Factors Influencing Satisfaction of Non-Traditional Students with Mainstream Graduate Programs.

Lacefield, Warren E.; Mahan, James M.

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Factors Influencing Satisfaction of Non-Traditional Students with Mainstream Graduate Programs.

Lacefield, Warren E.; Mahan, James M.

Educational Research Quarterly, v12 n2 p36-50 1988

Problems and unmet needs of non-traditional students in graduate degree programs were studied through ratings by 10 older Hispanic graduate students well removed in time from previous schooling, 10 younger Anglo graduate students, and 10 graduate faculty members teaching in Curriculum and School Administration graduate programs. (SLD)

Descriptors: Graduate School Faculty, Graduate Students, Graduate Study, Higher Education, Hispanic Americans, Needs Assessment, Nontraditional Students, Predictor Variables, Program Evaluation, Student Attitudes, Student Needs, Student Reaction, White Students

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