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This article discusses how they go through college, and they bring up some challenges like the feeling of belong and how they have to juggle their home life and school life different since there is two different cultures (Margarita.paragraph,11) also how those who succeed in their college experience and support from their family (Margarita.paragraph,1)

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The number of college students that have these unique situation keeps growing and they want to succeed in their higher education.

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One big thing that effects these students is them trying to fit in and also be understood since the come from a different culture.

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One other big obstacle that these students face is the fact that they are the first in their family to go through this process thus there is no one they can look towards for guidance.

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One of the biggest factors that affects these students are the relationship they have between their parents and how that can affect their higher education.

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Counterargument: college students all have struggles 

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Counterargument: college students all have struggles 

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Many articles state how college is just a difficult process that people choose to go through all of these articles agree that college is hard, but they show how these students have the ability succeed just like any student they just need some assistance to do this.

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Throughout all of the sources one big thing that effects these students is the culture barrier they have and how that makes it hard for them to feel like they belong in certain setting or that they are understood by their peers and teachers. Reyna had this feeling Mutiple times where she did not feel understood by her peers and teachers for example teacher not understanding her work. (Grande.34)

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This article shows Her perspective of college and how hard the process was Since she had no one to guide her. (Velez, paragraph. 4)

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This article shows multiple interviews with different students were all these students have the same struggle of try to pursue a higher education and how these groups of students has grown (Banks. paragraph,2) and how important a higher education is to these students.

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Children From Immigrant Families Are Increasingly the Face of Higher Education (Published 2020)

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U.S.-born children of immigrants or immigrant students raised in the United States accounted for nearly 60 percent of the growth in university enrollment since 2000.

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This source shows in its study what amount of knowledge that the parents have about college can affect the support these students get (Castellanos, paragraph. 33)

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Counterargument: the Study say most parents show support

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Counterargument: the Study say most parents show support

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The journal does state that most of the parents do show a feeling of wanting to support but the fact is that study states that the knowledge they have about college well allow them to be supportive in productive way also states that their pool of subjects are going show more interest in their kids' education because they showed up to this Workshop. (Castellanos, Paragraph.50)

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Banks,Linda Santilli. Guilt is One Of The Biggest Struggles First-Generation College Students Face." Washingtonpost.com, 3 June 2015

Castellanos, Jeanette, et. How Mexican Parents' College knowledge, Perceptions, And Concerns Influence The Emotional And Behavioral Support Of Their Children To Pursue Higher Education: !Apoyamos La Educacion De Nuestros Hija/os!" The Journal of Latino-Latin American Studies, vol. 5, no. 2, summer 2013

Grande, Reyna. A Dream Called Home. Simon and Schuster, October 2, 2018

Jordan, Miriam. Children From Immigrant Families Are Increasingly the Face of Higher  Education. The New York times, November 2,2020

Margarita, Azmitia,et. “Dropping Out Is Not An Option”: How Educationally Resilient First‐Generation Students See The Future. New Directions for Child & Adolescent Development. Jun2018, Vol. 2018 Issue 160, p89-100. 12p.

Velez, Katherine. First-Generation University Students Face Distinct Struggles. Uloopinc, February 11, 2018

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Many groups go through unnoticed and face unique challenges one group is First generation immigrant college students they face unique challenges in school that most students do not adding to the fact that higher education is hard as it is though most college students struggle through their college experience many first generation college students have a harder time.