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Thomas, Liz – Student Success, 2020
This article is about improving student retention and success to achieve excellent outcomes for all students. It draws on research undertaken by the author about student engagement and belonging; differential engagement and success, with a particular focus on commuter students, who experience intersectional disadvantage; and the development of a…
Descriptors: Outcomes of Education, Student Participation, Foreign Countries, Academic Achievement
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Sikhwari, Tshimangadzo Daniel; Dama, Nkhangweleni Gloria; Gadisi, Azwitamisi Milton; Matodzi, Tshifhiwa Christinah – Journal of Student Affairs in Africa, 2020
Lack of sufficient accommodation in many South African universities has forced many students to reside outside the campus and commute to attend classes as commuter students. Research indicates that living on campus is related to gains in social and personal competence. The level of competence gained may help students living on campus (resident…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Commuting Students, Rural Schools, Universities
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Wawrzynski, Matthew R.; Naik, Sapna – Journal of College Student Development, 2021
Using a culturally relevant conceptual framework, we examined student outcomes from engagement in student activism for students (N = 1,238) at a South African university. Findings show participation in student activism differed by students of different genders, population groups, and academic disciplines. Students involved in activism reported…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Activism, College Students, Gender Differences
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Grayson, J. Paul – Canadian Journal of Higher Education, 1997
A survey of 1,200 students at York University (Ontario) found students' place of residence affected student involvement and first-year grades. After controlling for standardized test scores and department, freshman grades of off-campus students were higher than those of on-campus students. Despite off-campus residence and low involvement in some…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Case Studies, Classroom Communication, College Freshmen