FRANCE: Government launches plan to prevent student failure (Uni World News 02.11.17)
http://www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story=2017110207522683
"The [French] government has launched its Students Plan, with funding of nearly €1 billion (US$1.2 billion), aiming to cut the high first-year failure rate, reform controversial university admission processes and increase the number of places for heavily oversubscribed courses.
But while it avoids overt pre-entry selection – a taboo for students – and gives students a ‘final say’ in their choice of studies, critics have claimed it would introduce selection in all but name." Jane Marshall, University World News 02.11.2017
Release date: 27.04.2018
Update: 27.04.2018
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