In Italy, academic achievement and university enrollment are strongly influenced by socioeconomic status (ESCS). However, despite these disadvantages, a subset of Low ESCS students demonstrates academic resilience by attaining high academic performance and continuing their education. This study explores the factors contributing to such resilience, with a focus on regional and school-type influences, through a multinomial modelling approach that jointly considers high school performance and university enrollment decisions.
Academic Resilience Among Low ESCS Students in Italy
Pisu, Alessandra;Sulis, Isabella;Porcu, Mariano
2025-01-01
Abstract
In Italy, academic achievement and university enrollment are strongly influenced by socioeconomic status (ESCS). However, despite these disadvantages, a subset of Low ESCS students demonstrates academic resilience by attaining high academic performance and continuing their education. This study explores the factors contributing to such resilience, with a focus on regional and school-type influences, through a multinomial modelling approach that jointly considers high school performance and university enrollment decisions.
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