In a study to ascertain the readiness of undergraduate social work majors to enter graduate schools of social work at advanced levels, selected seniors from an accredited school had significantly higher scores on the Chapin Test of Social Insight than those from non-accredited schools. Implications for further research are noted. (JT)

This study investigated the characteristics and experiences of 59 college students accelerated from their freshman to their junior year. The students showed high academic performance and few social problems, but questions of personal identity remained problematic; the best single predictor of academic success was found to be freshman grade-point…

Group differences among ethnic and racial groups on a series of educational measures and outcomes are examined. African-American and Hispanic students perform substantially lower than white and Asian students on the SAT I. These substantial differences also exist on a variety of other admissions tests used for undergraduate, graduate, and…