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Nov 27, 2012 · outcomes among students who completed the course, and thus have disregarded the potential impact of online delivery on course withdrawal. Ignoring course withdrawal may be reasonable within the context of selective four-year institutions, which typically have low course withdrawal rates. In the community college context,
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