Charting a Necessary Path: The Baseline Report of the Access to Success Initiative
December 03, 2009 by
Mamie Lynch,
Jennifer Engle
The baseline report of the Access to Success Initiative shows that low-income and minority students enroll in and graduate from four-year programs at disproportionately lower rates than do other high school graduates in their respective states.
Published: December 3, 2009
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