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spur sagging college enrollment amongblacks,\"there will be fewer black students in college in 1990 than today,\"says a new report.  \nBlack college enrollment in the South,which exploded in the 1960s and early1970s,has tapered off significantly,and Southern states should consider in-stituting early academic preparation programs for high school students,betterinforming prospective black college students about academic preparation and in-creasing state need-based student aid,according to the study released by theSouthern Regional Education Board(SREB)。  \nThe report,\"The Enrollment of Black Students in Higher Education:Can DeclinesBe Prevented?\"is the work of SREB research associate Joseph Marks。Accordingto Marks,the rate of increase for college attendance by black students hastrailed the rate of total student enrollment growth by an ever-widening margin.  \nSlowed GrowthFrom the mid-1960s to 1970,the number of black studentscompleting four years of college grew 60 percent,the study said,reaching462,000.But between 1976 and 1982 it grew by only 9 percent.The rate ofSouthern black high school graduates attending college declined by more than8 percent from 1976 to 1982.  \nAt the same time there was an increase of white students going to college,de-spite a great decline in their high school graduation rates.  \nSREB's data was collected by colleges and universities in Alabama,Arkansas,Florida,Georgia,Kentucky,Louisiana,Maryland,Mississippi,North Carolina,Oklahoma,South Carolina,Tennessee,Texas,Virginia and West Virginia,as wel1as the U.S.Census Bureau.  \nMarks said a dip in enrollment growth rate emerged while he was doing his rou-tine enrollment research.  \n\"Instead of just doing our regular two-year enrollment study,we decided tolook at enrollment from 1976 to 1982,\"he explained.\"From the figures it wasvery clear enrollment was on the decline,and that set off our interest.\"  \nMost of the drop is occurring in the predominantly black institutions locatedin the South,Marks said.\"If you look at each two-year interval,these insti-tutions are falling further and further behind,\"he added.\"Integration [ofnon-historically black Southern colleges]has worked.\"(more)  \n# COLLEGE ENROLLMENT BY SOUTHERN BLACKS HITTING THE SKIDS,SREB SAYS(Cont.)\n\nMarks said academic improvement programs for blacks still in secondary schoolmay offer the best hope to reverse the decline in black college enrollment.  \n\"We've seen some indication that these so-called early intervention efforts …is an area that shows a lot of promise,\"Marks said,adding that such effortsare consistent with the movement toward improving educational quality.  \n\"Bullding on the known relationship between academic preparation and collegeattendance is a key to promoting the enrollment in and graduation of blackstudents from colleges and universities,\"the study says.“A solid backgroundat every level in the educational sequence breeds later success.\"  \nBnrorm1ny,ffort Dhees are beingSome of those efforts have been developingmandated by state legislators.  \nLouisiana,for example,recently enacted legislation requiring the state boardof elementary and secondary education and the board of regents to devise andadopt a program of additional academic assistance for college-bound studentshaving 1imited preparation and achievement levels.Effective May 31,1987,college-bound students identified as needing such assistance will be requiredto participate in the program either during the summer or through an extendedschool-day program while they are still in high school.  \nIncreased state funding of need-based student grant programs also would promoteimproved black enrollment patterns,according to the study,since increases infederal student aid have dried up.  \nAlthough the rapid expansion of federal student aid in the 1970s assisted thou-sands of black students","cbCaiad6szSEkTPM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiad6szSEkTPM","pdf",1136198,"English","# COLLEGE ENROLLMENT BY SOUTHERN BLACKS HITTING THE SKIDS, SREB SAYS\n## Study findings and enrollment trends\n## Data sources and research approach\n## Early intervention and state grant support\n## Proposed legislation and funding context\n## Report availability","[{\"question\":\"What does the SREB report warn about black college enrollment in Southern states?\",\"answer\":\"It warns that without policies to spur enrollment, there will be fewer black students in college in 1990 than there are today.\"},{\"question\":\"What major enrollment trend does the study identify for 1976–1982?\",\"answer\":\"Black college attendance growth slowed sharply, with a reported decline in high school graduates attending college and a growing gap versus overall student enrollment growth.\"},{\"question\":\"What solutions does the report recommend to reverse the decline?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes early academic improvement programs for secondary students, better informing prospective students about academic preparation, and increased need-based student grant support.\"}]","COLLEGE ENROLLMENT BY SOUTHERN BLACKS HITTING THE SKIDS, SREB SAYS - Cont. | PDF",1789968687,13]