In an e-mail, Karen B. Steele, Queensborough's interim vice president for academic affairs, outlined "serious repercussions".
As other scholars have warned, the loss of academic freedom has many repercussions that have long lasting impacts.
The questionnaire was anonymous and no personal identifiable data were sought or stored; participation was entirely voluntary and (non -participation had non -participationor academic performance or career progression.
Current research has shown that the myths, stereotypes and prejudices towards ageing held by some undergraduate students have a negative repercussion on their academic education, and in turn, over the quality of services and attention that they give to elderly populations [ 11- 14].
The present study has revealed the tendency to study the repercussions of e-learning on academic performance (Bagarukayo & Kalema, 2015).
The repercussions of the girls' activities, both academic and amorous, could keep the Nephilim in check or let them triumph definitively over humans.
Mental health problems in childhood have important repercussions in adulthood, including declines in academic achievement and interpersonal relations, as well as ongoing behavioural problems and drug abuse [ 11, 35, 36].
This has important repercussions because EBP cannot be solely an academic pursuit and may be learned effectively if applied in clinical case scenarios or in students' clinical practice [ 15, 17, 20, 26, 34, 35].
Safety officers say that some academic researchers are hesitant to report accidents for fear of repercussions.
