I think that the most successful students conduct a lot of research about the program and the field they are interested in before they start a program. Admissions should encourage prospective students to do some research before they make a final decision
Scott,
And bringing the graduate back to talk to current students helps them to understand they too can be successful.
Ron Hansen, Ed. D.
I also think retention continues on long after the student has graduated. They make very strong case for attending school and studying hard to do well with the ultimate payoffs from the students education!
Timothy,
Building self-confidence is an outcome of their education that underlies their entire curriculum.
Ron Hansen, Ed. D.
Retention continues in the class room and throuh out the school for support and giving the student confidence in his/her self.
Omesa,
Yes, retention begins at enrollment. Retention is also a school wide effort.
Ron Hansen, Ed. D.
