Student Standpoints about Access Programs in Higher Education

Dana B Lundell; Jeanne L Higbee; Irene M Duranczyk; Emily Goff

Student Standpoints about Access Programs in Higher Education

Dana B Lundell, Jeanne L Higbee, Irene M Duranczyk, Emily Goff

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Original language	English (US)
Publisher	Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse
Number of pages	203
Place of Publication	[Place of publication not identified]
State	Published - 2007

Keywords

Correlation
Transitional Programs
English (Second Language)
Racial Factors
Student Attitudes
Alumni
Access to Education
Student Experience
College Freshmen
Hispanic American Students
Gender Differences
Socioeconomic Influences
Teacher Student Relationship
Undergraduate Students
High Risk Students
Academic Achievement
Psychological Patterns
Higher Education
School Readiness
Developmental Programs
Writing (Composition)
Peer Teaching
Immigrants
Social Class
Identification (Psychology)
Student Motivation
Teaching Assistants
College Students
College Bound Students
Special Needs Students
Writing Instruction
Females
Selective Admission
College Admission

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