2015
DOI: 10.5430/irhe.v1n1p9
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Factors Influencing Enrollment in Higher Education: A Comparison of First and Second Generation Hispanic Students

Abstract: This study concentrated on first and second-generation Hispanic students' perception of higher education, parental support, degree of enculturation, and motivation having a direct correlation to students' pursuit of a post-secondary education. The information may have an impact on enrollment and retention in institutions of higher learning. The quantitative survey, Factors Influencing Hispanic Student Retention (FIHSR), was administered and analyzed to find differences between the studies subgroups: perception… Show more

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