Academic achievement, represented by GPA as an outcome of student experiences atuniversity, is a typical factor in examining the effects of instructional activities. GPA isone of the best predictors of college success in academic activities (Moore & Shulock,2009). Achievement at university tends to be determined by previously acquired knowledge, skills, abilities, and various factors related to time and resources devoted tostudying and attending classes (Plant, Ericsson, Hill, & Asberg, 2005). According toCarini, Kuh, and Klein (2006), academic performance and students’ learning engagement show statistically significant positive relationships. Students’ academic engagement refers to commitment to or effortful involvement in the context of academiclearning throughout a student’s entire school experience (Coates, 2006; Henrie, Halverson, & Graham, 2015). Engagement refers to the quality of effort made by students ineducationally purposeful activities and contributes to desired academic outcomes (Kuh,2001). Students’ deeper engagement can lead them to beneficial educational practices,which further lead to comprehensive learning (Coates, 2006; Hodge, Wright, &Bennett, 2017).