Neutrosophic statistical analysis for the assessment of alimony for students pursuing a university degree

Abstract

In today's society, where knowledge and skills are constantly evolving, continuing education is increasingly important. In this framework, the right to continuing education is considered essential for the personal and professional development of people. The current age limit for child support of 21 in Ecuador creates financial difficulties for university students, as many are unable to work full-time while studying. This is aggravated in long-term careers, such as medicine, where the completion of studies extends beyond 21 years. The objective of this research is to carry out a neutrosophic statistical analysis for the evaluation of child support for students who are pursuing a university degree. It was evident that providing pensions to students enrolled in university courses is essential to guarantee equal opportunities and equitable access to academic training; several countries have admitted the relevance of supporting continuing education through particular strategies. The use of pension programs for university students has become common practice, supported by international organizations and national governments.