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Netz, Nicolai; Jaksztat, Steffen – Research in Higher Education, 2017
We identify factors influencing young scientists' plans for research stays abroad by embedding theories of social inequality, educational decision making, and migration into a life course framework. We test the developed model of international academic mobility by calculating a structural equation model using data from an online survey of…
Descriptors: Scientists, Structural Equation Models, Online Surveys, College Faculty
Fong, Kristen E.; Melguizo, Tatiana; Prather, George – Research in Higher Education, 2015
This study tracks students' progression through developmental math sequences and defines progression as both attempting and passing each level of the sequence. A model of successful progression in developmental education was built utilizing individual-, institutional-, and developmental math-level factors. Employing step-wise logistic regression…
Descriptors: Developmental Programs, Remedial Mathematics, Program Improvement, Sequential Approach

Easton, John Q.; Guskey, Thomas R. – Research in Higher Education, 1983
The variance in earned credit rates in an urban community college system was examined. An ANOVA design was employed to estimate the effects of four variables: college, department, course, and teacher. The results of the analysis indicate significant effects on earned credit rates due to college, department, and teacher. (Author/MLW)
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, College Credits, Colleges, Community Colleges