本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛Second of all, I can gurantee you UT's engineering drop out rate will not exceed 30%. UT's retension rate for applied science is 95%, which means an average of 5% will drop out per year (from UT's provost's performance report). I don't know where is your 90% drop-out rate comes from. The report also further stated that the graduation rate is around 85%, which give a further detail that only 15% drop out in Engineering overall.
Third, UW's average admission to engineering program is a lot higher than UT. UT's website states that 75th percentile admission average for engineering is 92. 25th percentile admission average is 86.4%. That 50th percentile average admission is 89 (data obtained directly from UT's website). But UW's Engineering 50th percentile admission average is 90.8(data obtained directly from UW's website). That means in average, EVERY student entering UW engineering got average 1.8 marks higher than UT's student. In term of 6 subjects required in OACs, that's almost 11 marks per student in total!
Also for your information, UT's overall average admission mark is 83.4% and UW is 85.5%.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
Third, UW's average admission to engineering program is a lot higher than UT. UT's website states that 75th percentile admission average for engineering is 92. 25th percentile admission average is 86.4%. That 50th percentile average admission is 89 (data obtained directly from UT's website). But UW's Engineering 50th percentile admission average is 90.8(data obtained directly from UW's website). That means in average, EVERY student entering UW engineering got average 1.8 marks higher than UT's student. In term of 6 subjects required in OACs, that's almost 11 marks per student in total!
Also for your information, UT's overall average admission mark is 83.4% and UW is 85.5%.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net