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Over time the math gap becomes a chasm—and for many students one of the main reasons for dropping out. These students also sustain psychological damage: Many grow up convinced that the fault is theirs—that they’re “bad at math.”
Ever wish you knew then what you know now? Now you can, if you’re a college student or about to be one. You can benefit from the earned, lived wisdom reflected in the tips below, without having to make the mistakes others have made. If you follow them, these five tips can make a huge difference in your ability to thrive and excel—not just at school but in life.
For black Americans in particular, who as a group earn the lowest salaries and have the least in assets compared with other racial groups, future salary earnings must be a consideration when choosing a college major and career.
I wish I could say my husband and I were so forward thinking when we began the college hunt with our children, but we weren’t. Having that kind of “begin with the end in mind” perspective would have been helpful to our adult children even now.
Today, Intel Corp. is announcing the Intel HBCU Grant Program, a three-year, $4.5 million initiative to help retain students in STEM pathways at six historically black colleges: Florida A&M University, Morgan State University, Howard University, Prairie View A&M University, North Carolina A&T State University, and Tuskegee University.
