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Pass Completion Percentage is a metric used in university settings to measure the success rate of course or program completions relative to total attempts. It provides insight into academic performance and program effectiveness.
The calculator uses the completion percentage formula:
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Explanation: This formula calculates the percentage of successful completions out of total attempts, providing a clear measure of academic success rate.
Details: Completion percentage is crucial for assessing student performance, evaluating program effectiveness, identifying areas for improvement, and making data-driven decisions in academic planning and support services.
Tips: Enter the number of completions and total attempts. Both values must be non-negative numbers, and completions cannot exceed attempts. The calculator will compute the completion percentage.
Q1: What is considered a good completion percentage?
A: A completion percentage above 70-80% is generally considered good, though this may vary by institution and program difficulty.
Q2: How is this different from pass rate?
A: Completion percentage specifically measures successful course/program completions, while pass rate may refer to passing individual assessments or exams.
Q3: Should retakes be counted as separate attempts?
A: Yes, each enrollment or registration attempt should be counted separately to accurately measure completion efficiency.
Q4: What factors can affect completion percentage?
A: Course difficulty, student preparedness, teaching quality, available support services, and external circumstances can all impact completion rates.
Q5: How can institutions improve completion percentages?
A: Through better student support services, improved teaching methods, early intervention programs, and addressing barriers to completion.