Add to ORKGA study investigated the college application behaviors of students from different racial/ethnic groups (Whites, African Americans, Asian Americans, Hispanic Americans) to understand differences in the college search and choice process. Data we.re drawn from two large national longitudinal studies, the National Education Longitudinal Study (1988) and the Beginning Postsecondary Studentn Longitudinal Study. Analysis revealed significant group differentes in college application behavior (number of colleges applied to, time of submission of application), first choice of institution, and tuition cost. Substantial data tables showing analyses are included. Asian Americans were most likely to follow assumptions underlying traditional college choic...
This dissertation examines the gap in college enrollment between Asian Americans and Latino American...
Many have held out the hope that the hallowed halls of higher education are the key to bridging raci...
This study examines how different college experiences affect African American, Asian Pacific America...
This study focuses on the college application behaviors of students from various racial/ethnic group...
The purpose of this study was to find out more about the college choice process of minority high sch...
This study examines racial/ethnic group differences in two-and four-year college enrollment rates of...
By analyzing data collected over a two-year time period from first-year students at eight private co...
Over the past decade, the number of African American and Hispanic undergraduates enrolled in college...
This report examines how students choose colleges and how the college choices of students differ by ...
Most research on educational plans has focused on high school students’ plans for college. Few studi...
ii This study examined the effects of using ACT Composite scores and/or high school averages in maki...
Studies examining access and college participation have generally focused on racial and ethnic minor...
This study examines how different college experiences affect African American, Asian Pacific America...
UnrestrictedGiven the varied experiences with diversity that students have when they arrive on campu...
Two general research questions were postulated for this study: (1) what are the differences, if any,...
This dissertation examines the gap in college enrollment between Asian Americans and Latino American...
Many have held out the hope that the hallowed halls of higher education are the key to bridging raci...
This study examines how different college experiences affect African American, Asian Pacific America...
This study focuses on the college application behaviors of students from various racial/ethnic group...
The purpose of this study was to find out more about the college choice process of minority high sch...
This study examines racial/ethnic group differences in two-and four-year college enrollment rates of...
By analyzing data collected over a two-year time period from first-year students at eight private co...
Over the past decade, the number of African American and Hispanic undergraduates enrolled in college...
This report examines how students choose colleges and how the college choices of students differ by ...
Most research on educational plans has focused on high school students’ plans for college. Few studi...
ii This study examined the effects of using ACT Composite scores and/or high school averages in maki...
Studies examining access and college participation have generally focused on racial and ethnic minor...
This study examines how different college experiences affect African American, Asian Pacific America...
UnrestrictedGiven the varied experiences with diversity that students have when they arrive on campu...
Two general research questions were postulated for this study: (1) what are the differences, if any,...
This dissertation examines the gap in college enrollment between Asian Americans and Latino American...
Many have held out the hope that the hallowed halls of higher education are the key to bridging raci...
This study examines how different college experiences affect African American, Asian Pacific America...