Given the environment surrounding higher education and the workforce, it seems that this should be the time of transfer. P>
I transfer from one university to another has been historically difficult than it should be, with disabilities in many points along the way. Incentives for institutions and students to smooth the process at this time are greater than ever, given the current and pending declines in traditional college-age students, the probability that COVID-19 patterns of college attendance Do scrambled students and society. promote racial equity is increasing pressure on universities to diversify their student bodies p>
A new survey by Inside Higher Ed, however, highlights some of the attitudes and practices that have historically impeded the way for transfer students - - and identifies gaps in perception between managers two years and four year colleges that might be difficult to overcome p>
among the main findings. "The transfer of landscape: a survey of university officials," consulting managers who are involved with the policies or practices transfer at universities in two or four years: p>
About the survey "the transfer of the landscape: a study of university officials." It is available free for download here. P>
The survey of 143 school administrators held by Hanover Research on behalf of Inside Higher Ed. P>
publishers of Inside Higher Ed lead a discussion transmission of results the survey on Thursday, November 19, at 2 pm Eastern. Please register here. P>
The survey was made possible by support from Huron advertising. P>
Together, the results reveal that despite the growing interest in transfer students recruitment (especially among private four-year colleges), university administrators two years and four years often focus more on "point the finger at the other side for not preparing properly or support for transfer students" instead of taking 'collective responsibility for transfer students from beginning community college to university', he says John Fink, an associate researcher at the research Center community College at Teachers College of Columbia University. P>
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