What Works to Promote Postsecondary School Attendance and Attainment: Mentoring Programs

In contrast, there is more consistent evidence from experimental studies that that mentoring programs are able to improve educational attainment, as indicated by college attendance. Program participants of both Project Raise, a program offering mentoring, academic assistance, and recreational activities, and Career Beginnings, a program offering mentoring, academic assistance, and a summer job, were found to be more likely to attend college than control group youth in these two studies (Cave & Quint, 1990; McPartland & Nettles, 1991).


 
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