Estimating Scottish Student Retention Rates Using Propensity Score Matching

Kay Penny; Ian D Morton; Mohammed Z Ashraf; John C Duffy

Estimating Scottish Student Retention Rates Using Propensity Score Matching

Kay Penny^*, Ian D Morton, Mohammed Z Ashraf, John C Duffy

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Health Services Research Unit (HSRU)

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Abstract

The performance of institutions such as universities and colleges is of increasing interest to funders, policy makers, potential students and the establishments themselves who require accurate estimates of outcomes such as retention rates across the different institutions.

Original language	English
Article number	1
Journal	Leadership and Policy Quarterly
Publication status	Published - 30 Jun 2013

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