Understanding the Religious and Spiritual Dimensions of Students' Lives in the First Year of College

By Alyssa N. Bryant, J. Choi, Maiko Yasuno. 2003

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Subfields: Education, Health

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• Gender Differences in Spiritual Development During the College Years (2007, unknown): “Furthermore, it is well documented that students’ religious involvement declines considerably during college and that religiousness and spirituality are highly correlated in samples of college students (Bryant et al. 2003).”
• Religion, College Grades, and Satisfaction among Students at Elite Colleges and Universities (2010, background): “Bryant et al. (2003) found that college students initially became less religiously active, but a year later were more committed to integrating spirituality into their daily lives.”