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A Survey of Movers: Students Who Move between BC Public Post-Secondary Institutions: A Summary of Findings
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Over the last several years, there has been a wealth of new data on student mobility in British Columbia's postsecondary system. Quantitative information from the Student Transitions Project (STP) has allowed current and prospective students, the BC Council on Admissions and Transfer (BCCAT), public post-secondary institutions, the Ministry responsible for post-secondary education and the Ministry of Education to get a clearer picture of how students navigate the system, moving among public post-secondary institutions in multiple directions. These administrative data, rich as they are, are unable to answer qualitative questions about why students are moving and how satisfied they are with their institutions and the transfer experience. This Survey of Movers was designed to gather data directly from the students to answer these questions.
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A Survey of Movers: Students Who Move between BC Public Post-Secondary Institutions: A Summary of Findings
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BC Stats
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BC Council on Admissions and Transfer
Publication date
2013-01-01
Pages
26 p.
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Transfer students - British Columbia - Statistics.
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College students - British Columbia - Statistics.
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Students
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Transfer of - British Columbia - Statistics.
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Universities and colleges - British Columbia - Statistics.
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Statistics.
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