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Higher
Education
 With
education thought to be one of the keys to any new immigrant group’s
success in America, a focus on Hmong achievement in the realm of higher
education can be an indicator of group well-being. In this regard, while
the bachelor’s degree attainment rates are low (7.5% of the adult Hmong
population compared to 24.4% of the entire U.S. population), rates are
climbing, particularly among Hmong women.
Kawm Ntawv Qib Siab
Kev kawm yog ib tug yawm sij ntawm txoj kev vam meej tsis hais rau haiv
neeg twg li uas tau tuaj nyob rau teb chaws Asmesliskas no, muab Hmoob
lub meej mom ntawm kev kawm ntawv qib siab los tsom, yeej pom tias lawv
yog ib pawg neeg muaj kev vam meej lawm. Nyob li qhov nov, txawm cov uas
tau kawm tiav 4 xyoos qib siab (bachelor’s degree) muaj tsawg kawg
los(tag nrho Hmoob muaj 7.5% hos yog muab piv rau tag nrho tsoom fwv
Asmeliskas cov pej xeem thoob plaws lub teb chaws U. S. no nyuam qhuav
muaj 24.4% xwb), cov kawm tau mus rau qib siab tsuas muaj coob zuj zus,
tshwj xeeb tshaj plaws yog cov poj niam Hmoob.
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