A survey of 145 postsecondary programs for hearing-impaired students in North America
gathered data pertaining to attrition rates. Estimated attrition rates were found to be lowest …

The growth in enrollments of hearing-impaired students at colleges and universities
indicates that the issue of accessibility is being addressed; however, it is not clear whether …

Two hundred and forty-six freshman hearing impaired students in 7 mainstream community
college programs were given a Student Profile Questionnaire and a Student Satisfaction …

While the enrollment of college students with hearing impairment has increased, a
disproportionate number withdraw before earning a degree. Tinto (1987) proposed that a …

A study of attrition after the first year of college was conducted with the 1984 entry class (N=
233) of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID). A path-analytic model of nine …

The need for postsecondary educational programs for handicapped people is increasing,
and colleges and universities need to provide access to postsecondary education. In …

This article focuses on the trend of providing post-secondary educational opportunities for
the deaf student on regular college campuses. Federal legislation and recent court actions …

This article reports on the results from a national longitudinal survey of 240 graduates with
hear-ing loss from 47 colleges with support service pro-grams. The overall findings …

A study of attrition after the first year of college was conducted with the 1984 entry class of
the National Technical Institute for the Deaf. A path-analytic model of 9 factors affecting …

Stimulated in part by the development of specialized supportive services for deaf students in
three regionally distributed post-secondary schools, increasing numbers of colleges and …