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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"African American women college students"”.

  1. Exploring the socialization experiences of nontraditional Black women in doctoral programs : a phenomenological study

    … attainment continues to increase for Black women at every level, yet their completion rates at the doctoral level are still disproportionate in comparison to White graduates (National Center of Education Statistics, 2020). Traditionally, pursuing a doctorate full time is correlated with …

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  2. The voices of African American women's transition experiences from a community college to a four-year college sharing a campus

    African American women make up a substantial percentage of the higher education student population. Research on their participation is disproportionately underrepresented and in many cases embedded within the experiences of Euro-American women and African American men. This method of grouping has …

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  3. Perceived Impact of Institutional Culture on Advanced Degree Aspirations of Students Attending Two Southern Women's Colleges

    Women's college culture has been found to have qualities that promote the success of the women who graduate from these institutions. This research sought to identify aspects of women's college culture that students perceive as having impacted their aspirations for an advanced degree. Fifty-eight …

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