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Student success as the end goal:

Key question 1: What does student success mean?

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For the individual students:

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Gaining the knowledge, skills, attributes and formal qualifications required to

enable them to realise their intellectual, career and personal aspirations

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For the country and society at large:

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Ensuring that graduate output and outcomes

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in terms of numbers, quality,

equity, mix of fields, and attributes that take account of the contemporary

world

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are sufficient to provide the advanced knowledge and skills needed

for all forms of development

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the goal must be successful completion of studies, without which access has little

or no value

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The CHE’s Quality Enhancement Programme defines student success as:

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‘Enhanced student learning with a view to increasing the number of graduates

with attributes that are personally, professionally and socially valuable’

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