First-in-family data ‘lacks robustness’

They are the First Fleeters of the university world: household pioneers trailblazing a brave new world of higher education. They wear the ‘first-in-family’ status as a badge of honour, signifying breakthrough and huge personal achievement. But questions are emerging over just what ‘first-in-family’ means, and whether it should be considered a coherent group, writes John Ross for The Australian. More...