The national backlash against trans and nonbinary young people may have led fewer nonbinary students to disclose their gender identity in their applications to...
Surveys show that the more time poverty, the greater the chances of a student earning fewer credits or dropping out. This is especially true for Black and Hispanic students and for women.
A study showed that students became disoriented about their majors during their undergraduate education. Oftentimes, they were influenced by professors and advisers who were dismissive of their aspirations and abilities. These students experienced failure, which sometimes ruined their motivation.
Schools will be allowed to pay future players with something more than scholarships. They can give them cash but that’s about all we know. The rest is uncharted territory and there are many more questions than answers.
According to some research, everything associated with landing a good job— professional networks, high GPAs, internships, status symbols—is unequally distributed by class.
Only two out of three internships offer compensation for students at four-year colleges. The situation is worse for students at two-year institutions, where 50% of internships are unpaid.
