Exit Interviews Reveal Why Students Leave a BA-MD Degree Program Prematurely.

Arnold, Louise; And Others

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Exit Interviews Reveal Why Students Leave a BA-MD Degree Program Prematurely.

Arnold, Louise; And Others

College and University, v62 n1 p34-47 Fall 1986

The executive committee of a combined sixth-year Baccalaureate-M.S. degree program instituted the administration of exit interviews to gain systematic information about why students leave the program prematurely. The committee hoped to assess the school's admissions procedures, its educational policies, and its student support services. (MLW)

Descriptors: Admission Criteria, Bachelors Degrees, College Students, Doctoral Degrees, Dropout Research, Dropouts, Educational Policy, Higher Education, Interviews, Medical Education, Program Evaluation, Student Characteristics, Student Personnel Services

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