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Ruffalo Noel Levitz, 2020
Transfer students are increasingly important to the enrollment health of colleges and universities. But how do transfer students search for a new institution to attend? The "2020 Transfer Student Experience Report" examines responses from a study of 1,100 current and prospective transfer students. This report discusses the following…
Descriptors: College Transfer Students, Student Experience, Transfer Programs, Racial Differences
Sylvia, Christine L.; Song, Chunyan; Waters, Tony – Community College Journal of Research and Practice, 2010
Two-year colleges play an important role in facilitating transfers to four-year institutions. This has resulted in the demand to assess how well the community college systems train students for successful transfer to four-year bachelor-granting institutions. Existing datasets on two-year college transfer rates provides inconsistent and, sometimes,…
Descriptors: Transfer Programs, Community Colleges, Transfer Rates (College), Inferences
Dunne, Danielle – 1991
This paper explores issues surrounding parental choice of schools. The administration of President George Bush has presented parental choice as a cornerstone of its proposed "America 2000 Excellence in Education Act." Educational advocates are concerned that emphasis on choice as a key moving force for school reform falls short of the…
Descriptors: Decision Making, Educational Finance, Educational Improvement, Educational Vouchers
Billingsley, K. L., Ed. – 1994
This collection presents a sampling of opinions of both proponents and opponents in the school choice debate from a variety of professional perspectives, including academics, bureaucrats, politicians, union leaders, economists, lawyers, parents, and activists. The following essays are included: (1) "School Choice Promotes Educational…
Descriptors: American Indians, Black Students, Decision Making, Educational Attitudes

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