Hispanics were more likely to borrow to attend private for-profit institutions than to attend public four-year institutions. In 2003-04, 68 percent of Hispanic undergraduates at for-profit institutions borrowed to pay for college, compared to 41 percent of Hispanics at public four-year institutions. This illustrates the complexity of attributing debt aversion to a group based solely on borrowing patterns.
Research
Latino Parents in Education
Publication Date:
Dec, 2008 This fact sheet list information related to: parental education attainment, parent attitudes, and parent involvement.
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Fast Facts
National Center for Education Statistics, Student Aversion to Borrowing: Who Borrows and Who Doesn’t
