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Single Parents Level Of Hope To Achieve Graduation From College, Rhoda Maunupau Robertson Jan 2020

Single Parents Level Of Hope To Achieve Graduation From College, Rhoda Maunupau Robertson

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Despite the growing number of single parents returning to college to gain a better future for their families, 53% of student parents leave college within 6 years without a degree (Beeler, 2016). However, being hopeful enables student parents to focus on success which increase the probability to attain their goals and success (Snyder et al., 1991). The ability to achieve those goals comes from help-seeking, mentoring, and the ability to seek resources (Snyder et al., 1991). The goal of the present study is to examine levels of hope which enhance help-seeking skills to increase academic success within this population. The …