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THE RESILIENCE OF STUDENTS WITH AN IMMIGRANT BACKGROUND: FACTORS THAT SHAPE WELL-BEING © OECD 2018 This chapter examines differences between immigrant and native students in their expectations for further education and a career. In many countries immigrant students are more likely to expect to attend university and to work in managerial and professional occupations. However, many of the immigrant students who hold ambitious expectations for themselves have not acquired the level of skills that would enable them to make a smooth transition into tertiary education and succeed in the labour market. Chapter 8 What students with an immigrant background expect in their future