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Title details for Administrators’ Perceptions of Factors Related to Student Retention at Colleges with a Significant Black Student Enrollment Affiliated with the Association for Biblical Higher Education by Wesley B. Wilson - Available

Administrators’ Perceptions of Factors Related to Student Retention at Colleges with a Significant Black Student Enrollment Affiliated with the Association for Biblical Higher Education

by Wesley B. Wilson
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The purpose of this study was to identify factors perceived by college administrators as most important to student retention in colleges and universities having a significant Black student population, and to investigate whether there were differences between the retention factors considered most important by administrators of high retention colleges and those of low retention colleges, while using a sample of institutions that are affiliated with the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE).
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Education Research Nonfiction Data Analysis

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The purpose of this study was to identify factors perceived by college administrators as most important to student retention in colleges and universities having a significant Black student population, and to investigate whether there were differences between the retention factors considered most important by administrators of high retention colleges and those of low retention colleges, while using a sample of institutions that are affiliated with the Association for Biblical Higher Education (ABHE).
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Education Research Nonfiction Data Analysis