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Factors affecting graduation and student dropout rates at the University of KwaZulu-Natal

Murray, 2014

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Murray M
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South African Journal of Science

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This paper aims to introduce into the literature a competing risks methodology that can be used to help identify some student-specific and/or institutional factors which may be influencing the type of outcome experienced by a student when they leave the university …
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