Sb. Wilson et al., EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF RECEIVING UNIVERSITY-BASED COUNSELING-SERVICES ON STUDENT RETENTION, Journal of counseling psychology, 44(3), 1997, pp. 316-320
The academic records of 562 students who had requested counseling for
personal concerns during a 1-year period were examined after a 2-year
interval to determine academic outcome. Analyses showed that students
receiving counseling enjoyed a retention advantage relative to noncoun
seled students. Results of a probit analysis showed a positive, negati
vely accelerating dose-response relationship between number of counsel
ing sessions and student retention.