Ey. Kim, CAREER CHOICE AMONG 2ND-GENERATION KOREAN-AMERICANS - REFLECTIONS OF A CULTURAL MODEL OF SUCCESS, Anthropology & education quarterly, 24(3), 1993, pp. 224-248
This article examines the pattern of career choice among Korean-Americ
an college students at a prestigious California university and analyze
s how that pattern reflects their immigrant parents' cultural model of
success and subsequent educational strategies. It describes the influ
ence of the cultural model as a family and community force on Korean-A
merican students' career choices as well as the costs incurred by that
model.