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A Mixed Method Study Testing Data-Model Fit of a Retention Model for Latino/a Students at Urban Universities
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EthnicityRetention ModelEducationStudent OutcomeUrban UniversitiesSocial SciencesStudent RetentionLatino/a StudiesLatino CultureCultural DiversityCollege PipelineUrban Commuter UniversitiesUniversity Student RetentionLatino/a StudentsStructural Equation ModelingEducational Structural Equation ModelingStudent SuccessApplied Social PsychologyHigher EducationSociology
This study presents the conceptualization and subsequent model fit analysis of a retention model for Latino/a students at urban commuter universities. the three institutions involved in the study represent different environments for Latino/a students. two are Hispanic Serving institutions (HSi) and the third represents a predominantly White environment. the model emerged from a concurrent nested mixed method design and reflects the influence of social cognitive theoretical foundations. Using structural equation modeling, the model that emerged from the qualitative data was found to have a good fit and explained 33% of the variance on the intent to persist in college variable.
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