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Business major fails to attract Latino students

  • Written by Kevin Singer, PhD Student, Research Assistant with IDEALS (Interfaith Diversity Experiences and Attitudes Longitudinal Study), North Carolina State University
Business major fails to attract Latino studentsLatinx students majoring in business are underrepresented in higher education.FatCamera/GettyImages

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the inequity of the U.S. economy toward minority racial and ethnic groups. Research shows that successful entrepreneurship can help reduce the racial wealth disparity, especially for the Latino community.

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