Both financial anxiety and first-generation student status have been linked to negative
academic outcomes, mental health issues, and poor social adjustment among college …

In 1990, the Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (JFCP) was established. The
journal publishes academic research on consumer financial decision-making, financial …

Self-leadership examines how individuals can motivate themselves through behavior
focused strategies, constructive thought patterns, and natural reward strategies. This study …

HEI selection is an important decision for all aspiring students of higher education and it
affects the commitment, motivation to study and career prospects. The present study …

College choice remains a crucial concern for students and parents, particularly during
admissions. The decision students make about their education has far-reaching …

The decision to attend college is a question of human capital investment, yet resources to
help practitioners frame human capital investment decisions remain elusive and few include …

This research applies the community cultural wealth model to explore how Black and Latinx
students experience financial barriers in college from an appreciative lens. The purpose of …

This study examined the effects of financial stress, parental expectation and test anxiety on
suicidal ideation in pre-medical students. For this purpose, a cross-sectional research …

Background: Academic social bullying in nursing and health professions schools is an
understudied area yet emerging research shows it is prevalent. Purpose: This qualitative …

The political change in South Africa implies that institutions of higher learning have become
substantially a space for various individuals who, historically, would have found it difficult to …