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Throughput of students in tertiary education 2011/2012 shows the degree of completion among students.

Completion rates of students in higher education, 2011/2012

Students who enrolled in pre-school teacher, foundation programmes for first time, by awarded qualifications within 5 years, gender and parents´ level of education. Numbers an per cent¹
	2007-2012
	Numbers	Per cent
	Total	Total	Completed pre-school teacher, foundation programme		Not completed pre-school teacher, foundation programme
	Total	Total	Completed within 3 years²	Completed within 5 years²	Still in the same course of study	Awarded another qualification	In a different course of study in higher education 1.10. last year	Dropped out within first year	Dropped out after the first year or within final year
¹Including students started education for the first time, during the period 1.10.YYYY-1 -30.09.YYYY (Example. the year of start 2005, will be started the period 1.10.2004-30.9.2005)
²Calculation of "number of years": -3years = 40 months, 5 years = 41-64 months
³Longer than 4 years
⁴2-4 years
Gender and parents´ level of education
Both sexes, total	2 303	100	51	22	2	3	5	8	10
Men	286	100	44	14	2	2	6	11	20
Women	2 017	100	52	23	2	3	4	8	8

Parents' level of education
Mother or father has long tertiary education³	120	100	49	19	5	3	6	8	9
Mother or father has short tertiary education⁴	593	100	56	17	3	5	4	6	8
Mother or father has upper secondary education	1 232	100	52	21	2	3	4	8	10
Mother or father has primary and lower secondary education	270	100	44	27	1	2	4	10	11
Not stated	88	100	24	50	0	:	8	11	6