Understanding Who Stays in a STEM Scholar Program for Underrepresented Students: High-Achieving Scholars and Short-Term Program Retention

Understanding Who Stays in a STEM Scholar Program for Underrepresented Students: High-Achieving Scholars and Short-Term Program Retention
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了解谁留在了针对代表性不足的学生的 STEM 学者计划中:高成就学者和短期计划保留

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10.1177/1521025120950693
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2020
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Journal of College Student Retention: Research, Theory & Practice
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S. Rao
S. Rao
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作者:
L. Oseguera;Javiera De Los Rios;Hyun Ju Park;Elyzza M. Aparicio;S. Rao

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