Educational Opportunity Fund Program and Community College Student Retention

Community College Student Performance: The Effects of a Remedial Intervention, Demographic Factors, and Psychological Factors on Student Achievement and Retention

College Student Retention: When Do We Losing Them?

One of the long term goals of any college or university is increasing the student retention. The negative impact of student dropout are clear to students, parents, universities and society. The positive effect of decreasing studentattrition is also self-evident including higher chance of having a better career and higher standard of life for college graduate. In view of these reasons, directors...

What Do College Ranking Data Tell Us About Student Retention?

Student OASDI beneficiaries: program utilization and educational aspirations.

This article describes the past, current, and projected utilization of social security student benefits by children receiving them in December 1972. Of the nearly 2 million children aged 18--21 estimated to eligible in 1972, about one-third were actually receiving benefits at the end of the year. School enrollment rates by age and race for the beneficiary and total populations were remarkably s...

Community College Inventory Focus on Student Persistence, Learning, and Attainment

Responses from UHCC Strategic Planning Council Spring 2009 Responses ascending value within characteristics The Community College Inventory provides descriptions of eleven characteristics that are strongly focused on student success -that is student persistence, learning and attainment. Related to each characteristic is a set of indicators that more fully describe observable institutional pract...