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Foreword |
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Executive Summary |
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Introduction |
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A Brief History of Latina/os in Higher Education |
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Description of Trends Data: The CIRP Freshman Survey |
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Demographic Characteristics |
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Citizenship Status and Native Language |
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Family Income of Entering Freshmen |
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Academic Preparation and Aspirations at College Entry |
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Self-Rated Drive to Achieve |
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High School Grade Point Average |
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Self Perceptions of Academic Competence |
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Preparation by High School Subject Area |
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Aspirations at College Entry |
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15 | (1) |
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16 | (1) |
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17 | (1) |
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18 | (1) |
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Shifts in Selection of Colleges Closer to Home |
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College Application Rates |
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Reasons for Selecting a College |
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Values and Political Attitudes |
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Civic Values and Commitments |
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Attitudes on Specific Issues and Gender Differences |
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Implications and Conclusions |
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References |
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Appendix: CIRP Freshman Survey Trends Data |
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