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Examining the STEM Educational Pipeline: The Influence of Pre-College Factors on the Educational Trajectory of African American students

  1. The findings identified academic rigor, specifically advance placement (AP) classes, pursuing an academic high school diploma, gender (female), being from a single parent home, family SES, and self expectancy as predictors of attending post-secondary education, while gender (male) and first generation status (not being first generation) predicted STEM degree attainment.
  2. The study also found that the overall models for predicting post-secondary enrollment and predicting STEM degree attainment were significant, while the model predicting majoring in a STEM field was not significant.
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