A Dream Deferred?: Examining the Degree Aspirations of African American and White College StudentsUniversity of Michigan, 1997 - 213 pages |
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... higher degree , with 52.5 % expecting to earn a Master's or advanced professional / Ph.D . degree . This percentage dropped slightly in the third year of college with 86.6 % of African American students expecting to earn a Bachelor's or ...
... higher degree , with 52.5 % expecting to earn a Master's or advanced professional / Ph.D . degree . This percentage dropped slightly in the third year of college with 86.6 % of African American students expecting to earn a Bachelor's or ...
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Examining the Degree Aspirations of African American and White College Students Deborah Faye Carter. degree plans and lower Master's degree plans . White students had much higher Bachelor's and Associate degree plans in 1990 , but a much ...
Examining the Degree Aspirations of African American and White College Students Deborah Faye Carter. degree plans and lower Master's degree plans . White students had much higher Bachelor's and Associate degree plans in 1990 , but a much ...
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... higher degree expectations ( p < .05 ) . A much stronger pre - college predictor of degree expectations for White students is age . Younger White students are much more likely to have higher degree expectations than older students ( p ...
... higher degree expectations ( p < .05 ) . A much stronger pre - college predictor of degree expectations for White students is age . Younger White students are much more likely to have higher degree expectations than older students ( p ...
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