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Student Affairs by the Numbers: Quantitative Research and Statistics for Professionals

reviewed by Brandon LeBeau - November 30, 2017

Title: Student Affairs by the Numbers: Quantitative Research and Statistics for Professionals
Author(s): Rishi Sriram
Publisher: Stylus Publishing, LLC., Sterling
ISBN: 1620364522, Pages: 200, Year: 2017
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