Fewer parents expect kids to earn degrees

A survey in Massachusetts shows declining parental interest in four-year college degrees, with only 45% expecting their children to pursue one, the lowest in three years. The findings highlight significant disparities based on income, race, and parental education, with lower-income and minority families expressing less confidence in college pathways. The results emphasize the need for more equitable access to college advising, financial aid, and learning opportunities amid ongoing educational reforms and economic changes.

Size: 120%Text Size

Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary

Display The Full Article