
Student Group at Cornell Seeks to Boost Black Male Graduation Rate
Students Working Ambitiously to Graduate (SWAG) pairs African-American male freshmen with upperclass mentors.
Students Working Ambitiously to Graduate (SWAG) pairs African-American male freshmen with upperclass mentors.
It is likely that the financial aid provided by an athletic scholarship is a critical factor in enabling many black student athletes to stay in school.
For black students who matriculated in the fall of 2004, only 43 percent earned their degree within six years.