Increasing Student Participation in Higher Education: New Collaborations for New Populations - James Montoya & Stephen J. Handel
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Increasing Student Participation in Higher Education: New Collaborations for New Populations - James Montoya & Stephen J. Handel
- 2. The U. S. Achievement Gap for Latinos Only 15% of Latino 9th graders will attain a bachelor degree vs. 29% for all 9th graders.1 1 Calculation: 12 out of 76 middle school graduate is 15.8%; assumes all 76 middle school students in this scenario are 8 th graders and attend the 9th grade or high school. See Appendix for general population student education pipeline Source: Pew Hispanic Center, Hispanic College Fund
- 3. James Montoya, Vice President, Higher Education Relationship Development jmontoya@collegeboard.org Stephen J. Handel, Executive Director, Community College Initiatives and Higher Education Relationship Development shandel@collegeboard.org