Saudi Bachelor Nursing Students' Perceptions of Academic Advising: Descriptive Quantitative Study

Academic advising is identified as a progression to assist the students in determining their competencies which would guide them to find and develop their academic identity and ensure which study program and major would fit their capabilities within the facilitated opportunities. Aim This descriptive quantitative research was to analyze the relationship between undergraduate students and their academic advisors, evaluate the obstacles of the academic advising process from their' perception, and assess the resolutions of the academic advising. Methods: This descriptive quantitative study was conducted on a convenience sample of 200 nursing students in different courses and levels in the College of Nursing at King Saud University using demographically collected data. ResultsThere was a significant indication of a relationship between social demographic data and student perception of academic advising. Conclusions Implementing academic advisory could improve the students' achievements and overcome learning obstacles that could affect nursing students' learning outcomes. Suitable supervision from academic affairs strengthens their positions.

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South Eastern European Journal of Public Health
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.70135/seejph.vi.1457
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Health and Well-being Studies
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Saudi Bachelor Nursing Students' Perceptions of Academic Advising: Descriptive Quantitative Study

Nazirah Omar Nouh, Jawaher Abdullah Bin Jumah, Reemah Faltah, Maha Abdulaziz Alonazi
South Eastern European Journal of Public Health
Health and Well-being Studies
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Saudi Bachelor Nursing Students' Perceptions of Academic Advising: Descriptive Quantitative Study

Nazirah Omar Nouh, Jawaher Abdullah Bin Jumah, Reemah Faltah, Maha Abdulaziz Alonazi
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Abstract

Academic advising is identified as a progression to assist the students in determining their competencies which would guide them to find and develop their academic identity and ensure which study program and major would fit their capabilities within the facilitated opportunities. Aim This descriptive quantitative research was to analyze the relationship between undergraduate students and their academic advisors, evaluate the obstacles of the academic advising process from their' perception, and assess the resolutions of the academic advising. Methods: This descriptive quantitative study was conducted on a convenience sample of 200 nursing students in different courses and levels in the College of Nursing at King Saud University using demographically collected data. ResultsThere was a significant indication of a relationship between social demographic data and student perception of academic advising. Conclusions Implementing academic advisory could improve the students' achievements and overcome learning obstacles that could affect nursing students' learning outcomes. Suitable supervision from academic affairs strengthens their positions.

South Eastern European Journal of Public Health
King Saud University (SA), Riyadh Elm University (SA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Health and Well-being Studies
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