The Role of HBCUsthe College Choice Process of African Americans in California.

Tobolowsky, Barbara F.; Outcalt, Charles L.; McDonough, Patricia M.

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Publication Date: 2005-Jan-1

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The Role of HBCUsthe College Choice Process of African Americans in California

Tobolowsky, Barbara F.; Outcalt, Charles L.; McDonough, Patricia M.

Journal of Negro Education, v74 n1 p63-75 2005

The unique role played by historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in the African American community, particularly in the educational plans of students and their families, is more vital to understand. A study analyzes interview and focus-group data with African American students, parents, and counselors at 20 southern California high schools.

Descriptors: African American Community, College Choice, Black Colleges, African American Students, College Role, Attitude Measures

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