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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Undergraduate freshmen"”.
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An analysis of the industry employment intentions of undergraduate freshmen in Shanghai majoring in tourism and hospitality management utilizing motivation and demographic information
… of the industry employment intentions of the undergraduate freshmen majoring in tourism and hospitality management, their motivation for choosing these programs, and the relationship between their industry employment intentions and their motivation as well as demographic profiles. The 1140 …
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The relationship of adolescent attachment patterns to college student adjustment
… peers and college student adjustment during the freshmen year. Forty-seven undergraduate freshmen students between the ages of 18-19 participated in this study. Each participant completed four questionnaires including a demographic information survey, the Student Adaptation to College …
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Why do African American and Latino undergraduate students choose to attend Rowan University?
… that influence African American and Latino undergraduate students to attend Rowan University. Sixty four African American and 56 Latino undergraduate freshmen were used in this study. Each student was given <em>The Rowan Freshman Survey</em> (2004), to obtain the quantitative data for this …
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Analyzing Student Retention: A Study Of The Effect Of Remedial Courses
… course. The population consisted of first time undergraduate freshmen (N=245) at a small Jesuit university in New Jersey.|It was hypothesized that remedial courses would have a statistical effect on second-year retention. Utilizing quantitative data and a t-test, no statistically significant …
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Stress as a Cultural Tool in Higher Education
… study focuses on how two groups of college freshmen, the traditional age and nontraditional age students use the word stress as a cultural tool in their college adjustment process. This topic is explored through Vygotsky’s concept of language understood as a cultural tool, enacting meaning …