Abstract
A series of academic and socio-effective strains arise with the insertion and permanence of involuntary minority culture students in the education system which can influence their academic performance as also in the way that they relate to the education system. The purpose of this essay is to give some forethought regarding the problems indigenous students face in the university, where the education system only present monocultural ideals. For this we will contemplate the theoretical basis of education from an intercultural perspective in regards to the participation of the universities and the initial formation of the professors. The outreach of the essay is in reference to the epistemological and praxeological implications that contribute to a knowledge based on a superior education with a social and cultural diversity context for an education where the professors have been formed with cultural variations.
Keywords:
College Students; cultural diversity; minority groups