Shining Light on Higher Education’s Newest Baccalaureate Degrees and The Research Needed to Understand Their Impact (2016)

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Categories Research & Publications
Date February 9, 2022

Abstract Summary:

Article presents research on Applied Baccalaureate (AB) degrees and discusses the missing methods and measures that need to be developed to conduct meaningful research on these degrees.

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Bragg, D. & Soler, M. C. (2016). Shining light on higher education’s newest baccalaureate degrees and the research needed to understand their impact. In X. Wong (Ed.), New Directions for Institutional Research (pp. 61-720), Jossey-Bass.

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Shining Light on Higher Education’s Newest Baccalaureate Degrees and The Research Needed to Understand Their Impact (2016)

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Abstract Summary:

Policy Narratives on Applied Baccalaureate Degrees: Implications for Student Access to and progression Through College in The United States (2017)

Enrollment and finance: An exploration of the community college baccalaureate (2021)

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