The Discoveries

The struggle for a higher education for Hispanic/Latinos research has been informative with the information I have found. There are different factors towards them having support and faculty helping them out to succeed. Many students do not have support throughout the high school education and many students end up falling and not trying in school. Understanding a new way to educate Hispanic/Latino students ability to learn would be a great solution to solving the problem. In an article that I read it mentioned that coming from a low income house hold many students do not think that they could afford college and do not apply or try to go to a four year university. The poverty in the rural areas have teachers that do not try to do there best job to educate the future generation of Hispanic/Latinos or other races.

Interviewing the interviewee Jorge Lopez was an impact results that I did not expect having  completely opposite from the support that he received and the graduation rate was all the individuals. The teachers that taught him were highly helpful towards his success was a big impact. His fellow classmates went to attend community and he mentioned that “they were still currently enrolled in the community college” . There is still away to help out these individuals there is still other ways to have people be informed  Next step towards investigating is interviewing an individual from a poor high school because he mentioned that his school was decent and it stayed in my mind that it was a big factor towards his success.