Higher Education in low Income people

Made by Naveed_Ul_Hassan

Survey responses on higher Education low Income people

1- Academic Problems:

Inefficient use of available resources.

Unequal distribution of Faculties among Public & Private Sector

Lack of Monitoring 

Lack of standardization of Private Universities.

Emphasize on quantitative education rather than qualitative aspect of education.

Inadequate attention to research and support for it.

5- Social Problems:Lack of moral training in Higher Education Institutions

Promoting Westernization on the name of Modernization

Creating social misbalances

PROGRESS: RESULTS FOR STUDENTSDROPOUT RATES DECREASING

4

PROGRESS: RESULTS FOR STUDENTS

5

THE HIGHEST HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATE IN U.S. HISTORY

THE CHALLENGE:TOO FEW LOW-INCOME STUDENTS COMPLETE HIGH SCHOOL

6

63%

96%

THE CHALLENGE:ONLY 29 PERCENT OF LOW-INCOME STUDENTS GO TO

COLLEGE

7

29%

80%

THE CHALLENGE:ONLY 14 PERCENT OF LOW-INCOME STUDENTS COMPLETE COLLEGE

8

60.7%

14.5%

THE CHALLENGE:

9

DISPARITIES IN ADVANCED COURSEWORK

Black Hispanic White Asian0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

% of to-tal popu-lation% of test takers% of test passers

14% 9%

4%

18%

18% 16

%

58% 56

%

62%

6%11%

12%

OVERALL CONCLUSIONHIGHER EDUCATION IN LOW INCOME PEOPLE

In Pakistan, providing education to the masses had always been state responsibility. Now there has been a major push for the private provision of educational services. Moreover, corrupt politicians, feudalism, injustice are such problems which have further pressed the most pressed people of the country. Education is a tremendous tool for social change as well as an opportunity out of poverty traps. People trapped in the lower classes have trouble climbing out of it because they lack the tools to do so, because they live in a feudal society that actively works to keep them there, and education can be a form of escape hatch. But unfortunately schooling has been turned into a profit-making commercial venture. Given the fact that private returns to education are high, such a move has reinforced income inequalities. It has become big business and to top it, it is generating a lot of black money today.