Predicting Academic Success and Retention for African-American Women in College
Robert Arthur Schwartz, Charles M. Washington
Abstract
Robert Arthur Schwartz, Charles M. Washington
Abstract
This study examined the academic success and retention of 213 first year, female African-American college students at a historically black, private, liberal arts college in the Southeast. The women were surveyed about their preparation and readiness for college during their first weeks on campus. Responses were then compared against actual academic performance and retention during the first year of college.
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This study examined the academic success and retention of 213 first year, female African-American college students at a historically black, private, liberal arts college in the Southeast. The women were surveyed about their preparation and readiness for college during their first weeks on campus. Responses were then compared against actual academic performance and retention during the first year of college.
Key concepts: Liberal arts education, Community college, Psychology, African american, Medical education, The arts, Higher education, Gerontology