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Correlates of College Retention and GPA: Learning and Study Strategies, Testwiseness, Attitudes, and ACT
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1998
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Educational PsychologyEducationStudent OutcomePsychologyStudent RetentionCollege GpaCollege PipelineUniversity Student RetentionLearning SciencesStudent SuccessUnique ContributionsEducational TestingEducational StatisticsEducational MeasurementStudy StrategiesHigher EducationCollege AttitudesSecondary EducationCollege RetentionEducational AssessmentStudent Affairs
This study assessed unique contributions of learning, study, and test‐taking strategies; students' attitudes about college; and ACT scores, and linked them to college GPA and to retention. Although several variables contributed significantly to GPA, only GPA made a significant unique contribution to attrition and retention. This suggests that learning and study strategies and students' college attitudes affect attrition indirectly through GPA.
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