DOI: 10.17760/d20281537
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Black male community college students : a narrative study of their success

Abstract: Black males tend to start their higher education at a community college. However, when it comes to the issue of retention, there are few studies concerning the success of Black men who attend this type of higher education institution. Therefore it is vital to learn from academically successful Black male community college students. The purpose of this doctoral thesis narrative was to discover the support systems that affected academic completion of Black men at a community college in the Midwest. Utilizing Uri… Show more

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