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Session Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
Students and colleges make many consequential choices. These five papers explore several of the most important ones: financial, academic, traditional or for-profit sector, and (for colleges) how to practice inclusion.
Positively Maintained Inequality: Do Women from All Family Backgrounds Reach Parity or Surpass Men in College Attendance in China Over Time? - Yapeng Wang, University of Virginia
Understanding Institutional Choice: Why High Achieving Students Choose For-Profit Education? - David K. Kirui, University of Pennsylvania
Choosing and changing course: Postsecondary students and the process of selecting a college major - Patrick Denice, University of Western Ontario
Do Undergraduate Funding Sources Matter for the Achievement of a Graduate Degree? - Byeongdon Oh, University of Kansas; ChangHwan Kim, University of Kansas
What Does It Take? Moving Towards Racial Inclusivity at Predominantly White Colleges - Katherine McClelland, Franklin and Marshall College; David Karen, Bryn Mawr College