more women than men needed more than 3 years to complete MSc.,
(moved into interval 3). Notwithstanding, time length distribution in which
concerns time needed for women to complete a Master seems to be bi-
modal: we should notice indeed that more women (3,7%) than men
(1,15%) also achieved the degree in the smallest time interval (1)19, taking
less than two years to get their MSc.
Survival Function at mean of covariates
Género
_П masculino
_П feminino
Will it be the case that those so high efficient women falling in the
left wing of the time distribution will be less family and/or work dependent
that the others who had to take three and more years to complete the
19 Actually, a not statistically meaningful number of individuals (n.s.m.) in the sample (2 female MSc.)
has been ranked into interval 0, equivalent to a time length lower than one year. But we won’t consider
this result unless further checking will allow for it.
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