Minority representation in higher education: the impact of population heterogeneity.: An article from: Journal of Higher Education

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From the supplier: A study of the effects of population heterogeneity on minority representation in higher education is conducted. Ethnic groups are found to be better represented in some educational institutions than in others, depending on their proportions relative to a state's population. Black representation in universities is apparently tied to the racial heterogeneity of the population. Nonetheless, population heterogeneity does not seem to be an accurate predictor of minority representation in higher education.

Citation Details
Title: Minority representation in higher education: the impact of population heterogeneity.
Author: Marc S. Mentzer
Publication:Journal of Higher Education (Refereed)
Date: July 1, 1993
Publisher: Ohio State University Press
Volume: v64 Issue: n4 Page: p417(17)

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