Am I There Yet? The Importance of Discussing Anticipated Graduation Term With Newly Enrolled Advisees: A Case Study

IF 1.6 Q2 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Angela M. D. Bowlus, Mai Shoua Khang, Allen Bellas
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Abstract

This research investigates the impact of the topics discussed in an initial advising meeting on student retention and graduation. Understanding and connecting students’ motivations and goals to degree planning is a popular research topic, but limited information is available about how to implement this. This research considers six specific discussion topics for an initial advising contact. Data on newly enrolled students was collected over 3 years. A binomial logistic model was used to estimate the impact of discussing specific topics on retention and graduation. Results suggest that discussion of when students can declare a major and identification of an anticipated graduation term significantly increases the probability of graduation.
我还没毕业吗?与新入学的辅导员讨论预计毕业学期的重要性:案例研究
本研究调查了首次指导会议所讨论的主题对学生保留学籍和毕业的影响。了解学生的动机和目标并将其与学位规划联系起来是一个热门的研究课题,但有关如何实施的信息却很有限。本研究考虑了首次指导联系的六个具体讨论主题。本研究收集了三年来新入学学生的数据。研究采用二项式逻辑模型来估算讨论特定主题对学生保留率和毕业率的影响。结果表明,讨论学生何时可以申报专业和确定预期毕业年限会显著提高毕业概率。
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