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Experimental evidence of the effects of an early intervention programme on economics student achievement

Douglas CampbellUniversity of Memphis, Memphis, TN38104, USA
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Andrew HusseyUniversity of Memphis, Memphis, TN38104, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 895-899 | Published online: 08 Dec 2014

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Mohamed Zainuba, Ahmad Rahal, Omer Kutlubay & Julie Wright. (2023) Students’ choice of major: An approach for academic advising. Journal of Education for Business 98:8, pages 502-510.
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