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Direct linkDayna O. H. Walker; Verónica Caridad Rabelo; Oscar Jerome Stewart; Drew N. Herbert – Journal of American College Health, 2024
Objective: To identify social determinants of mental health embedded within college students' living and learning conditions. Participants: Participants included 215 mostly undergraduate (95%) business students at a diverse, urban west coast public university (48% women; mean age 24). Methods: Participants completed an online self-report survey…
Descriptors: Social Influences, Mental Health, Trauma, Economic Factors
Peer reviewedDisselhoff, Wolfgang – Higher Education Review, 1978
Factors important in the loss of time for study in an older university with several sites in the Federal Republic of Germany are discussed. Short, medium, and long-term measures are suggested by which a student's university course can become more effective for both students and teachers. (Author/LBH)
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Decentralization, Foreign Countries, Higher Education
Download full textWhipple, Thomas W.; Muffo, John A. – 1982
A method of adjusting for bias due to nonresponse to an alumni survey is demonstrated, based upon analysis of data from both on-time and late respondents. The responses are opinions of 254 alumni regarding how they rate their recently completed program of study within a college of an urban university. As part of the university's curriculum review…
Descriptors: Alumni, Attitude Measures, College Graduates, College Programs
