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Session Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
The papers in this session offer novel ways of conceptualizing undergraduate education, including variation in decisions students make during college and how those decisions are shaped or how they shape inequality after college.
Becoming Interesting: How Elite Undergraduates Build Cultural Capital Through Narrative - Christopher George Takacs, University of Chicago
Choices, Identities, Paths: Understanding Students’ Academic Decisions - Mitchell L. Stevens, Stanford University; Monique Harrison, Stanford University; Marissa Thompson, Stanford University; Arik Lifschitz, Stanford University; Sorathan Chaturapruek, Stanford University
Learning to Play the Field: Extended Advantages of Elite Secondary Education for Low-Income College Students - Melissa Osborne, University of Chicago
The Limits of Human Capital: College Majors, Internships, and the School-to-Work Transition - Corey Pech, Ohio State University
Defining Dropout: Symbolic Boundaries, College Identity, and Persistence among Four-year Students - Christina Ciocca Eller, Columbia University