Academic advising for student success: a system of shared responsibilitySchool of Education and Human Development, George Washington University, Apr 14, 1991 - Business & Economics - 104 pages Covers the background and current situation in academic advising; examines the effects and use of personal contact, involvement, and persistence; and looks at the student/advisor relationship. Discusses the knowledge on advising a variety of student types in various situations, and offers strategies for future program success. |
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The Evolution of Organization and Practice | 5 |
Positive | 12 |
What Do Students | 18 |
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