Courseup: the Quota of Fellows Not Reached in All Courses, Points Out a Study
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Researchers at the Institute of Public Policy say, in a note published on Thursday, 15 October, that fellow candidates are being harmed in favour of others who are less well placed in the rankings established by the trainings, and they propose a mechanism to improve the management of quotas by the platform.
In some cases, "excessive priority is given to certain candidates" without ensuring that the minimum rates of scholarship are reached in each course, according to a study, which proposes a change in the functioning of the programme to remedy this. - Courseup: the quotas of scholarship holders not reached in all courses, points out a study (Family and education).
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The post-bac admission system could be modified to better meet scholarship quotas, according to a study published this Thursday.
"The current system helps grantees access to certain training courses is undeniable," says one of the authors, but it could be improved.
Designed to promote the access of scholarship recipients to higher education, Parcoursup quotas sometimes have the opposite effect. Some courses do not achieve their goals of social diversity, while candidates benefit from unjustified priorities at the expense of other better ranked students. A study by the Institute of Public Policy reveals the workings of a system that can penalize those it is supposed to protect.
The Pathup higher education platform sometimes gives "excessive priority to some candidates" without ensuring that minimum rates of scholarship are achieved in each training.
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