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Noah Agwu

Maddie Kahl

ENC2135-142

7 February 2018

Health related undergrads retention rate plummet

Over the years the way juveniles enter and exit college has raised a red flag for many institutions across the state of Florida. An apparent increase in undergraduate students falling out of majors revolving around health or allied health-based curriculum has come to the attention of countless professionals. I personally became interested in this topic long before I composed a research question for it. Whether it be as simple as a college major switch, or a complete exit from a university, one can argue there is a growing disparity in the number of students entering these majors as undergrads to those graduating from these health programs. Life evaluations students may face could perhaps reveal some intimidating barriers such as fees, number of years in an educational facility, licensing, high competition for employment, and many others one might go through to reach their desired carrier. These issues endorse the question, what are the main reason students in bachelor medical programs in the state of Florida drop out of their original undergrad major? This question will revile what types of life changes a person might have made due to the various road blocks that may have and still present themselves.