Increase in Gymnasium Eligibility Rates Among Swedish Students
Gymnasium eligibility rates improve slightly in Sweden with 84.1% qualifying in 2025.
- • 84.1% of ninth graders are eligible for gymnasium in 2025.
- • This is a slight increase from 83.7% the previous year.
- • Approximately 19,700 students lack gymnasium eligibility.
- • The data reflects trends in educational outcomes in Sweden.
Key details
Recent statistics from Skolverket indicate a positive trend in the eligibility rates for gymnasium among students in Sweden. In the spring of 2025, 84.1% of ninth graders were found to be eligible for gymnasium, marking a slight increase from 83.7% the previous year. This growth translates to approximately 19,700 students who were not eligible, representing 15.9% of the graduating cohort. The uptick in eligibility reflects ongoing efforts to improve educational outcomes in Sweden, highlighting the importance of preparing students for higher education and vocational training opportunities after compulsory schooling.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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