The effect of obtaining the undergraduate degree in economic income: the case of the graduates of the Luís Amigó Catholic University
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https://doi.org/10.21501/2500-669X.3121Keywords:
Graduated, Education, Undergraduate Entry, Income, Probit Model Ordered.Abstract
This article analyzes the effect of obtaining the undergraduate degree in the economic incomeof the graduates of the Luis Amigó Catholic University. This analysis was made based on the
data obtained in the electronic survey of 935 graduates of the Luís Amigó Catholic University,
who acquired their undergraduate degree from the aforementioned institution during the 2012-
2016 period.
Through a quantitative approach, and using a probabilistic model, Probit type, it is found that
graduates of Business Administration and Law, as well as programs that have received high
quality accreditation, as well as those of Public Accounting and Systems Engineering, obtained
significant improvements in their income.
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