Legal status and educational transitions for mexican and central american immigrant youth.

Soc Forces · 2013 · PMC3816545 · PMID 24511162

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While the main effect of in-state tuition for undocumented students does not significantly predict college enrollment in either model, its interaction is marginally significant (p = .08), potentially suggesting that state tuition policies have a stronger relationship with college enrollment for undocumented than for documented youth.

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