Combined effects of food and housing insecurity on academic attrition: Findings from a population-representative survey of urban Public University students

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Jenna Sanborn; Amanda Sisselman-Borgia; Heidi E. Jones; Tara Twiste; Nick Freudenberg

doi:10.1080/07448481.2025.2573109

October 16, 2025Journal of American College HealthOpen Access

Combined effects of food and housing insecurity on academic attrition: Findings from a population-representative survey of urban Public University students

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Food insecurity and housing instability significantly increase academic attrition rates among college students.
Findings indicate that students experiencing both food insecurity and housing instability are at a higher risk of leaving college early.
The analysis was based on a survey of urban public university students across diverse backgrounds.
The results highlight the need for targeted interventions to assist students facing these challenges.

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Survey reports the connection between food insecurity and housing instability affecting academic attrition in students, suggesting urgent support is needed.

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Objective To examine the joint effects of food insecurity and housing instability on academic attrition among college students.

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