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期刊名:Community college review

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ISSN:0091-5521

e-ISSN:1940-2325

IF/分区:1.5/Q2

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Lauren Schudde,Dwuana Bradley,Caitlin Absher Lauren Schudde
Objective: To transfer, students often must navigate complex and imperfect information about credit transfer, bureaucratic hurdles, and conflicting degree requirements. This study examined how administrators and transfer ...
Elisabeth Lackner Elisabeth Lackner
Objective: This quantitative study examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on students' persistence at a minority-serving, open-access, public, urban community college in New York City. Specifically, the project looked at factors assoc...
Amaranta Ramirez,David B Rivera,Adrian M Valadez et al. Amaranta Ramirez et al.
Objective: The COVID-19 global pandemic has created severe, long-lasting challenges to college students in the United States (US). In the present study, we assessed mental health symptomatology (depression, anxiety, life stress), academic c...
Huriya Jabbar,Eliza Epstein,Joanna Sánchez et al. Huriya Jabbar et al.
Objective: For many students, community college is a convenient first step toward a bachelor's degree. Yet, although more than 80% of those who enroll in community colleges intend to transfer to a 4-year institution, fewe...
Amanda N Nix,Tamara Bertrand Jones,Rebecca L Brower et al. Amanda N Nix et al.
Objective: Community colleges have long made higher education more accessible to students from diverse academic backgrounds, particularly those who are academically underprepared and require remediation. In light of devel...
Janet E Rosenbaum Janet E Rosenbaum
Objective: Community colleges have increased post-secondary educational access for youth, including individuals with disabilities, but completion rates remain low. This study tests the hypothesis that health conditions th...