Fact Sheet 1
Who are Potential First-Generation (FG) Students?
In 2011, 26% of potential FG students’ families were in poverty, with a median household income of $48,567. The Pell Institute is excited to unveil the first in a series of fact sheets illustrating who potential first-generation students are and the challenges they face in accessing and attaining post-secondary education. This initial fact sheet focuses on poverty, healthcare, race/ethnicity, geographic area, and other demographic and personal aspects of potential first-generation college students.
Fact Sheet 2
Potential First-Generation (FG) College Students’ School Days
This fact sheet studies academics and time use for potential first-generation students (neither parent has a bachelor’s degree). Data points explore grades, sports, time with electronics, and other important daily decisions that students make.
Bridging Research and Policy for Lasting Impact
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Valuable resources for enhancing educational opportunities
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Understand the benefits and uses of evaluation and assessment
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Advancing equity in postsecondary education
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Direct support services for students and relevant training for directors and staff
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Understand compensation and quality of life
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