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	November 11, 2007 Minority Students Fare Better in Colleges When High-School Classmates Also Enroll, Researchers Say Black and Hispanic college freshmen perform better academically if their entering class includes substa Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-11-12 08:41:02 Open Document File Size: 16,20 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / Austin / / Facility Princeton University / University of Texas / Yale University / / IndustryTerm substantial peer networks / peer networks / large network / / Organization Princeton University / Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management / University of Texas at Austin / Yale University / / Person Marta Tienda / Jason M. Fletcher / Peter Schmidt / / Position professor of sociology / professor of sociology and public affairs / assistant professor of public health / / ProvinceOrState Texas / / URL http / SocialTag University of Texas at Austin Education Sociology Higher education Academia Oak Ridge Associated Universities Association of American Universities Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities

November 11, 2007 Minority Students Fare Better in Colleges When High-School Classmates Also Enroll, Researchers Say Black and Hispanic college freshmen perform better academically if their entering class includes substaAdd to Reading List