quantitative, descriptive scope approach was used from the existing records in the Comprehensive Information System (SII). Taking into account the complexity of the object of study, the students were characterized in terms of graduation, definitive dropout, desertion, transfer, enrolled, lag, assets and degree, among other aspects, allowing the identification of the behavior of school performance in the attached study programs: Engineering in Business Management and Engineering in Administration of the 2010-2018 cycle.

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Terminal Efficiency in Educational Programs of Economic - Administrative Sciences of the Technological Institute of Campeche

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Terminal Efficiency, Lag and Dropout in Cohorts from 2007 to 2014 of Dental Students at the University of Costa Rica

Terminal Efficiency, Lag and Dropout in Cohorts from 2007 to 2014 of Dental Students at the University of Costa Rica

Las trayectorias escolares, un análisis por cohorte generacional

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