Are students whose parents or legal guardian have not completed a bachelor’s degree, which means that they may not understand how to navigate higher education. They often hail from low-income households and are required to work while attending school, to finance their education. Juggling work and the demands of college
Practices that foster academic growth in students across socioeconomic and cultural boundaries. None of these practices involve hands-on classroom interventions on the part of administrators, but all foster a structured environment that’s focused on student learning – a school culture of learning.
An undergraduate degree that is given to a student by a college or university after the completion of a degree program, which typically lasts two years.
A financial aid award that is given to graduate students to assist them in paying for tuition, in return, they serve in positions such as teaching or research assistantships.