73% of Latino and 74% of Black students surveyed said they want to go to college, down from 79% for both groups in 2019.
The numbers for Latino and Black students closely reflect the national average, which sits at 74% for all seniors who aspire to attend college and 66% who expect to.A new survey of high school seniors graduating in 2023 found a sizable gap between young, Latino, Black and male students who want to go to college compared with those who believe they’ll go.
The numbers for Latino and Black students closely reflect the national average, which sits at 74% for all seniors who aspire to attend college and 66% for all who expect to go. Overall, females expressed significantly higher aspirations and expectations at 83% and 77%, respectively, compared with males at 68% and 57%.
When it comes to expectations to attend a four-year college, the percentage of all seniors expecting to attend has held steady at 46% since 2019. The percentage of all students expecting to attend a community college dropped from 25% in 2019 to 20% in 2023.
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