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Diversity and inclusion

Diversity and inclusion

A poor introductory science degree grade has ‘devastating’ effect on students from under-represented groups

30 Sep 2022
Students in a lecture
Stepping back: a poor grade in an introductory course can reduce the chance of under-represented groups going on to obtain a science degree. (Courtesy: iStock/Steve-Debenport)
People from under-represented minority groups who earn low marks in introductory science degree cour

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