Characterizing intercampus migration in a private university of Baja California, Mexico.

ABSTRACT: Given the socioeconomic and environmental differences between Mexico's geographical regions, having a multi-campus system is common for private and public universities. Hence, students may choose to migrate from one campus to another. Although such a phenomenon is not properly students' desertion, students' migration impacts campus' main indicators: enrollment growth goals, terminal efficiency, accreditation programs, and revenue. Thus, the campus of origin internalizes migration as students' desertion. By considering a campus from a private multi-campus university in Baja California, Mexico, this study characterizes and predicts students' migration and predicts by determining the socioeconomic and academic variables that impact the probability of moving to a different campus. Our database

SUBMITTER: Beltran L 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9918805 | biostudies-literature | 2022

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature