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Mentorship: A key ingredient in academic success
Exceptional Grad reports that mentorship is crucial for academic success, improving retention, performance, and confidence among students, especially those at risk. Mentorship is an often-overlooked factor in academic success for many students. Students without mentors face concrete disadvantages: Research reveals higher dropout rates, weaker academic performance, and diminished confidence in their ability to succeed [1].
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