The Convergence between Two Theories of College Persistence

Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Additional informationNotes on contributorsAlberto F. CabreraAlberto F. Cabrera is assistant professor at the Department of Educational Administration and Policy Analysis at SUNY-Albany and Maria B. Castañeda is assistant professor at the Business and Management and Hispanic Research Center at Arizona State University — W. Campus. Amaury Nora is associate professor at the College of Education at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and Dennis Hengstler is director of the Office of Planning and Policy Analysis at the University of Houston.Maria B. CastañedaAlberto F. Cabrera is assistant professor at the Department of Educational Administration and Policy Analysis at SUNY-Albany and Maria B. Castañeda is assistant professor at the Business and Management and Hispanic Research Center at Arizona State University — W. Campus. Amaury Nora is associate professor at the College of Education at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and Dennis Hengstler is director of the Office of Planning and Policy Analysis at the University of Houston.Amaury NoraAlberto F. Cabrera is assistant professor at the Department of Educational Administration and Policy Analysis at SUNY-Albany and Maria B. Castañeda is assistant professor at the Business and Management and Hispanic Research Center at Arizona State University — W. Campus. Amaury Nora is associate professor at the College of Education at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and Dennis Hengstler is director of the Office of Planning and Policy Analysis at the University of Houston.Dennis HengstlerAlberto F. Cabrera is assistant professor at the Department of Educational Administration and Policy Analysis at SUNY-Albany and Maria B. Castañeda is assistant professor at the Business and Management and Hispanic Research Center at Arizona State University — W. Campus. Amaury Nora is associate professor at the College of Education at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and Dennis Hengstler is director of the Office of Planning and Policy Analysis at the University of Houston.