… ABS12ACT This report reviews the literature on high-risk students at the higher … : are high-risk
students and nontraditional students the same? what is the impact of high-risk students on …

This study utilized an experimental pretest-posttest control group design to determine if
changing the way academically high-risk college students view intelligence affected their …

… a different response to their at-risk students. Data from national studies indicate that the
school can be seen as contributing to the problems of the at-risk student. Self-esteem of dropouts …

… Is 1 year of mentoring sufficient to lessen the impact of a highrisk situation that, in some
cases, may have begun in early childhood? In our opinion, the quantity of mentoring must be …

… have had basically positive effects on students. High-risk students who enrolled in such
programs stayed in college somewhat longer than control students did, and they received …

… high-risk students using traditional preadmission criteria, and the characteristics of the highrisk
student … increase in the GPAs of those students participating in reading programs (Driskell …

… More research needs to be conducted with high-risk college students, especially research
… with younger students, a few strategies have been validated with high-risk college students. …

… Examines factors affecting the persistence/nonpersistence of college students at a high risk
of dropout. 301 students (aged 17–47 yrs), enrolled in a developmental studies curriculum …

… high-risk students is noticeably absent, in spite of the fact that the current research on high-risk
students implies that the obstacles they have to overcome in becoming college students …

… out, and students who had three or more risk factors were 30 … , therefore, we focused on
students at moderate or high risk. … includes only students considered at moderate or high risk. …