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Tutorías Entre Pares es un programa desarrollado para mejorar la inserción de las generaciones de ingreso a la educación universitaria. Controlando por características demográficas, académicas y de personalidad, a través de métodos de emparejamiento se busca identificar si el programa tiene efecto sobre distintas dimensiones de los estudiantes. Los resultados muestran que el programa reduce la probabilidad de deserción, siendo una dimensión sobre la cual es esperado que actúe. Por otro lado, se observan resultados positivos sobre dimensiones académicas, de forma que los que participan aprueban más cursos y con mejores calificaciones que estudiantes similares que no participaron. Según estos hallazgos, este programa, destinado a trabajar directamente sobre dimensiones sociales, genera efectos sobre la esfera académica de los participantes. Estos hallazgos podrían representar un punto de partida para la formulación de políticas educativas con objetivos de mejorar las trayectorias en la educación universitaria.
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