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19 sie 2019 · There’s a larger party gap in views on the main purpose of college. A majority of Republicans (58%) say it should be to teach specific skills and knowledge that can be used in the workplace, while only 28% say it should be to help an individual grow personally and intellectually.
29 sty 2024 · Although not the majority, a considerable number of college students (41% of the sample in our study) reach across political divides in their friendships, which affirms that college students tend to be more successful at political boundary crossing than the general U.S. population (Dunn, 2020).
9 kwi 2024 · Two-thirds of Asian voters with a college degree align with the Democratic Party; 31% associate with the Republican Party. The partisan balance among Asian voters with a college degree has remained largely the same over our last two decades of surveys.
26 kwi 2016 · Among adults who have completed college but have not attended graduate school (approximately 16% of the public), 44% have consistently or mostly liberal political values, while 29% have at least mostly conservative values; 27% have mixed ideological views.
31 sty 2022 · Political party affiliation may reflect another component of civic beliefs surrounding policies and national priorities. Prior research has indicated that young people are more detached from political parties compared to other points in time (Mycock & Tonge, 2011; Wattenberg, 2015).
31 paź 2022 · Nearly 8 in 10 (79%) college students plan to vote in the midterm election giving them the power to make significant change that matters in their lives. College student or not — make sure to...
22 sty 2021 · The author examines the role of affiliation networks in shaping the political identities of students in college, using panel survey data from a case study of a predominantly liberal institution, tracking students’ political identities and affiliation memberships throughout the course of college.
