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Jim Sciuto – ProQuest LLC, 2022
Students are transferring from community colleges to four-year institutions in increasing numbers, yet transfers are persisting and graduating from four-year institutions at lower levels than students who had begun at the institution. Research suggests that transfer students feel less connected to a four-year institution, and fostering transfer…
Descriptors: Sense of Community, Religious Colleges, Small Colleges, Private Colleges
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Ortagus, Justin C.; Skinner, Benjamin T.; Tanner, Melvin J. – AERA Open, 2021
Even though a postsecondary degree can offer economic, social, and civic benefits, many community college students leave without earning a degree--including some who have performed well academically and made substantial progress toward graduation. To better understand the factors contributing to early exit, we surveyed a number of former students…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Two Year College Students, Dropouts, Community Colleges
Robert Nyabiti – ProQuest LLC, 2020
Most of international students who migrate to the U.S. or to other parts of the world to pursue their education go through many challenges that hinder their academic performance. U.S. HEIs might not achieve international student access and completion goals without identifying the "challenges that face minority and international students"…
Descriptors: Community College Students, Foreign Students, Student Adjustment, Barriers
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Murray, Joseph L.; Kagan, R. Shane; Snider, Brian R. – Journal of Faculty Development, 2001
Describes the results of two studies aimed at determining how experienced and inexperienced resident assistants (R.A.) respond to training that is both theoretical and practical in nature. Reports greater overall satisfaction with the practical content than with the theoretical. Contains17 references. (NB)
Descriptors: College Housing, Community Colleges, Peer Influence, Professional Development