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Peer reviewedCurtis, Susan; Williams, John – Education + Training, 2002
Of 368 British undergraduates surveyed, 59% worked part time, 95% of them for financial reasons. Although many found working beneficial, most would quit if they could and believed working was detrimental to their studies. Nearly one-quarter could not stay in school without a job. (Contains 41 references.) (SK)
Descriptors: Education Work Relationship, Financial Exigency, Foreign Countries, Higher Education
