In personal experience, my dad came to the United States in 1968. He felt accomplished for leaving his homeland and reaching America. He had the schema that America was a place that offered opportunities and success. As he reached the United States, he had a big desire to obtain a higher education by attending to the most prestigious school in New York City (NYU...
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When he first decided to register he had to meet with a Dean to discuss his admission. He was very eager to start college but the Dean responded: Have you looked at your self? Do you really think you belong here? And do u have even have money to pay for your education I don’t think so. I think you should go somewhere else where they accept someone of your kind...
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