L.A. Unified Students’ Pathways to College: Four-Year College Application Patterns

This research brief from the LAERI Research-Practice Partnership is the first in a series exploring Los Angeles Unified School District’s (L.A. Unified) students’ pathways to college. This brief focuses on students’ survey reports about whether and where they applied to college. It describes the percentage of twelfth graders from the class of 2017 who applied to college, where they applied to college, and how these patterns differed among young men and women and among students from different ethnic/racial backgrounds or academic preparation levels. The data for this brief come from a collaborative effort between LAERI and L.A. Unified to develop survey questions for L.A. Unified’s annual surveys about students’ experiences, behaviors, and supports during the college application process.

News Coverage

EdWeek

November, 2018

Learning About Los Angeles Students’ Pathways to College

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EdWeek

November, 2018

The District Role in Improving Students’ College Access and Success

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Los Angeles Daily News

November, 2018

8 in 10 LAUSD seniors apply to college. Here are the campuses they chose

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