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Latinos in Higher Education: Many Enroll, Too Few Graduate.

Richard J. Fry

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Provides a detailed examination of the extent and nature of Hispanic college enrollment in comparison to that of adults of other racial/ethnic identities. Explores the differences in college enrollment among Latinos by generation and country of origin.

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Provides a detailed examination of the extent and nature of Hispanic college enrollment in comparison to that of adults of other racial/ethnic identities. Explores the differences in college enrollment among Latinos by generation and country of origin.

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Provides a detailed examination of the extent and nature of Hispanic college enrollment in comparison to that of adults of other racial/ethnic identities. Explores the differences in college enrollment among Latinos by generation and country of origin.

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

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