A National Comparison of Universities Successful and Unsuccessful in Enrolling Blacks Over a Five Year Period.

Sedlacek, William E.; And Others

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A National Comparison of Universities Successful and Unsuccessful in Enrolling Blacks Over a Five Year Period

Sedlacek, William E.; And Others

Journal of College Student Personnel, 16, 1, 57-63, Jan 75

Results from 109 of 110 large universities showed a national increase in new black freshman enrollment from three percent in 1969 to six percent in 1973. Schools most successful in enrolling blacks tended to emphasize academic programs, and least successful schools tended to emphasize money. (Author)

Descriptors: Admission Criteria, Black Students, College Admission, Comparative Analysis, Higher Education, Minority Groups, Research Projects

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