Formas de evasão nos cursos de Administração e Ciências Contábeis no período pré e pós-adoção do SiSU: o que predomina?

Abstract

In this descriptive study, of quantitative nature, it was sought to map and describe the evasion ways in the courses of Business and Accounting, offered by the Federal University of Uberlândia, at the Santa Monica and Pontal campuses, in the pre-SiSU (2007-2011) and post-SiSU period (2012-2016). The data collection, performed through documentary research in reports provided by the institution, refer to information related to the moment before and after adoption of the SiSU, used to establish a parallel and understand the quantitative evolution of evasion. It was confirmed that the highest dropout frequency (46.2%) in the 2007-2011 period was occurred at the Faculty of Integrated Sciences Faculty (FACIP) course at the Pontal campus. In the post-SiSU period (2012-2016) the highest dropout frequency was observed, also at the FACIP campus, now in the Business course (33.5%). Regarding the three evasion ways: (i) the course, (ii) the institution and (iii) the system in the period prior to the adoption of the SiSU, dropout (39.5%) followed by official dropout (35.1%), both included in the institution’s evasion category, were the most frequent. In the post-SiSU period, official dropout (61.3%) and dropout (22.4%) stand out as the most frequent forms of avoidance, which are also included in the dropout category of the institution. Related to the course evasion the internal transference is the predominant way. Finally, in the system evasion, which also occurred in the institution, during the analyzed period, death is registered.