Research on Divorce Among Postsecondary Students: Surprisingly Missing

Christina Rosen Galvin

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Higher Education Research Studies Marriage and Family Dynamics

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The rigors of university life can be demanding, especially with non-traditional students juggling multiple responsibilities such as being a student, parent, and/or spouse, and working full-time. Such responsibilities can affect couple relationships and marriages. This article reviews the research literature on divorce among postsecondary students. Implications for practitioners and future research are also presented.

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