Abstract
Nowadays, the student dropout rate in Mexican higher education institutions have increased, affecting diverse life aspects such as economic, social, academic, and among others. The students dropout prediction is a challenge because of numerous interacting factors; an accurate prediction is useful for universities to implement strategies that reduce student failure-e.g., to implement tutorial action plans. The present research work proposes a model to predict dropout based on the student self-reported information and scores on the university entrance exam. A case of study to evaluate the proposed model was performed, results show a precision of about 86%. This model can serve to support decisions on strategies to reduce students' failure.
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Rodríguez-Maya, N. E., Lara-Álvarez, C., May-Tzuc, O., & Suárez-Carranza, B. A. (2017). Modeling Students’ Dropout in Mexican Universities. Research in Computing Science, 139(1), 163–175. https://doi.org/10.13053/rcs-139-1-13
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