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Assessment reveals the role of faculty interactions in student persistence plans, indicating new insights into climate perceptions.
Using 2018, pre-pandemic survey data, this study provides the first Chilean portrait of university climate. A structural model shows that mattering and validating interactions with faculty are primary forces in cultivating students’ sense of belonging. Even though the broader institutional climate was a weak predictor of persistence plans, these immediate, human-scale relationships were central to explain students’ sense of belonging. This research offers a new framework for understanding early student perceptions of climate at Chilean universities.
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