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The essay analyzes data from various government sources to highlight the factors contributing to the academic and professional success of Asian Americans. It presents statistics showing that Asian students lead in standardized test scores, advanced coursework, homework habits, stable family structures, and lower absenteeism and suspension rates. These indicators collectively explain the higher earnings observed among Asian men and women compared to other racial groups. The author argues that Asian success is not an accident but a result of personal choices, hard work, and a strong emphasis on education.
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Asian Success isn't an Accident →
Writer
Thomas J. Pfaff
Summary
The essay analyzes data from various government sources to highlight the factors contributing to the academic and professional success of Asian Americans. It presents statistics showing that Asian students lead in standardized test scores, advanced coursework, homework habits, stable family structures, and lower absenteeism and suspension rates. These indicators collectively explain the higher earnings observed among Asian men and women compared to other racial groups. The author argues that Asian success is not an accident but a result of personal choices, hard work, and a strong emphasis on education.
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