OSASOHAN AGBONLAHOR

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North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

United States

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Dr. Osasohan Agbonlahor is an Assistant Professor at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. His research spans various areas, including the impact of student loan debt on family formation, career outcomes for graduates, and socioeconomic disparities among college graduates. He has published extensively on the effects of educational mobility and financial conditions on both domestic and international doctoral students, as well as mental health stigma among veterans in academic settings.

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University of Colorado Colorado Springs

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Delayed Dreams: How Student Loan Debt Shapes Family Formation and Homeownership Among Liberal Arts Graduates

Digital Divide or Digital Bridge? Analyzing the Impact of Online Education on Career Outcomes and Professional Success Among Bachelor's Degree Recipients

The Limits of Educational Mobility: Examining Socioeconomic Disparities Among College Graduates by First-Generation Status

The Impact of Student Loan Debt on Civic Engagement: Evidence from the College and Beyond II Dataset

Self-efficacy curriculum and peer leader support in gateway college mathematics

Examining Post-Graduation Career Plans of International Doctoral Students in the United States

Understanding Country Differences: Predicting the Effect of Financial and Labor Market Conditions at Home and in the U.S. on International Doctoral Recipients’ First Labor Market Destination

Why study abroad: Differences in motivation between US and international students

Examining mental health stigma in a first-year seminar for student veterans.

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