The Effect of Loans on Students' Degree Attainment: Differences by Student and Institutional Characteristics.

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Understanding High School Students’ Willingness to Borrow to Pay College Prices (2008, background): “Although research has examined the consequences of borrowing for such aspects of students’ postsecondary experiences as choice of college to attend (Kim 2004), persistence and degree completion (DesJardins et al. 2002; Dowd and Coury 2006; Kim 2007; St. John 2003), and graduate school enrollment (Ch”
Gym Bags and Mortarboards: Is Use of Campus Recreation Facilities Related to Student Success? (2009, background): “In addition to social and academic integration, which develop after enrollment, preexisting factors have also been shown to influence student success (Adelman, 1999, 2006; Bean, 1980, 1983; DesJardins, Ahlburg, & McCall, 2002 ; DesJardins, Kim, & Rzonca, 2002–2003; DesJardins, McCall, Ahlburg, & Moy”
The Price of Opportunity: Race, Student Loan Debt, and College Achievement (2013, background): “Yet, the salutary effects of loans may not extend to Hispanic students (Kim 2007), and their rates of borrowing may have caught up with White students’ rates 24 in the 2000s (Demos and Young Invincibles 2011: 29).”