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Institutional and Public Policy Implications of the Phenomenon of Reverse Transfer Students

Daniel J. Phelan

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Abstract The operational and public policy challenges associated with increasing numbers of reverse transfer students are examined.

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Abstract The operational and public policy challenges associated with increasing numbers of reverse transfer students are examined.

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Abstract The operational and public policy challenges associated with increasing numbers of reverse transfer students are examined.

Key concepts: Phenomenon, Public policy, Public relations, Public administration, Political science, Business, Pedagogy, Sociology

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