Predictors of Academic Success for Freshmen Residence Hall Students
Jinying Zheng, Kevin Saunders, Mack Shelley, Donald F. Whalen
Abstract
Jinying Zheng, Kevin Saunders, Mack Shelley, Donald F. Whalen
Abstract
Grade point average for residence hall freshmen (N = 1, 167; 52% male, 90% White, 74% in-state), is related significantly to precollege characteristics (high school rank, gender, ethnicity, parental education, divorced/separated parents, self-perception of abilities, expectation of honors or changing major) and environmental variables (learning community membership, academic college).
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Grade point average for residence hall freshmen (N = 1, 167; 52% male, 90% White, 74% in-state), is related significantly to precollege characteristics (high school rank, gender, ethnicity, parental education, divorced/separated parents, self-perception of abilities, expectation of honors or changing major) and environmental variables (learning community membership, academic college).
Key concepts: Residence, Psychology, Higher education, Academic achievement, Mathematics education, Lecture hall, Pedagogy, Medical education