Academic Performance of College Students

Academic performance and advisement of university students: a case study.
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Subject:
Academic achievement (Analysis)
College students (Case studies)
Student guidance services (Analysis)
Authors:
Addus, Abdussalam A.
Chen, David
Khan, Anwar S.
Pub Date:
06/01/2007
Publication:
Name: College Student Journal Publisher: Project Innovation (Alabama) Audience: Academic Format: Magazine/Journal Subject: Education Copyright: COPYRIGHT 2007 Project Innovation (Alabama) ISSN: 0146-3934
Issue:
Date: June, 2007 Source Volume: 41 Source Issue: 2
Topic:
Canadian Subject Form: School counselling
Product:
Product Code: E197500 Students, College
Geographic:
Geographic Scope: North Carolina Geographic Code: 1U5NC North Carolina
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Full Text:
The lack of adequate background and/or preparation, among other things, causes many students to withdraw from college or to graduate with low grades, which often makes it difficult for them to obtain suitable jobs. This paper examines the academic performance and efforts to seek assistance for academic and related problems of undergraduate students at North Carolina A&T State University. To that effect, the grade reports of business and economics majors and responses to a survey of students enrolled

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