A Longitudinal Panel Study of Persisting and Nonpersisting Rural Minority College Students. Part I: Freshman Uninterrupted Enrollees, Transfers, and Dropouts. Research Bulletin No. 47 /

A Longitudinal [electronic resource] : Panel Study of Persisting and Nonpersisting Rural Minority College Students. Part I: Freshman Uninterrupted Enrollees, Transfers, and Dropouts. Research Bulletin No. 47 / Bernice Moore.

Student attrition at six South Carolina colleges was studied: three of the colleges were small, traditionally black, four-year private colleges, while three were mid-sized, public, four-year colleges, one of which was traditionally black. The sample of first-time freshmen consisted of 301 black male...

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Main Author: Moore, Bernice
Corporate Author: South Carolina State College
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1985.
Subjects:
Academic Aspiration.
Academic Persistence.
Black Colleges.
Black Students.
College Attendance.
College Environment.
College Freshmen.
College Transfer Students.
Dropouts.
Family Characteristics.
Financial Needs.
Higher Education.
Longitudinal Studies.
Rural Population.
Student Attitudes.
Student Attrition.
Student Characteristics.
Student College Relationship.
White Students.

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