Técnico Agropecuarioat Universidad de Aconcagua

Everyone who started this programme here is looked up in the next year's enrolment register by their masked id: still in this programme here; here in another programme; at another institution; or not enrolled anywhere, which is first-year dropout. Changing programme or institution is not dropping out, and not every dropout is final: some come back later, which one year's register cannot see. The bar adds up the cohorts of 2023–2025 — everyone in each outcome over everyone who started, not an average of three years — beside everyone who started the programme anywhere in Chile in those years. A window or a cohort under 30 people carries no rate.

Each point is one cohort that started here, found the next year; a cohort under 30 people has no point. The last, 2023, had 39: 33.3% enrolled nowhere in 2024, 62% still in the programme.

The same cohorts followed into the register of titles: the share with a title in this generic programme by years since they started here — from this institution or from any other, since someone who moved and finished the same programme elsewhere did finish it. 4 years is the formal length here rounded up plus one. A recent cohort has a short line, not a low one: the register goes to 2025.

The titles in this programme that Universidad de Aconcagua gave in 2023–2025, in regular plans: from the start of the semester of entry to the date of the title, against the formal length. On average 4.4 years for a formal 3.0; across Chile, 3.6 for 2.3. 42 of its 71 titles have the dates to be measured. These are the people who graduated here, not a cohort that started here.

What SIES publishes for this programme at Universidad de Aconcagua, crossing its graduates with their tax returns: employment is the share of 2021–2023 graduates who earned at least the minimum wage the year after their title; income is the band of the average gross monthly income in the fourth year, for 2018–2020 graduates up to age 30. It is the institution's figure, not a campus's. Below, the same figure for every institution SIES publishes it for — this one outlined, one dot each, with no average across them.

As published by SIES on mifuturo.cl, release 2025-2026: incomes are gross, in pesos of September 2025, and count only graduates earning at least the minimum wage; "keep studying" is the share of 2021–2023 graduates enrolled again the following year. "n/a" is a figure SIES did not publish, usually because fewer than eleven graduates could be matched. The comparison with every institution is on the programme's page. mifuturo.cl

Under 20 entrants a year at one end of the series, so no percentage change is printed: it would be measuring a handful of people. Each figure compares three-year averages, never two single years, and is printed only where both average at least 20 entrants; the windows leave out 2020–2021. More entrants is more places and more demand, not a better programme.

The same programme across Chile is on its own page.

• IP INACAP 511
• CFT Santo Tomas 449
• CFT San Agustin 168
• CFT de la Region del Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins 115
• IP Agrario Adolfo Matthei 108
• CFT de la Region de Arica y Parinacota 80
• Universidad Arturo Prat 76
• IP AIEP 68
• Universidad de las Americas 60
• CFT PUCV 48
• Universidad Catolica de Temuco 34
• Universidad Catolica de la Santisima Concepcion 32
• CFT de la Region del Maule 30
• IP DUOC UC 30
• CFT del Medio Ambiente 12

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