Full-time business and management undergraduates are more likely to drop out and less likely to

Recent studies reveal that full-time undergraduates in business and management are more prone to dropping out compared to peers in other fields, such as creative arts and humanities. These students also encounter difficulties in securing promising career opportunities after graduation. Understanding the underlying factors contributing to these trends is crucial for educational institutions aiming to support student success. While business degrees are traditionally seen as pathways to lucrative careers, the data suggests a more complex landscape. Addressing these challenges requires a multifaceted approach, including enhanced academic support and career guidance, to better equip business students for the demands of the professional world.