An exploratory study on college student pandemic recovery

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The COVID-19 pandemic (2020–2023) disrupted typical college experiences and was related to declines in enrollment and student persistence. The current mixed-methods study focused on understanding college student’s experiences recovering from the pandemic. In March 2023, students (n = 143) at one university completed online surveys, and some (n = 8) completed in-depth interviews. Students self-reported that they were recovered (63.64%), nearly recovered (23.78%), or still recovering (12.59%) from the COVID-19 pandemic. Recovery status was associated with loneliness (p =.009), pandemic concern (p

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Vaterlaus, J. M., Brennan, A., Craven, W. W., & Boor, C. (2025). An exploratory study on college student pandemic recovery. Social Science Journal, 62(2), 454–477. https://doi.org/10.1080/03623319.2024.2399998

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