Graduation of Disadvantaged Students
Judith Josephson Piesco, Lawrence Podell
Abstract
Judith Josephson Piesco, Lawrence Podell
Abstract
The SEEK program in the senior colleges of the City University of New York provides special services (e.g., stipends, counseling, tutoring) to disadvantaged students. Cohorts of entering freshmen were followed through eight, ten, and twelve semesters, graduation data for SEEK students are compared to those for students who were eligible for SEEK, but denied admission to it by random procedures, and who entered the senior colleges anyway.
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The SEEK program in the senior colleges of the City University of New York provides special services (e.g., stipends, counseling, tutoring) to disadvantaged students. Cohorts of entering freshmen were followed through eight, ten, and twelve semesters, graduation data for SEEK students are compared to those for students who were eligible for SEEK, but denied admission to it by random procedures, and who entered the senior colleges anyway.
Key concepts: Graduation (instrument), Disadvantaged, Medical education, Psychology, Mathematics education, Political science, Medicine, Engineering