What does ISRA mean?
ISRA means Institutional Student Retention Assessment
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Institutional Student Retention Assessment?
Institutional Student Retention Assessment can be abbreviated as ISRA
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What does ISRA stand for? ISRA stands for "Institutional Student Retention Assessment". |
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How to abbreviate "Institutional Student Retention Assessment"? "Institutional Student Retention Assessment" can be abbreviated as ISRA. |
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What is the meaning of ISRA abbreviation? The meaning of ISRA abbreviation is "Institutional Student Retention Assessment". |
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What is ISRA abbreviation? One of the definitions of ISRA is "Institutional Student Retention Assessment". |
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What does ISRA mean? ISRA as abbreviation means "Institutional Student Retention Assessment". |
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What is shorthand of Institutional Student Retention Assessment? The most common shorthand of "Institutional Student Retention Assessment" is ISRA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- IEA - Institutional Effectiveness and Assessment
- ISIR - Institutional Student Information Report
- SMA - Student Managed Assessment
- SRS - Student Retention Services
- IOA - Institutional and Organizational Assessment
- IPA - Institutional and Program Assessment
- IPAc - Institutional Planning and Assessment Committee
- ISFS - Institutional Student Feedback Survey
- ISIR - Institutional Student Information Record
- ISIR - Institutional Student Informational Record
- Iso - Institutional Student Outcomes
- ISIS - Institutional Student Information System
- SAAM - Student Activities Assessment Model
- SAART - Student Affairs Assessment Resource Team
- SRRG - Student Retention Review Group
- SRAP - Student Retention Action Plan
- SRSWP - Student Retention and Success Working Party
- ISIRs - Institutional Student Information Records
- src - Student Retention Center
- srhe - Student retention in higher education