The Relationship of Student Satisfaction with Advising to Administrative Support for Advising Services.
LL Fielstein, WJ Lammers - NACADA Journal, 1992 - ERIC
LL Fielstein, WJ Lammers
NACADA Journal, 1992•ERICA study of 90 sophomores and seniors in 1 university's colleges of agriculture/home
economics, arts/sciences, and business investigated whether associate deans' perceptions
of advising agreed with students' perceptions and to discover the philosophy of advising in
each college. Student satisfaction with advising appears to be linked to administrative
policies and practices.(MSE)
economics, arts/sciences, and business investigated whether associate deans' perceptions
of advising agreed with students' perceptions and to discover the philosophy of advising in
each college. Student satisfaction with advising appears to be linked to administrative
policies and practices.(MSE)
A study of 90 sophomores and seniors in 1 university's colleges of agriculture/home economics, arts/sciences, and business investigated whether associate deans' perceptions of advising agreed with students' perceptions and to discover the philosophy of advising in each college. Student satisfaction with advising appears to be linked to administrative policies and practices. (MSE)
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