prompt: Why do Asian American students achieve higher than other minorities and whites in higher education?
chosen.content: Why do Asian American students achieve higher than other minorities and whites in higher education?
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chosen.content: Asian American students typically have higher family incomes and lower poverty rates when compared to other minorities and whites. They also typically have higher levels of parental education, language proficiency, and culture of academic excellence. In addition, many states have adopted the SAT or ACT as the high school entrance exam, which puts Asian American students at a relative advantage due to their stronger performance on standardized tests.
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rejected.content: Why do Asian American students achieve higher than other minorities and whites in higher education?
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rejected.content:  Asian American students achieve higher rates of college education than other groups for several reasons, including increased family support and resources, cultural emphasis on education, and higher levels of parental education. Additionally, Asian American students have a higher rate of high school graduation, which can be attributed to cultural and familial expectations of success, as well as increased access to educational opportunities. Furthermore, Asian American students benefit from a wider variety of scholarships and funding opportunities aimed specifically at aiding members of their group. All of these factors contribute to the high rate of educational achievement by Asian American students.
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