Problems of Access to Higher Education for Students of Non-White Ethnic Backgrounds

Problems of Access to Higher Education for Students of Non-White Ethnic Backgrounds [electronic resource] / Alberto M. Ochoa.

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As California moves to become the only large industrial State with a numerical majority composed of non-whites, the quality of education and institutional expectations for non-white children diminishes. For example, Hispanic students in California are members of the fastest growing ethnic group in t...

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Main Author: Ochoa, Alberto M.
Corporate Author: California State University, Los Angeles
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1985.
Subjects:
Academic Achievement.
Access to Education.
Educational Opportunities.
Educational Policy.
Elementary Secondary Education.
Equal Education.
Expectation.
Hispanic Americans.
Minority Groups.
Racial Discrimination.
Student Needs.

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