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Why the Five-Year (or Longer) Bachelors Degree?: An Exploratory Study of Time to Degree Attainment. AIR 1994 Annual Forum Paper.

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Knight, William E. – 1994

This study utilizes student enrollment data often available to institutional researchers in order to predict and explain time to degree. The population for the study included all 1992 bachelors degree graduates (n=868) of a state-supported comprehensive university in the Southeast. Block multiple regression based upon Astin's…

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