Differences in Post-Secondary Persistence, by Gender: A Phenomenological Study of Traditional College Students
@inproceedings{Clark2015DifferencesIP,
title={Differences in Post-Secondary Persistence, by Gender: A Phenomenological Study of Traditional College Students},
author={Karen Clark},
year={2015}
}The purpose of this qualitative phenomenological study was to explore persistence differences by gender, among traditional-age college students at a private, residential, liberal arts college in a Mid-Atlantic state. The number of students attending college has steadily increased. However, females have increasingly outnumbered males in college enrollment and persistence. This is a growing concern for higher education. The following research questions guided the research: How do traditional-age… Expand
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