Characteristics of Community College Transfer Students that Successfully Matriculate and Graduate in Engineering

Characteristics of Community College Transfer Students that Successfully Matriculate and Graduate in Engineering
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成功入学并毕业的社区大学工程系转学生的特征

DOI:
10.18260/1-2--17600
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2011
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Journal of College Student Retention
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通讯作者:
Marcia Laugerman
Marcia Laugerman
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作者:
S. Mickelson;Marcia Laugerman

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