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Counseling the Disadvantaged Black Urban College Student

Rubie M. Malone

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The author argues that counselors need to address disadvantaged students’ needs from both academic and personal perspectives.

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The author argues that counselors need to address disadvantaged students’ needs from both academic and personal perspectives.

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The author argues that counselors need to address disadvantaged students’ needs from both academic and personal perspectives.

Key concepts: Disadvantaged, Higher education, Psychology, Sociology, Medical education, Pedagogy, Medicine, Political science

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