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Public Community Colleges: C re a tin g Access and Oppor tunities for First- Genera tion College Students

By Julia Brookshire Everett

Научные статьи · 2015

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The author defines a first-generation college student and describes the struggle many such students face in obtaining higher-education degrees. Using Heller’s (2001) five categories of access, the author outlines how the public community college, more than any other type of highereducation institution, creates opportunities for many first-generation students. Community colleges, however, are not immune to challenges, especially low retention and transfer rate

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