The Impact of Course Placement in STEM Sequences on Students' Short-Term and Longer-Term University Success Outcomes

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Publicado en:Review of Higher Education vol. 48, no. 2 (Winter 2025), p. 277
Autor principal: Bowman, Nicholas A
Otros Autores: Ngo, Federick J, Ji, Jeongmin
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520 3 |a Research has frequently demonstrated negative effects of placing students into developmental education, but very little inquiry has considered the impact of placing students into different levels of non-developmental coursework. The present study explored this issue within sequenced pairs of STEM gateway courses using doubly-robust propensity score analyses and a total sample of 11,532 undergraduates. The results indicate that starting in a lower-level course frequently predicted favorable short-term academic outcomes, but course level was unrelated to retention, and starting in lower-level coursework was often inversely associated with the likelihood of graduating from the university or receiving a STEM bachelor's degree. 
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