Nineteen percent of Black adults, or nearly 6.4 million, have some college credit but no degree, compared with 16 percent of white adults, the Census Bureau reports. This creates a vicious cycle, said ...

The college-going gap between Black and white Americans was always bad. ... have some college credit but no degree compared with 16% of white adults, the Census Bureau reports.

Black and Latinx students who earn bachelor’s degrees take longer to graduate, earn more debt, and face more employment challenges than white peers. Students browsing books at at Miami Dade ...

The median wealth held by black families with a college degree and student loans by the time the head of household is 65 years old, she said, is about $61,000, versus roughly $422,000 for white ...

In contrast, White women with a college degree are more Democratic than Republican by 15 percentage points (42% Republican or Republican leaning, 57% Democrat or lean Democrat). Among Black and ...

In 2014, the Census Bureau reported the percentage of adults with four years of college under their belt was 32% overall — 35.6% for white adults, 22.2% for blacks and 15.2% for Hispanics.

Black New Yorkers whose highest level of education is a bachelor’s degree earn $42,800 a year on average compared to $64,700 for their white counterparts — an annual gap of $21,900.

And 20 percent of Latinx and 26 percent of black STEM majors left their institutions without earning a degree, the research showed. Only 13 percent of white STEM majors dropped out. Previous studies ...

Students’ race and ethnicity affect their chances of earning a college degree, according to several new reports on higher education released in January and February 2023. College degrees are ...

In San Francisco, for example, almost 7 in 10 people living in white neighborhoods have at least a bachelor’s degree. The same is true for only one-fifth of residents of black communities in ...

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However, a 2019 study found that for women who had attended college or earned a college degree — a statistic that often correlates with income and insurance coverage — the Black-white ...