STUDENT ASSISTANCE AT THE FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF ACRE: A VIEW FROM THE INSTITUTIONAL DOCUMENTS
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v48i1.74778Abstract
The article aims to describe and make an overview of Ifac's national and local student assistance policies, with a view to the permanence and success of quota students. Documentary and bibliographical research was used, through a qualitative and exploratory approach. After analyzing and reading the selected material, the data were examined according to Minayo (2016). It was observed that since the beginning of its activities, Ifac has shown concern for students based on the development of actions listed in the Pnaes Decree and which, by reformulating its regulations, favored the promotion of the permanence and success of its students with institutional policy, as an example, based on the implementation of socioeconomic support programs, contributing to the permanence and success of quota students.
KEYWORDS: Student Assistance; Permanence; Success; Federal Institute of Acre.
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