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Making the transition to the senior institution

This chapter reviews the current literature on support programs tailored to assist the community college transfer student at the four-year institution. The authors discuss useful strategies that may assist administrators and faculty members at four-year colleges and universities in addressing the needs of transfer students through support programs. Support programs, academic performance, and the persistence of transfer students are discussed.

Frankie Santos Laanan | Latrice E. Eggleston | F. S. Laanan

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