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Matriculating Nuclear Engineering Students: The North Carolina State University Case
Author(s) -
Lisa Marshall,
Mohamed Bourham
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--3861
Subject(s) - matriculation , population , engineering education , state (computer science) , medical education , engineering , medicine , computer science , sociology , engineering management , demography , algorithm
First-year nuclear engineering students typically complete a common freshman year that does not include courses(s) in nuclear engineering. How then does a department engage students who have expressed their intent to major in nuclear engineering but haven’t matriculated into the discipline as of yet? Through an analysis of matriculation trends and a survey of current nuclear engineering students, we will report on why students choose nuclear engineering, what makes them stay, and what impact current retention programs for un-matriculated students have on their decisions? Students surveyed provide insight into factors they deem important and subsequently have an effect on their commitment to a nuclear engineering education at North Carolina State University.

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