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Pamela Peters – College and University, 2025
First-generation college students, who are often low-income or from minoritized backgrounds, face many challenges when they enter college. As they begin the college search process, they may seek support from spaces outside of their families to understand and find information. This study used in-depth interviews with first- and second-year…
Descriptors: First Generation College Students, Black Colleges, Minority Group Students, Low Income Students
Marlene Blake; Sushil Jindal; Martha Zepeda – College and University, 2025
The purpose of the quantitative study was to identify doctoral students' level of integration with curriculum, peers, and faculty. Two hundred and sixty-five participants completed the Distance Doctoral Program Integration scale (DDPIs) designed to measure academic and social integration. Key findings indicate higher levels of integration with…
Descriptors: College Faculty, College Curriculum, Online Courses, Doctoral Students
Sara Sullivan; Julie Fell; Kathryn Stoltenberg; Jessica Alberhasky – College and University, 2024
The University of Iowa (UI) is the state of Iowa's flagship institution; a public research one, division one university in the Big Ten Conference (B1G) with twelve colleges. One hidden gem in the accomplishments of the Office of the Registrar is UI's FERPA Team (UI-FT); a point of pride unknown to many but greatly appreciated by those who know the…
Descriptors: Educational Legislation, Student Records, Privacy, Parent Rights
Yosayra F. Solano – College and University, 2024
African American and Latino males' success in postsecondary education depends on several factors. Retention and persistence are one of the most studied factors for exploring the success of African American and Latino male college students. However, few studies focus on the influence of the major selection process on their persistence and…
Descriptors: Majors (Students), Decision Making, African American Students, Hispanic American Students
Harrison P. Johnson – College and University, 2024
This article will explore how the influence of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) culture, benefits of inclusionary leadership practices, and organizational structure impact the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) implementation and adherence. The purpose of this article will be to educate and influence…
Descriptors: Black Colleges, Parent Rights, Educational Legislation, Privacy
Amml Hussein – College and University, 2024
This study explores the sophomore year, a critical juncture during the undergraduate experience with notable attrition rates. By dissecting environmental, academic, and situational determinants, this study provides insightful perspective by delving into the student narrative, enriching the existing literature. Employing semi-structured interviews,…
Descriptors: College Students, Grade Point Average, Academic Achievement, Cognitive Structures
Jena Black – College and University, 2024
The following evaluation considered on-time degree completion at a graduate and professional school within a private R1 institution in the southeastern united states using social and academic domains. This evaluation also considered both institutional and individual student support. Further, it explored whether student experiences are consistent…
Descriptors: Graduate Study, Professional Education, Professional Training, Time to Degree
Tyler G. Guenette – College and University, 2024
This study aims to better understand two primary factors associated with student retention, with a particular focus on transfer commuter students. The factors of focus for this study are student sense of connectedness and perceived support networks. Retention and graduation are an area of importance nationally for all student populations (Lumina…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Transfer Students, Commuting Students, Graduation Rate
Tyler Guenette – College and University, 2024
This literature review explores the transfer commuter student experience and the factors that play a prominent role in this population's collegiate persistence. It aims to provide college and university administrators a more cohesive understanding of this unique and important cohort and to enrich the field of higher ed administration as a whole.…
Descriptors: Transfer Students, Commuting Students, Academic Persistence, Administrators
Li Kang – College and University, 2024
This article uses quasi-experimental techniques to assess the relationship between test-optional policy implementation and the proportion of Asian, Black, Hispanic, and White students among the 510 selective institutions in Barron's Ranking from 2006 to 2019. The findings could provide empirical evidence about the connections between test-optional…
Descriptors: College Admission, College Entrance Examinations, Admission Criteria, Educational Policy
Ujala Akram; Stephanie L. Krusemark – College and University, 2024
Women's leadership across the globe is often underscored by the dominance of male leadership across time. However, women leaders have made great strides in national leadership and public policy, including access and equity to higher education by underserved, underrepresented, and under-resourced populations within their respective countries. This…
Descriptors: Females, Women Administrators, Access to Education, Higher Education
Bridget E. Niland; Darren C. Treadway; Nathan Daun-Barnett – College and University, 2024
This study uses a qualitative research design with narrative inquiries to extend existing research on college choice and intercollegiate athletics to include the real-time voices of thirteen high school student-athletes. The study explores student support systems that may affect a student's success in finding an opportunity to continue playing…
Descriptors: High School Students, Student Athletes, College Choice, College Athletics
Michael Moore; David Clingenpeel – College and University, 2024
Wake Forest University (WFU) is in the midst of a 28-month student information system (SIS) transition. The authors' offices are deeply involved in this process on a daily basis. As the university collects and analyzes data, discusses operational needs with campus colleagues, builds and configures tenants, tests and validates, and implements a new…
Descriptors: Registrars (School), Universities, Information Systems, Online Systems
Ashley E. Shivar – College and University, 2024
High school dual-enrollment and early college models are seeing a surge in popularity, though neither is new. Both early college and dual-enrollment programs were designed to speed up the pathway to any postsecondary education while also saving students money. Previous literature does not argue that early college and high school dual-enrollment…
Descriptors: Dual Enrollment, High School Students, College Credits, College Transfer Students
Deus, Newsoul – College and University, 2023
This article looks at the effects of culture on the success of disadvantaged students in higher education, and in turn, the success or effectiveness of college bridge programs. McBay (1995) contends that there is no program that completely addresses the needs of disadvantaged students, but there are lessons to be learned. With this in mind, one…
Descriptors: Integrity, College Programs, Transitional Programs, Program Effectiveness