Amidst declining state revenues, high transfer rates, and low student retention rates,
academic advisors play increasingly crucial roles in attracting and retaining students at their …

While online student services became more relevant than ever amid the COVID-19
pandemic in early 2020, community colleges need to be proactive about alternative …

Objective: Students' enrollment intensity during their first academic semester and year are
highly influential in their success and decisions to persist in community college. Limited …

To ensure the effectiveness of academic advising efforts on campus and to increase Black
male collegians' use of such services, administrators must better understand how Black …

Objective: Few community college students who aspire to transfer ever do so. Prior research
suggests that relationships with advisors, faculty, and administrators may play an important …

Nontraditional women students, defined as older than 24 years, parents, or veterans,
compose a fast-growing higher education population. Many face identity-related challenges …

In an effort to promote the advancement of the advising profession, this study examines
trends related to current knowledge of academic advising and the relationships between …

Students who are over 24 years–older than the age deemed “traditional” for higher
education–account for about one in every three students enrolled in community colleges …

A missing component in the current transfer literature is how community college students'
exposure to faculty and/or advisors at baccalaureate institutions early in their educational …

Transfer from one institution to another is increasingly common for students during the
course of their higher education careers. The number of students moving from community …