Degree completion and employment outcomes among graduates with disabilities

Mary J. Huber · Gina R. Oswald · Alan Avila-John

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BACKGROUND: Approximately 57% of students in the general population who began as full-time freshmen in 4-year universities in 2006 received a bachelor’s degree within a 6-year period. However, only 34% of students with disabilities (SWD) did the same

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