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• TITLE: A Psychometric Analysis of the Study Skills Questionnaire for University of Rwanda Undergraduate Students at National Police College

  AUTHORS: Mukingambeho Delphine, Nzahabwanayo Sylvestre, Nizeyimana Gabriel, Nzabalirwa Wenceslas

  KEYWORDS: Study Skills, Psychometric Analysis, Undergraduates, Higher Education, Rwanda

  JOURNAL NAME: Creative Education, Vol.13 No.3, March 24, 2022

  ABSTRACT: The current study investigated the structures and dynamics of the study skills questionnaire administered to 398 University of Rwanda (UR) undergraduate students studying in the premises of National Police College (NPC). Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) revealed that the investigated study skills scales (time management, notes taking, reading, writing, test-preparation, and test taking skills) are multidimensional. Time management, note taking and writing scales were found to have three factors while reading, test preparation and test taking have two factors. The study shows that students need more support in terms of time-planning, notes wording and polishing, content-reading strategies, referencing skills, psychological abilities in preparing tests and standardized attitudes before submitting scripts. The study recommends UR to elaborate the study skills handbook as a guide for students. It also recommends the provision of guidance and counselling services on the use of good study skills.