Results degrees. Course 2013-2014. University of Zaragoza

The success rate is the percentage ratio between the total number of credits passed by students in a study and the total number of credits submitted to the exam. The rate of return is the percentage ratio between the total number of credits passed by students in a study and the total number of credits enrolled (assessed). The Evaluation rate is the percentage ratio between the total number of credits submitted for examination by students in a study and the total number of credits enrolled (assessed). Registered credits are those that have been assessed, i.e. those who have received qualification (submitted or not presented) in the minutes. The credits submitted to the exam are counted only once in the academic year even if they have been submitted to more than one call in that same course. These rates exclude from the calculation the credits of subjects studied by UZ students in other universities under an exchange program, credits of subjects of the plan enrolled by students of mobility programs of other universities, credits enrolled in subjects other than those of the student’s plan and credits recognised, adapted or validated. Efficiency Rate is the percentage ratio between the total number of credits that have passed the total number of graduates of a given academic year throughout the study in which they have graduated and the total number of credits in which they have enrolled. Students from degree adaptation courses and students who have recognised (or adapted or validated) more than 15 % of the curriculum credits are excluded.