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Taming the River examines the academic and social dynamics of different ethnic groups during the first two years of college. Focusing on racial.
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This book is one of the most important. Despite its heavy emphasis on quantitative findings, readers can easily understand the data presented in this book.

The authors' depiction of the challenges that many students, especially Black and Latino students, face while navigating the first two years of their higher education experience will hopefully inspire readers to develop educational programs to assist these students during this critical phase. Cortes, Review of Higher Education. The book clearly stimulates thought about institutional, state, and federal policies. Drezner, Journal of College Student Retention.

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This book—part of a series reporting on one of the most ambitious studies ever done on the experience of different groups in elite higher education—does more to remedy this problem than anything I have read in ten years. It delivers a revealing description of this part of society with comprehensive data that are brilliantly interpreted.

It will be indispensable reading for anyone concerned with higher education policy and the challenges of racial integration in the United States.

It contains an illuminating discussion of how undergraduates divide their time among coursework, social activities, recreation, and other pursuits, and why some students drop out of college or transfer to other institutions. This book will be invaluable to anyone interested in undergraduate education.

The arguments and data are compelling. Using a unique dataset containing an incredible richness of information on college experiences, the authors provide compelling explanations with breadth and depth.

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