Add to ORKGThis study examines the influence of parental involvement on the educational aspirations of first-generation college students. Additionally, the researcher investigates the changes in first-generation students ’ educational aspirations over time as well as the differences in students ’ educational aspirations and actual attainment. Differences in educational aspirations and attainment are analyzed by race, gender, and SES. For this study, longitudinal data from a nationally representative sample of students generated by the National Educational Longitudinal Study 1988-2000 (NELS:88/2000) was used. Statistical measures employed included multiple regression, repeated measures ANOVA, and crosstabulation. Results indicated that parental involve...
First-generation students have received considerable attention though the definitions and operationa...
Parental engagement and support have been shown to have a positive impact on the academic performanc...
The door to college is open for increasing numbers of students for whom adapting to college may be a...
AbstractThe purpose of this pilot study is to ascertain the level of educational aspiration among fi...
Studies indicate that college enrollment, student achievement, and retention are directly related to...
In this study, I investigate the various ways in which parents of first-generation college students ...
Little is known about first generation students whose parents did not attend college and specificall...
Little is known about first generation students whose parents did not attend college and specificall...
This research paper examines in depth the relationship between educational attainment in first-gener...
Equal access to education is a growing concern throughout the nation. With an increasing...
Expectations of parental involvement in a student\u27s collegiate experience are grounded in the opp...
This qualitative study explored first-generation college students’ perceptions about the influence t...
Much is known about the effects of college on students. Most of this research focuses on four-year r...
Research has indicated that level of education may have a significant impact on occupational success...
There are many factors that affect a student’s decision to pursue further education. Finding out whi...
First-generation students have received considerable attention though the definitions and operationa...
Parental engagement and support have been shown to have a positive impact on the academic performanc...
The door to college is open for increasing numbers of students for whom adapting to college may be a...
AbstractThe purpose of this pilot study is to ascertain the level of educational aspiration among fi...
Studies indicate that college enrollment, student achievement, and retention are directly related to...
In this study, I investigate the various ways in which parents of first-generation college students ...
Little is known about first generation students whose parents did not attend college and specificall...
Little is known about first generation students whose parents did not attend college and specificall...
This research paper examines in depth the relationship between educational attainment in first-gener...
Equal access to education is a growing concern throughout the nation. With an increasing...
Expectations of parental involvement in a student\u27s collegiate experience are grounded in the opp...
This qualitative study explored first-generation college students’ perceptions about the influence t...
Much is known about the effects of college on students. Most of this research focuses on four-year r...
Research has indicated that level of education may have a significant impact on occupational success...
There are many factors that affect a student’s decision to pursue further education. Finding out whi...
First-generation students have received considerable attention though the definitions and operationa...
Parental engagement and support have been shown to have a positive impact on the academic performanc...
The door to college is open for increasing numbers of students for whom adapting to college may be a...