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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"CIRP Freshman Survey"”.

  1. Validity Evidence For the Use of Holland's Vocational Personality Types In College Student Populations

    … the Cooperative Institutional Research Program (CIRP) Freshman Survey. Using both student and faculty data from a national sample, they argued that the Holland type can be generalized to students pursuing higher education through the academic department; departments are where students "work." …

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  2. Beyond Academic Reputation: Factors that Influence the College of First Choice for High Achieving Students

    … from the 97 universities which administered the CIRP Freshman Survey in 2004. Data were used for students who were attending their first choice college located more than 100 miles from home. Data were used from students who had received scores at or above 660 on the SAT Verbal, and scores at or …

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  3. Student characteristics, institutional characteristics, and undergraduate achievement: a study of Virginia Tech, 1985 to 1989

    … 1985 Cooperative Institutional Research Program (CIRP) freshman survey were followed up over a four-year period in order to identify characteristics that explain differences in grades. Three major categories of characteristics were studied: institutional characteristics, student demographic …

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  4. Does Faith-Based Worldview Predict Confidence in College Major: A Quantitative Longitudinal Study at the University of Michigan

    … Research Program from the years 2000–2011. The survey included items that asked students about their spiritual preference, their confidence in choosing a major, philosophy of life, and participation in community service. Results indicated direct effects from choosing a major and being involved …

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