Breaking the Dropout Cycle: Key strategies for boosting student success

One in three students in Higher Education fail to reach graduation. The cost is catastrophic for both student and institution:

• College dropouts make an average of 48.4% less income than bachelor’s degree holders

• Lost tuition fees costs institutions $16.5bn - and that figure is growing.

45% of students dropout in the first 2 years of college due to what they learn about their academic performance. What can institutions do to help turn this number around?

We’ve built a study process into Glean that helps students to overcome common academic obstacles, and helps them to learn key study skills. CORA is a scaffolded process that helps students learn more effectively with note taking and reflection, no matter the learning environment they’re in.

We want learners to stop focusing on what good notes look like and start thinking about the act of note taking to help them study more effectively. 

CORA stands for capture, organise, refine, and apply.

Here at Glean, we’ve seen a focus on improving the class learning experience boost confidence, improve grades and reduce stress - all key indicators of successful students. Join us on Tuesday December 13th to learn how.