High School Academic Performance and Academic Success in University

Eng, Tang Howe; Daneil, Imelia Laura; Kamaruddin, Siti Faridah; Rijeng, Jacqueline Susan Ak

doi:10.1166/asl.2017.9545

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“…The same results have also been echoed elsewhere as seen in the works of Jaafar et al (2016) and Eng et al (2017). However, a combination of cognitive abilities, demographic factors and entry requirements has been used to predict the final CGPA of students (Alfan and Othman, 2005).…”

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Analysis of the inter-relationship between students’ first year results and their final graduating grades

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2018

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There is a tendency for students to lose focus in tertiary institutions because of change in environment and peer pressure (among several others); hence, a need to monitor and study the trend of students' performance in the tertiary institution. This article, therefore, seeks to know the correlation between the first year results and in particular, the final graduating grade of students in a leading Nigerian University. Test of normality was performed for the final graduating results and multiple linear regression models were fitted to the data; this enables us to predict what a student can graduate with having known a previous result (or first year result). All the analyses were performed using Minitab software. The result established that there are strong linear relationships between the GPAs as a student progresses in his/her academic journey.

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Analysis of the inter-relationship between students’ first year results and their final graduating grades

Oguntunde¹

2018

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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High School Academic Performance and Academic Success in University

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Analysis of the inter-relationship between students’ first year results and their final graduating grades

Analysis of the inter-relationship between students’ first year results and their final graduating grades

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