Road Blocks to Graduate School: Black Americans Are Not Achieving Parity.

Brazziel, William F.

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Road Blocks to Graduate School: Black Americans Are Not Achieving Parity.

Brazziel, William F.

Educational Record, v68 n4 v69 n1 p108-15 Fall-Win 1987-88

Economic factors have had a significant impact in lowering the attainments of minority groups in graduate education. A sluggish market for college teachers, high costs of graduate education, limited financial support, and more lucrative opportunities in other fields have lured many minorities out of the Ph.D. pipeline. (MLW)

Descriptors: Black Colleges, Blacks, College Faculty, College Students, Doctoral Degrees, Economic Factors, Graduate Study, Higher Education, Minority Groups, Professional Education, Racial Discrimination, Salaries, Teaching (Occupation), Trend Analysis

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