revealing the reasons leading to students' drop-out at the college of dunaújváros
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Abstract
In the strategy 'Europe 2020', EU claimed the aims to increase the ratio of graduates among 30-34-year old people, which means the expansion of the number of students in higher education as well as the decrease of dropouts. This double purpose is considered to be a big challenge both for countries and for higher educational institutes. It could be stated that parallel with the increase of higher education enrolment, supporting students who have already been admitted to higher education must be emphasized so that they could absolve their subject and take their degree.
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| Authors | ;Marianna Szabó Csilla;Bacsa-Bán Anetta |
| Journal | Infection control and hospital epidemiology |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1515/ptse-2015-0008
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