Most domestic study away programs described in the literature are short term, under a semester¶
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q3 i? The majority of publications describing program length (N = 22; 42%) described programs shorter than a semester. → Natalie I. Cruz & Melissa Whatley 2024
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Natalie I. Cruz & Melissa Whatley 2024¶
Natalie I. Cruz & Melissa Whatley. (2024). Domestic Study Away in Higher Education: A Systematic Literature Review. Review of Educational Research. https://doi.org/10.3102/00346543241279296
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The review's typology drew on 52 publications (88% of the total) reporting program length. Of the 22 short-term programs, 64% (N = 14) were 2 weeks or less; 15 publications each described one-to-two-semester and varying-length programs.
"The majority of publications (N = 22; 42%) described programs that were less than a semester, which is comparable to short-term study abroad program classifications."
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Most domestic study away programs described in the literature are short term, under a semester |
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Most domestic study away programs described in the literature are short term, under a semester |
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