| Abstract |
The current study explores differences in transfer shock between veteran and non-veteran community college transfer students at a land grant institution in a rural state. Analysis includes institutional data for community college transfer students, including those who self-identified as veterans or used veteran tuition benefits from Fall 2015 to Spring 2022. Many of these students held marginalized identities in other categories such as nontraditional age. Overall, all community college transfer students in the sample experienced a decrease in mean GPA in their first university semester. Veteran and non-veteran community college transfer students did not experience significantly different levels of transfer shock. However, veteran community college transfer students showed little evidence of transfer shock overall and performed better on average than both their nontraditional and traditional nonveteran student counterparts after transferring. |
| Authors |
Amanda C. DeDiego   , Jonathan W. Carrier , Stephen Crynes
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| Journal Info |
Taylor & Francis | Community College Journal of Research and Practice , vol: 48
, iss: 4
, pages: 250 - 253
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| Publication Date |
3/11/2024 |
| ISSN |
1066-8926 |
Type |
article |
| Open Access |
closed
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| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.1080/10668926.2024.2328527 |
| Keywords |
Student Veterans (Score: 0.522015) , Veteran-Friendly Campus (Score: 0.510951)
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