Lecture at the University of Tilburg Photo ANP / Robin Lonkhuijsen
The percentage of students who earned a bachelor’s degree last year’s 66 percent. This is again an increase compared to 2013 (64 percent), and is even much higher than five years ago, when only 53 percent of students took the paper in four years. That Universities Association VSNU writes today in a report.
For years, universities do their best to persuade students not to unnecessarily about their studies. So students can not start a master’s program for they have their bachelor’s diploma. According VSNU is this so-called “hard cut” the main reason that people complete their studies faster. But also the fact that more students to get to the binding study plays a role. They also have fewer resits in many cases
VSNU chairman Karl Dittrich:.
“The increase in the number of students who graduate after four years get fit in the trend of the increasing pace of study among students. The measures taken by universities to increase the pace of study prove effective and rightly so. “
The dropout from academic education continues this year with 8 percent stable. Of the original group of students, 15% remains to study at the university, but to another program or institution. About 5 percent go to HBO.
In the current academic year shows that 77 percent of college students last year as a freshman began a study also entered the scheme in the second year. Universities are focusing on recruiting students that they get the right place. This dropout limited
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