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The academic success and retention of engineering students is an important issue in engineering education and one of the key issues in engineering education for the coming century (NAE 2005) Also of concern is the fact that women and minority students continue to be underrepresented i
Sixty-one sophomores were interviewed at six large public institutions to learn why they chose their...
Students who matriculated in undergraduate engineering programs are studied to determine the effects...
the most talented high school students in the country. Each year, an entering freshman class of 1400...
Although there are a number of studies investigating why students choose to major in engineering as ...
The United States currently lags in degree attainment in STEM fields compared to other industrialize...
This study explores the sources of information that first year engineering students use to decide wh...
The purpose of this study is to identify the factors that lead female undergraduate students to purs...
A project-based course for first-year engineering students, called Engineering Exploration, was crea...
This study focuses on how the approach to engineering matriculation affects choice of major. Using t...
This study focuses on how the approach to engineering matriculation affects choice of major. Using t...
The number of students enrolling in engineering has declined steadily over the last fifteen years, a...
Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign has steadily drawn increasingly larger...
The projected shortage of engineers in the United States and the need to attract a more diverse engi...
We explore which engineering disciplines are most effective at attracting undergraduates from variou...
The lack of diversity within engineering is well documented. While increasing the proportional repre...
Sixty-one sophomores were interviewed at six large public institutions to learn why they chose their...
Students who matriculated in undergraduate engineering programs are studied to determine the effects...
the most talented high school students in the country. Each year, an entering freshman class of 1400...
Although there are a number of studies investigating why students choose to major in engineering as ...
The United States currently lags in degree attainment in STEM fields compared to other industrialize...
This study explores the sources of information that first year engineering students use to decide wh...
The purpose of this study is to identify the factors that lead female undergraduate students to purs...
A project-based course for first-year engineering students, called Engineering Exploration, was crea...
This study focuses on how the approach to engineering matriculation affects choice of major. Using t...
This study focuses on how the approach to engineering matriculation affects choice of major. Using t...
The number of students enrolling in engineering has declined steadily over the last fifteen years, a...
Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign has steadily drawn increasingly larger...
The projected shortage of engineers in the United States and the need to attract a more diverse engi...
We explore which engineering disciplines are most effective at attracting undergraduates from variou...
The lack of diversity within engineering is well documented. While increasing the proportional repre...
Sixty-one sophomores were interviewed at six large public institutions to learn why they chose their...
Students who matriculated in undergraduate engineering programs are studied to determine the effects...
the most talented high school students in the country. Each year, an entering freshman class of 1400...
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