Cómo financiar la educación universitaria: Pasado vs. presente

This is the Spanish translation of the article: “Financing a College Education Past Vs. Present” published in H.O. in May 2018

Qué nos dice el censo

Gustavo A. Mellander explora el contexto histórico de los censos desde la antigua Babilonia hasta las prácticas modernas en los Estados Unidos. Se discuten investigaciones recientes sobre los logros educativos de los jóvenes hispanos, los desafíos y la necesidad de estrategias innovadoras para apoyar a las poblaciones desatendidas en la educación superior.

Changing Hispanic Realities

The Hispanic population in the U.S. grew significantly from 2010 to 2022, now accounting for 19% of the population, driven by births rather than immigration. The geographic distribution shifted, and educational attainment among Hispanics also increased notably during this period.

Los doctorados que obtienen los salarios más altos

First in the Family

First generation students still face challenges to succeed in college; however, there are more opportunities than ever and support programs, such as financial aid, and campus resources to address academic, financial, and social obstacles.

The Next Step for “The Unstoppables”: Hispanic Women CEOs

Drug Abuse and Education

According to a recent Rand study, there is a direct correlation between drug abuse and educational achievement. The less education one acquires, the more dismal the consequences. It is yet another story to be shared among Hispanics. 

Oportunidades para los hispanos en el sector privado

Los hispanos/latinos están fuertemente subrepresentados en puestos de liderazgo en el sector privado. Es imperativo que las generaciones más jóvenes reciban la orientación necesaria para tener éxito en un campo tan exigente.

Why did the Supreme Court Exempt Military Academies?

The Supreme Court’s decision barring the use of race in college admissions triggered a nationwide decline in minority enrollments. However, a footnote exempts military academies, citing “potentially distinct interests” crucial for national security. The Department of Defense has argued that diversity is vital for a strong, effective military, although critics question the exemption’s rationale.

Financial Rewards of a College Degree

The Hispanic population in the United States, despite facing challenges and hardships, has experienced significant growth, with education as a key driver of their economic success.

What the Census Tells Us

Gustavo A. Mellander explores the historical context of censuses from ancient Babylon to modern U.S. practices. It discusses recent research on young Hispanic educational achievements, challenges, and the need for innovative strategies to support underserved populations in higher education.

First Female Harvard Business School Chair

Professor Regina Herzlinger, first woman to gain tenure and chair at Harvard Business School, encourages individuals to have a plan, think big, have resilience, and enjoy their journey of personal and professional growth.