Students' peer relationships and their contribution to university adjustment: The need to belong in the university community
RE Maunder - Journal of Further and Higher Education, 2018 - Taylor & Francis
Whilst new friendships and an active social life are commonly discussed features of 'being a
student', there is limited empirical research that has quantitatively studied the contribution …
student', there is limited empirical research that has quantitatively studied the contribution …
'It was nothing to do with the university, it was just the people': the role of social support in the first‐year experience of higher education
P Wilcox, S Winn, M Fyvie‐Gauld - Studies in higher education, 2005 - Taylor & Francis
This article argues that to understand higher education student retention, equal emphasis
needs to be placed on successful integration into the social world of the university as into the …
needs to be placed on successful integration into the social world of the university as into the …
Perceived social support and well being: First-year student experience in university.
The current study explored first-year student experience in receiving social support and its
relation to their ability to adapt with university ethos. It also explored how social support on …
relation to their ability to adapt with university ethos. It also explored how social support on …
Students' group and member attachment to their university: A construct validity study of the University Attachment Scale
MK France, SJ Finney… - Educational and …, 2010 - journals.sagepub.com
This study examined the psychometric properties of scores from the University Attachment
Scale, a measure that operationalizes group and member attachment as two separate …
Scale, a measure that operationalizes group and member attachment as two separate …
Enhancing the first year student experience by facilitating the development of peer networks through a one-day workshop
Transition to university involves adapting to a new academic and social environment.
Recent research on this process indicates that a significant number of students experience …
Recent research on this process indicates that a significant number of students experience …
University belonging, friendship quality, and psychological adjustment during the transition to college
LD Pittman, A Richmond - The Journal of Experimental Education, 2008 - Taylor & Francis
The authors collected questionnaire data from college students (N= 79) at 2 time points
during their freshman year to examine how changes in a sense of university belonging …
during their freshman year to examine how changes in a sense of university belonging …
A head start in higher education: the effect of a transition intervention on interaction, sense of belonging, and academic performance
SGA Van Herpen, M Meeuwisse… - Studies in Higher …, 2020 - Taylor & Francis
Given the challenging transition from secondary school into higher education, this quasi-
experimental study measured the effects of a pre-academic programme (ie before starting at …
experimental study measured the effects of a pre-academic programme (ie before starting at …
Factors negatively affecting university adjustment from the views of first-year university students: The case of Mersin University.
S Sevinç, CA Gizir - Educational Sciences: theory and practice, 2014 - ERIC
This qualitative case study aims to investigate the most common factors that negatively affect
adjustment to university and coping strategies used by first-year university students in the …
adjustment to university and coping strategies used by first-year university students in the …
[PDF][PDF] The role of social transition in students': adjustment to the first-year of university
T Kantanis - Journal of Institutional Research, 2000 - aair.org.au
This paper, based on research conducted at the main campus of a large Australian multi-
campus university, explores the role of social transition in students' adjustment to the first …
campus university, explores the role of social transition in students' adjustment to the first …
Ties that bind: A social network approach to understanding student integration and persistence
SL Thomas - The journal of higher education, 2000 - Taylor & Francis
Astin's (1993, p. 398) claim that peers are" the single most potent source of influence" in the
lives of college students comes after decades of theoretical and empirical research …
lives of college students comes after decades of theoretical and empirical research …