"The Impacts of Social Capital and Grit on Student Success in Higher Ed" by jillian Davidson
 

Murray State Theses and Dissertations

Abstract

This study will examine social capital, grit, and student success individually and how these components impact student success in higher education. A correlation test was run to determine a connection between social capital and grit. An ANOVA was assessed to determine the impacts social capital and grit have on student success in higher education based on a survey distributed to undergraduate students at a four-year university. Measuring social capital, grit, and student success in higher education and determining the impacts on student success will encourage educators to provide opportunities for cognitive and non-cognitive prospects for students in higher education.

Keywords: social capital, grit, student success, higher education, impact

Year manuscript completed

2021

Year degree awarded

2021

Author's Keywords

Keywords: social capital, grit, student success, higher education, impact

Dissertation Committee Chair

Dr. Teresa Clark

Co-Director of Dissertation

ssimons2@murraystate.edu

Document Type

Dissertation

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