JP Conte’s Research Sheds Light on Why First-Generation College Students Drop Out After Poor Grades
When first-generation college students receive failing or near-failing grades, they face a dropout risk that significantly exceeds that of their continuing-generation peers — and the reasons behind this disparity are more nuanced than simple academic unpreparedness. That is a central finding emerging from research associated with JP Conte, whose work has drawn attention to the […]
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