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Abstract

Until the end of the nineteenth century, college academic programs were highly structured, academic choices were limited, and few people attended college. As college curricula started to become more complex towards the end of the nineteenth century, academic advising emerged as a faculty responsibility that assisted students with developing appropriate courses of study (Rudolph, 1962). In the late 1800's, Harvard developed an advising program for faculty helping students ''to select those programs which were best suited to their needs and interests"(Brubacher and Rudy, 1968, p.432).

Year of Submission

1993

Degree Name

Master of Arts in Education

Department

Department of Educational Administration and Counseling

First Advisor

Michael D. Waggoner

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Date Original

1993

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1 PDF file (22 leaves)

Language

en

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