If no other family members have attended college, higher education may be perceived as unattainable. For parents who completed college, a bachelor’s degree often becomes the minimum level of higher education they envision for their children. In this 2-minute chapter of the Video podcast series, a Houston father shares his own story of growing up in a “bubble of inopportunity” and what changed his ideas on college accessibility.
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