Proportion Of Minorities Lower At UConn - Black, Hispanic Students Likelier To Attend Community Schools, Report Says

Minority residents make up 21.4 percent of Connecticut’s population and 22.5 percent of the enrollment in the state’s higher education system.

But the majority of black and Hispanic students are enrolled at community and technical colleges, while the proportion of black and Hispanic students at the University of Connecticut lags, according to a wide-ranging report on Connecticut higher education released Wednesday.”*

*From: http://www.courant.com
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