Age differences explain social class differences in students’ friendship at university: implications for transition and retention

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Let's make university social activities age-appropriate to attract busy working-class students http://t.co/7OFi5ZM6l1 http://t.co/83Qxub9e1M

Working-class students are less motivated to make friends than middle-class students. Why? http://t.co/7OFi5ZM6l1 http://t.co/T99zFVNvt6

Working-class students have fewer friends at university because they tend to be older http://t.co/7OFi5Zuvtt http://t.co/SKOme8GEc7

Working-class students have fewer friends at university because they tend to be older http://t.co/7OFi5Zuvtt http://t.co/SKOme8GEc7

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