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Download full textVeronica M. Gregg; Linda Wilson-Jones – Journal of Research Initiatives, 2022
This study aimed to explore the factors that motivate and empower military spouses to persist in pursuing degrees in higher education. The following research question guided this study. What do military spouses perceive as the factors that motivate and empower them to persist in earning college degrees? Fifteen military spouses participated in…
Descriptors: Spouses, Military Personnel, Motivation, Academic Persistence
