College graduation rates rise, but racial and gender gaps persist

College graduation rates: Whites, blacks, Asian-Americans and Hispanic-Americans are all graduating at higher rates, but racial and gender gaps persist

How the College Gender Gap Might Change the Economy - The New York Times

Women Are On The Rise As Leaders Of Top Research Universities

The unreported gender gap in high school graduation rates

Federal Data Show Racial Gap in High School Graduation Rates Is Closing

Section 2 - A Literature Review

Black women are earning more college degrees, but that alone won't close race gaps

The Gender Gap in College Enrollment and Graduation

Excellence Gaps by Race and Socioeconomic Status

PROOF POINTS: New higher ed data by race and ethnicity

How Student Debt and the Racial Wealth Gap Reinforce Each Other

Building a College-Educated America Requires Closing Racial Gaps in Attainment - Center for American Progress

College completion rates are up for all Americans, but racial gaps persist

Graduation rates at the College contain racial disparities, but narrower than national averages – The Williams Record

Post 5: Racial Differences in Educational Experiences and Attainment

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