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Minority students and the community college

Reginald Wilson

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Abstract The open‐door community college offers less access to upward mobility and economic status for minorities than its proponents claim or its history justifies.

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Abstract The open‐door community college offers less access to upward mobility and economic status for minorities than its proponents claim or its history justifies.

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Abstract The open‐door community college offers less access to upward mobility and economic status for minorities than its proponents claim or its history justifies.

Key concepts: Community college, Pedagogy, Sociology, Psychology, Mathematics education, Political science, Medical education, Medicine

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