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Sriram, Rishi; Glanzer, Perry L.; Allen, Cara Cliburn – Journal of College Student Development, 2018
Although scholars know an increasing amount about the benefits of self-control and grit for college students, they know less about what influences self-control and grit in students. In this study we examined influences on self-control and a key element of grit in a national sample of college students. Results indicated that 5 of the 13 predictor…
Descriptors: Self Control, College Students, Resilience (Psychology), Persistence
Martin, Nathan D.; Tobin, William; Spenner, Kenneth I. – Journal of College Student Development, 2014
In this study the authors explored factors that influence the degree to which students' campus friends are of a different race or ethnicity. They focused on relationships that were more sustained and that involved greater trust than routine interactions on campus, but were less intimate than best or closest friends. Recent studies show that high…
Descriptors: Longitudinal Studies, Case Studies, Evidence, Friendship
Baker, Christina N.; Robnett, Belinda – Journal of College Student Development, 2012
At most colleges and universities, African American and Latino students are less likely than students from other racial and ethnic backgrounds to stay enrolled in college and are, therefore, less likely to earn a college degree. "The Digest of Educational Statistics" reports the following trends: in 2006 30% of Whites age 25 and older…
Descriptors: School Holding Power, African American Students, College Students, Research Universities