Connection by Design: Students' Perceptions of Their Community College Experiences
By: Thad Nodine, Laura Jaeger, Andrea Venezia, Kathy Reeves Bracco
With research support from Public Agenda
As community colleges work to improve student completion rates, it's not often that college leaders can learn the collective views of their students about what's working and not working for them at the institution.
This report, produced by WestEd and Public Agenda, uses focus group data to describe the perspectives of community college students — current students, completers, and non-completers — and their community college experiences.
The authors identify findings as they relate to three areas:
- Connection to information and supports
- Connection to instructional services
- Connection to career and/or career exploration
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Format: PDF | Copyright: 2011
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