Community College Review · 2005 · 209 citations · 14 references
EducationEducational PsychologyHigher EducationAcademic AdvisingLifelong LearningStudent EngagementFirst-year Student AdvisingStudent Development TheoryStudent Readiness AssessmentTransfer Student AdvisingAdvising Transfer From Community CollegesCollege TransitionFirst-generation Student ExperiencesFirst-generation Student IdentityFirst-generation Student ParticipationFirst-generation StudentsPostsecondary Education TransitionTransfer Student Readiness
This study provides understanding of college readiness from the perspectives of older first-generation college students who transferred from community colleges. Results indicate that life experiences contribute to academic skills, time management, goal focus, and self-advocacy. Research is recommended to improve nontraditional student advising and placement, community college-to-university transfer, and college reading instruction.
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Forms of intellectual and ethical development in the college years.
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