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Grayson, J. Paul – 1995
This study examined the effects of living on- or off-campus on the grades of first-year students at York University (Ontario). A total of 1,848 first-year students were uurveyed by mail in February-March 1995, with a response nate of 65 percent. Data were also obtained from administrative records. The survey found that 74 percent of respondents…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, College Freshmen, Commuter Colleges, Commuting Students
Grayson, J. Paul – 1994
This study examined the effects of race on the experiences and outcomes of first-year students at York University (Ontario). Data were collected through a survey of 1,093 students at their time of entry in September 1992 and a survey of 1,129 students conducted in February-March of 1993. The study found that students' socioeconomic backgrounds…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Black Students, College Freshmen, Commuter Colleges
Grayson, J. Paul – 1994
This study compared the experiences of first-year students in different disciplines at York University (Ontario). Surveys of 336 students in the faculty of pure and applied science, 802 students in the faculty of arts, and 793 students in Atkinson College, the evening college of the university, were conducted during February-March of the first…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, College Freshmen, Commuter Colleges, Educational Attitudes
Grayson, J. Paul – 1995
This study examined the effects of race on first-year retention at York University (Ontario). Data were obtained from student surveys conducted in 1993, 1994, and 1995, involving a total of 1,864 first-year students, along with administrative records. The study found that the number of black students who left the university because of poor…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Black Students, College Freshmen, Commuter Colleges
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Grayson, J. Paul – Canadian Journal of Higher Education, 1994
A study of 141 first-year science students at York University (Ontario) shows that integration/involvement variables are important in explaining a number of desired outcomes, including satisfaction with grades and program, social values, educational attitudes, achievement gains, and intent to continue in the program and/or institution. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Freshmen, College Outcomes Assessment, College Science, College Students
Grayson, J. Paul – 1993
This study examined the academic and social experiences of first-year science students at "Big U," a large multi-cultural and multi-racial commuter university located in a large Canadian city. A total of 498 incoming science students were surveyed in September, November, and February-March of the first year. Response rates for the…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Classroom Environment, College Freshmen, Commuter Colleges
Grayson, J. Paul – 1993
This study examined the academic and social experiences of first-year female and visible minority group science students at "Big U," a large multi-racial and multi-cultural commuter university, located in a central Canadian city. In 1992, a total of 498 incoming science students were surveyed in September, November, and February-March of…
Descriptors: College Freshmen, Commuter Colleges, Educational Attitudes, Educational Experience