Dropping out of master’s degrees: objective predictors and subjective reasons

Keyphrases

• Dropout 100%
• Master's Degree 100%
• Subjective Reasons 100%
• Dropout Rate 40%
• Exploratory Factor Analysis 20%
• Administrative Data 20%
• Four-step 20%
• Multi-method Research 20%
• Predictive Models 20%
• Prevention Efforts 20%
• Hebrew University of Jerusalem 20%
• Five-factor 20%
• Harassment 20%
• Academic Performance 20%
• Student Choice 20%
• Student Attrition 20%
• Undergraduate Degree 20%
• Economic Feasibility 20%
• Performance Variables 20%
• Survey Items 20%
• Dropout Prevention 20%
• Master's Students 20%
• Hierarchical Logistic Regression Model 20%
• Master Level 20%
• Postgraduate Programs 20%
• Family Obligation 20%
• Personal Obligation 20%

Social Sciences

• Dropouts 100%
• Masters Degrees 100%
• Dropout Rate 66%
• Jerusalem 33%
• Scientific Methods 33%
• Hebrew 33%
• Academic Performance 33%
• Factor Analysis 33%
• Harassment 33%