Add to ORKGThis paper presents the results of a study of the experiences of graduates and non-graduates of the Pace University Doctor of Professional Studies program. The paper identifies obstacles toward completing the degree and offers recommendations to students, faculty, and universities to reduce doctoral student attrition
The attrition rate for students in traditional doctoral programs hovers around 50%, while students i...
The purpose of this study was to determine factors which affected the non-completion of doctoral deg...
When doctoral students complete all required coursework, pass the comprehensive examinations, and d...
This paper presents the results of a study of the experiences of graduates and non-graduates of the ...
The purpose of the study was to examine the factors behind doctoral student attrition. Finding...
i This paper presents the results of a study of the experiences of graduates and non-graduates of th...
Approximately 50% of doctoral students in social science, humanities, and educational doctoral progr...
Approximately 50% of doctoral students in social science, humanities, and educational doctoral progr...
Most students begin doctoral programs fully intending on completing the terminal degree. However, ne...
A number of studies have been conducted on the attrition rates of undergraduate and graduate student...
Doctoral student attrition occurs across academic disciplines and presents problems for noncompletin...
Doctoral student attrition is a troubling and costly phenomenon. Alarmingly, 40-60% of doctoral stud...
Forty to sixty percent of students who begin doctorates in selective colleges and universities do no...
Doctoral attrition rates are alarmingly high, causing concern to university leaders and students ali...
The attrition of doctoral students is a significant problem for higher education. The purpose of thi...
The attrition rate for students in traditional doctoral programs hovers around 50%, while students i...
The purpose of this study was to determine factors which affected the non-completion of doctoral deg...
When doctoral students complete all required coursework, pass the comprehensive examinations, and d...
This paper presents the results of a study of the experiences of graduates and non-graduates of the ...
The purpose of the study was to examine the factors behind doctoral student attrition. Finding...
i This paper presents the results of a study of the experiences of graduates and non-graduates of th...
Approximately 50% of doctoral students in social science, humanities, and educational doctoral progr...
Approximately 50% of doctoral students in social science, humanities, and educational doctoral progr...
Most students begin doctoral programs fully intending on completing the terminal degree. However, ne...
A number of studies have been conducted on the attrition rates of undergraduate and graduate student...
Doctoral student attrition occurs across academic disciplines and presents problems for noncompletin...
Doctoral student attrition is a troubling and costly phenomenon. Alarmingly, 40-60% of doctoral stud...
Forty to sixty percent of students who begin doctorates in selective colleges and universities do no...
Doctoral attrition rates are alarmingly high, causing concern to university leaders and students ali...
The attrition of doctoral students is a significant problem for higher education. The purpose of thi...
The attrition rate for students in traditional doctoral programs hovers around 50%, while students i...
The purpose of this study was to determine factors which affected the non-completion of doctoral deg...
When doctoral students complete all required coursework, pass the comprehensive examinations, and d...