First-generation students are more likely to turn to online sources for help when faced with academic challenges, instead of reaching

Without having much social capital in higher education, first-generation students must navigate and make sense of the norms, as well

Most first-generation students are left to navigate their undergraduate experience, including financial aid and housing, with little help from their

Compared to continuing generation students, who benefit from having at least one parent/ guardian having completed a higher education degree,

First-generation students are typically defined as students who do not have at least one parent/guardian who has graduated with a