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Page 1: INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING STUDENT RETENTION. · year graduation rates of 50% and 54% respectively (Money, 1997). While the average freshman retention rate for 1996 was 75%,

Page 2: INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING STUDENT RETENTION. · year graduation rates of 50% and 54% respectively (Money, 1997). While the average freshman retention rate for 1996 was 75%,

Page 3: INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING STUDENT RETENTION. · year graduation rates of 50% and 54% respectively (Money, 1997). While the average freshman retention rate for 1996 was 75%,

Page 4: INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING STUDENT RETENTION. · year graduation rates of 50% and 54% respectively (Money, 1997). While the average freshman retention rate for 1996 was 75%,

Page 5: INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING STUDENT RETENTION. · year graduation rates of 50% and 54% respectively (Money, 1997). While the average freshman retention rate for 1996 was 75%,

Page 6: INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS AFFECTING STUDENT RETENTION. · year graduation rates of 50% and 54% respectively (Money, 1997). While the average freshman retention rate for 1996 was 75%,

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