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  • Higher Education Pedagogy

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  • Student advising is crucial for academic success.
  • Structured advisement programs can enhance student development and performance.

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  • To investigate student perceptions of a structured advisement program in radiologic sciences.
  • To identify key themes and outcomes associated with student advisement.

Main Methods:

  • Mixed-methods approach involving surveys with 24 radiologic sciences students.
  • Data collection in initial and final semesters.
  • Quantitative analysis (percentages, descriptive statistics) and qualitative analysis (thematic analysis).

Main Results:

  • Qualitative themes: building relationships, strengthening student performance, and determining best advisement practices.
  • Quantitative findings: students appreciated the advisement process.
  • Students reported improvements in communication skills and feedback loops.

Conclusions:

  • Student advising is a vital component of radiologic sciences programs.
  • Structured advisement facilitates relationship building between students and faculty.
  • The advisement process demonstrably improves overall student performance.