Student Retention Rates



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Retention

Reasons for Retention


Student retention is not all up to the school. It's a combination of retention strategies, personal issues, and circumstantial factors. Here is a breakdown.
Examples of retention strategies are:

  • Procedures to identify at-risk students early on

  • Early intervention for at-risk students

  • Having a student-centered culture

  • Having a high quality teaching staff, curriculum, academic support

  • Having retention programs

Some things can negatively affect retention regardless of the quality or actions of the school. Personal factors, like low self-confidence, poor attitude toward education, poor study behaviors or problem-solving abilities is just a few examples.
On a grander scale, circumstantial factors like ethnicity, socio-economic status, finances, and family issues can also reap their effects.
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