"see blue." U 2015 | First Generation
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This document provides information for first generation college students at the University of Kentucky (UK). At UK, 1 in 5 students are first generation, meaning neither parent has a bachelor's degree. Nationally only 24% of first generation students graduate college, compared to 25-35% at UK within 4-6 years. First generation students face financial, academic, social and personal barriers. The document lists resources at UK to help first generation students succeed, such as advising, mentoring, programming and printing support from the First Generation office. It provides contact information for those who can assist first generation students.
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