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Among the 36 countries included in the survey, only Turkey recorded a higher dropout rate, at 17.9%. The average across the European Union is 9.1%, and the rate continues to decline each year.
Iceland had the highest upper secondary school dropout rate in Europe in 2025, according to official data from the European Union’s statistical office, Eurostat. The figures show that 16.7% of Icelanders aged 18 to 24 had left upper secondary education without completing it.