House of Commons Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Legislation |
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... wastage. 31. There are no official statistics on student wastage: the fact, mentioned in paragraph 1, that students move frequently from one university to another and that they determine the length of their period of study, makes the ...
... wastage. 31. There are no official statistics on student wastage: the fact, mentioned in paragraph 1, that students move frequently from one university to another and that they determine the length of their period of study, makes the ...
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... Wastage 35. Wastage from full-time courses generally has been relatively low. The average for all faculties appears to be around 20 per cent. Although there is some considerable fluctuation in the different institutions and courses, it ...
... Wastage 35. Wastage from full-time courses generally has been relatively low. The average for all faculties appears to be around 20 per cent. Although there is some considerable fluctuation in the different institutions and courses, it ...
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... WASTAGE It is frequently suggested that the main cause of wastage is bad selection of students. Some students undoubtedly fail because they have been wrongly selected but this cause of wastage has been much exaggerated and relatively ...
... WASTAGE It is frequently suggested that the main cause of wastage is bad selection of students. Some students undoubtedly fail because they have been wrongly selected but this cause of wastage has been much exaggerated and relatively ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
Size of age group relevant to entry to higher education in selected | 7 |
National expenditure | 16 |
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Abitur academic administration age group Annex Table Australia awards baccalaureat Britain British degree Bureau of Statistics cent Chairman Column Council countries David Anderson degree courses degree level departments diploma educa Elvin engineering entrants entry estimated examination expenditure faculties Federal figure finance France full-time students Germany F.R. given Government graduates grandes ecoles higher education honours degree increase industry institutions of higher lectures liberal arts colleges mathematics National Netherlands number of students obtained output paragraph Patrick Linstead percentage planning population present professional Professor Professor Dent proportion qualification ratio read for degree Report scientific secondary schools Sir Philip Morris Sir Sydney Caine sity social Soviet specialist staff staffing standard student numbers studentexamen students in universities subjects Sweden Switzerland teacher training colleges teaching technical colleges Technical High Schools tion total number univer universities and equivalent University Grants Committee wastage Zealand