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Summer melt
Summer melt is the phenomenon of prospective college students' motivation to attend college "melting" away during the summer between the end of high school and beginning of college.〔 LARRY GORDON, October 19, 2014, Los Angeles Times (Advisors work to freeze 'summer melt,' get students to college ), Retrieved January 19, 2015〕〔 Stacy Teicher Khadaroo, AUGUST 8, 2014, Christian Science Monitor, (Stopping 'summer melt' – and getting more kids to college this fall ), Retrieved January 19, 2015〕〔 Peg Tyre, August 29, 2013, Washington Post, (Why some students are no-shows on the first day of college ), Retrieved January 19, 2015〕〔 Annie Murphy Paul, May 24, 2013, Time Magazine, (The Key to College Success: Summer -- Incoming freshmen can flounder in the months before becoming a college student ), Retrieved January 19, 2015〕 This phenomenon is especially prevalent in low-income minority communities, where students who qualify for college and in some cases even register for classes ultimately end up not attending college because they lack resources, support, guidance, and encouragement.〔 Jennifer Andaluz, , San Jose Mercury News, August 14, 2014, (Summer melt: Low income kids accepted to college need help to actually get there ), Retrieved January 19, 2015〕
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