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Traditionally, institutional supports for college student success have been concentrated in the first and senior years, though attention to the sophomore year has increased over the last two decades. Paying attention to the second college year is vitally important, as some evidence suggests students are more likely to leave their institution during this time than they are in the first year. The case studies of sophomore initiatives featured in this volume describe programs that build on institutional objectives for the first college year and prepare students for the transition to the major and, ultimately, graduation.

Rich program descriptions and discussions of assessment provide practitioners focused on designing a cohesive undergraduate experience excellent models to guide their work.

Aligning Institutional Support for Student Success: Case Studies of Sophomore-Year Initiatives

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Traditionally, institutional supports for college student success have been concentrated in the first and senior years, though attention to the... Read more

    Publisher: National Resource Center for The First Year Experience & Students in Transition
    Publication Date: 30/09/2019
    ISBN13: 9781942072416, 978-1942072416
    ISBN10: 1942072414

    Number of Pages: 82

    Non Fiction , Politics, Philosophy & Society

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    Traditionally, institutional supports for college student success have been concentrated in the first and senior years, though attention to the sophomore year has increased over the last two decades. Paying attention to the second college year is vitally important, as some evidence suggests students are more likely to leave their institution during this time than they are in the first year. The case studies of sophomore initiatives featured in this volume describe programs that build on institutional objectives for the first college year and prepare students for the transition to the major and, ultimately, graduation.

    Rich program descriptions and discussions of assessment provide practitioners focused on designing a cohesive undergraduate experience excellent models to guide their work.

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