Attrition rates of nursing students
Dear Oxford Brookes University,
1) What is the number of students who joined the BSc adult nursing course in September 2017
2) The number of places that were available for the BSc adult nursing course, starting September 2017
3) How many students have dropped out or been removed (Failed), since starting the BSc adult nursing course in September 2017
Yours faithfully,
Anita Begum
Dear Ms Begum,
Freedom of Information Act Request - our reference 2018-079.
Thank you for your email dated 23 April 2018 requesting information from
Oxford Brookes University about nursing students.
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Yours Sincerely
Vanna Leathart
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Vanna Leathart
University Records Manager
IT Services
Oxford Brookes University
Tel: +44 (0)1865 484046
Please note my normal working days are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Dear Ms Begum,
Freedom of Information Act Request - our reference 2018-079.
Further to your email of 23 April 2018 asking for information from Oxford
Brookes University about the attrition rate of nursing students, I am able
to provide the following information in response to your request.
You asked:
1) What is the number of students who joined the BSc adult nursing
course in September 2017
Answer:
172
2) The number of places that were available for the BSc adult nursing
course, starting September 2017
Answer:
222 (includes MSc)
3) How many students have dropped out or been removed (Failed), since
starting the BSc adult nursing course in September 2017
Answer:
10 have permanently withdrawn so far. It is too early for academic
failure yet.
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Yours sincerely
Vanna Leathart
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Vanna Leathart
University Records Manager
IT Services
Oxford Brookes University
Tel: +44 (0)1865 484046
Please note my normal working days are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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