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Table 2 Case characteristics

From: Study supports for rural mature-aged university health students: a Stakian multicase study

Campus characteristics

Cases

Case one (% total campus student number)

Case two (% total campus student number)

Case three (% total campus student number)

Students (total)

1593

231

326

Mature-aged students enrolled in pre-registration nursing and allied health courses

481 (30.2%)

50 (21.6%)

70 (21.5%)

Students from a low-socioeconomic status background

362 (22.7%)

166 (71.9%)

215 (66.0%)

Students with disability

241 (15.1%)

34 (14.7%)

48 (14.7%)

Students who identify as having Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background

25 (1.6%)

15 (6.5%)

17 (5.2%)

Students who identify as having a non-English speaking background

196 (12.3%)

10 (4.3%)

38 (11.7%)

Students who are first-in-family to attend university

804 (50.5%)

Not reported

160 (49.1%)a

Total number of university staff

231

28

25

Pre-registration nursing and allied health course disciplines

Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Nursing, Midwifery

Social Work, Nursing

Social Work, Nursing

  1. aCase three number of students who are first-in-family to attend university is an estimate