Business Schools Face Uphill Minority Recruitment Battle: Critics Say Some Accreditation Rules Hurt More than Help.

Farrell, Charles S.

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ERIC Number: EJ399894

Record Type: CIJE

Publication Date: 1989

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Business Schools Face Uphill Minority Recruitment Battle: Critics Say Some Accreditation Rules Hurt More than Help.

Farrell, Charles S.

Black Issues in Higher Education, v5 n21 p9,12 Jan 19 1989

The number of minority students in business schools has not increased in the past 10 years. Discusses various problems that minority students face when trying to qualify for entrance into business school, and various programs implemented to help minority students who are interested in business. (JS)

Descriptors: Admission (School), Black Students, Business Education, Business Skills, Enrichment Activities, Enrollment Influences, Enrollment Rate, Equal Education, Higher Education, Minority Groups

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - General

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Language: English

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