Examining Financial Literacy among Transfer and Nontransfer Students: Predicting Financial Well-Being and Academic Success at a Four-Year University

Examining Financial Literacy among Transfer and Nontransfer Students: Predicting Financial Well-Being and Academic Success at a Four-Year University
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10.1080/10668926.2013.740388
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2013-01
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S. Starobin;L. Hagedorn;A. Purnamasari;Y. Chen
S. Starobin;L. Hagedorn;A. Purnamasari;Y. Chen
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S. Starobin;L. Hagedorn;A. Purnamasari;Y. Chen

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