1.) Being a First Generation college student is important
2.) First Generation college students have weight on their shoulders
3.) First generation college students are role models to others
4.) First generation college students are supposed to get a degree
5.) First generation college students doesn’t need to have a set career to make tons of money
6.) First generation college students will only be known for their background
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Great start, CoffeeLover! 🙂
NOW . . . the hard part.
Your six items are not a series of claims that get narrower and narrower until they result in a very specific claim that can be researched and tested for proof.
If you want to start with “only known for their background” and use that first position to investigate the prejudices (both personal and institutional) built in to the academic system that make it difficult for the first-in-the-family college student to succeed, let’s go!
But that becomes your 1), not your 6).
Are you up for it?
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