Abstract
This study investigates the significant types of social support being offered to Black and Hispanic students attending a diverse institution of higher education with low Black and Hispanic student enrollment. The sample consists of 43 Black and 30 Hispanic students. Results indicate that both Black and Hispanic students believe close-friendship, faculty, and classmate support to impact their academic achievement. Results from this study support previous research and can benefit trainers, administrators, and instructors.
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Recommended Citation
Jones, S.,
Gordon-Biddle, K.,
&
Raskauskas, J.
(2011).
Promoting Academic Success Among African American and Hispanic College Students.
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/2010/posters/3
Promoting Academic Success Among African American and Hispanic College Students
This study investigates the significant types of social support being offered to Black and Hispanic students attending a diverse institution of higher education with low Black and Hispanic student enrollment. The sample consists of 43 Black and 30 Hispanic students. Results indicate that both Black and Hispanic students believe close-friendship, faculty, and classmate support to impact their academic achievement. Results from this study support previous research and can benefit trainers, administrators, and instructors.
