“…In the Brazilian context, by focusing on reducing dropout in higher education, the project stands out as an educational approach that involves students in the learning process, recognizing that dropout should not be seen only as a definitive dropout, but as a complex phenomenon that requires exploration and discussion to guide the management of educational institutions (SENGER; DALLAGO, 2020). In the last two decades, higher education in Brazil has experienced remarkable growth in several dimensions, driven by programs such as REUNI and PROUNI, which have resulted in new public policies and investments in infrastructure (Da Silva et al, 2022). However, it is essential to address dropout as a fundamental challenge when facing the growth of higher education, whether in public or private institutions, as highlighted by Vasconcelos, Almeida and Monteiro (2009, p. 458).…”