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Evaluating the University of Cape Town's pilot discover commerce programme
Background First year experience (FYE) programmes are standard offerings across a number of higher education institutions (HEIs), both locally and internationally. The increase in FYE programmes has been due to the fact that many first-year university students struggle with the academic and social t...
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School of Economics
2022
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