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Querer Es Poder: First-Generation Latinx Students from Central Coast Navigating Higher Education Post-Pandemic
This qualitative study examined how the COVID-19 pandemic shaped the educational experiences, goals, and aspirations of First-Generation Latinx students from California’s Central Coast attending selected CSU campuses and identified the critical non-academic factors influencing their post-pandemic co
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