An 11-Year Analysis of Black Students' Experience of Problems and Use of Services: Implications for Counseling Professionals.

June, Lee N.; And Others

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Publication Date: 1990

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An 11-Year Analysis of Black Students' Experience of Problems and Use of Services: Implications for Counseling Professionals.

June, Lee N.; And Others

Journal of Counseling Psychology, v37 n2 p178-84 Apr 1990

Examined problems experienced and services used by Black college students (N=1,261) over 11 years. Found issues of finances, academic adjustment, and living conditions were ranked highest. Use of several services could be predicted by sex, classification, age, and residence, but use of services was not always consistent with rankings, particularly for mental health concerns. (Author/PVV)

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Black Students, College Housing, College Students, Counseling Services, Higher Education, Paying for College, Predictor Variables, School Counseling, Sex Differences, Student Personnel Services, Student Problems, Trend Analysis, Use Studies

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Language: English

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