THE DISMAL SCIENTISTS: The Economics of Higher Education, Part 3: Why Do Fewer Blacks Graduate?

The Economics of Higher Education, Part 3: Why Do Fewer Blacks Graduate?

Mike Gumpper, Professor of Economics @ Millersville University

I am a professor of economics at Millersville University, one of the state system universities in Pennsylvania. For over twenty years, I served as the Director of the Center for Economic Education, an affiliate of the Council for Economic Education. In my role as professor, I teach microeconomics, environmental and health economics, and public finance. As the former director of the CEE, I helped k-12 teachers and curriculum coordinators learn how to apply and teach economics and personal finance. My passion is economics and helping people understand the economic way of thinking. I am responsible for any errors and the opinions in the blog are my own.

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The Economics of Higher Education, Part 3: Why Do Fewer Blacks Graduate?

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