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ED 089 641 HE 005 397 AUTHOR Astin, Alexander W.; And Othejs TITLE The American Freshman: National Norms for Fall 1973. INSTITUTION California Univ., Los Angeles. Graduate School of Education SPONS AGENCY American Council on Education, Washington, D.C. PUB DATE [74] NOTE 115p. AVAILABLE FROM Cooperative Institutional Research Program, Graduate School of Education, University of California, Los Angeles, 405 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90024 ($4.00)

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.75 HC-$5.40 PLUS POSTAGE DESCRIPTORS *Biographical Inventories; *College Freshmen; Demography; *Higher Education; *Institutional Research; National Norms; Research Projects; Statistical Data; *Student Characteristics IDENTIFIERS *Student Information Form ABSTRACT This is the eighth annual report of national normative data on characteristics of students entering college as first-time, fulltime freshmen. Data are based on responses from 189,733 freshmen entering 360 institutions to the Student Information Form (S1F), the survey instrument. The SIF is designed to elicit a wide range of biographic and demographic data, as well as data on the student's high school background, career plans, educational aspirations, financial arrangements, high school activities, and current attitudes. National norms are categorized according to type of institution and type of control for: men, uomen, and 01 freshmen; universities by selectivity level, by sex; 4-year colleges by selectivity level; and geographic region, by sex. Appendices give institutions participating in the ACErUCLA cooperative institutional research program and the 1973 Student Information Form. (MJM) HE WW1FRESHIllin 114110MIL rfORITIS FOR RILLIm

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rrerican Council on EducationIUniversity of California at LasAngeles COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM of the AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION and the UNIVERSITY 9F CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES

The Cooperative Institutional Research Program (CIRP) Is a national longitudinal study of the American higher eduJational system. Established in 1966 by the American Council on Education, the CIRP is now the largest ongoing empirical study of American higher educationinvolving data on more than 500 institutions, 100,000 faculty, and 2.5 million students. In order to maximize the utilization of these data in research and research training, responsibility for administering the CIRP was transferred in 1973 to the Graduate School of Education at the University of California, Los Angeles. The annual CIRP survey of entering freshmen is now administered from the Higher Education Laboratory at UCLA under continuing support and sponsorship of the American Council on Education.

AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION

The American Council on Education, founded in 1918, is a council cf educational organizations and institutions. Its purpose is to advance education and educational methods through comprehensive voluntary and cooperative action on thepartof American educational associations, organizations, and institutions.

HIGHER EDUCATION LABORATORY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES

The Higher Education Laboratory was established in 1973 as part of UCLA's Graduate School of Education. The Laboratory serves as an interdisciplinary center for research, evaluation, information, policy studies, and research training in the field of higher education.

ADVISORY COMMITTEE COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM

William M. Boyd, II John F. Hughes Executive Director Director, Policy Analysis Service Educational Policy Center American Council on Education

John W. Gusted Wilbert J. McKeach:e President Department of Psychology Fort Hays Kansas State College University of Michigan

Roger W. Heyns (ex officio) Alice S. Rossi President Department of Sociology American Council on Education Goucher College

Nicholas Hobbs William H. Sewell Provost Department of Sociology Vanderbilt University University of Wisconsin

Additional copies of this report may be obtained from the Cooperative Institutional Research Program, Graduate School of Education, University of California, Los Angeles, 405 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90024, Please remit $4.00 per copy with your order. THE AMERICAN FRESHMAN: NATIONAL NORMS FOR FALL 1973

Higher Education Laboratory

Graduate School of Education

University of California, Los Angeles

Prepared by the Staff of the Cooperative Institutional Research Program

Alexander W. Astin, Professoi. and Director

Margo R. King, Staff Coordinator

John M. Light, Programmer Gerald T. Richardson, Educational Specialist Table of Contents

Page List of Tables

I Introduction 1

The 1973 Data 2

I I I The Higher Education Universe and Institutional Stratification Design 4

IV Weighting Procedures 6

V The Student Information Form 8

VI 1973 National Norms 12

VII References 15

VI II 1973 National Norms

IX A. Type of Institution and Type of Control for:

1. Men 19 2. Women 29 3.All Freshmen 39

13. Universities by Selectivity Level, by Sex 49

C. Four-year Colleges by Selectivity Level 59

D. Geographic Region, by Sex 69

X APPENDIX A:Institutions Participating in the ACE/UCLA Cooperative Institutional Research Program 81

XI APPENDIX B:1973 Student Information Form 89 Table of Contents (Continued)

Page,

XI I APPENDIX C: Region Categories and Coding Scheme for Collapsed Items

A. Region Categories 95

B. Probable Major Field of Study 96

C. Ppbable Occupation 97 XI II APPENDIX D: Precision of the Normative Data and Their Comparisons 101

XIV APPENDIX E: Sample Report Furnished to a Participating Institution 107

List of Tables and Figures

I Figure A:1973 Data Bank Population 5

I I Table 1:1973 ACE/UCLA Sample and Weights Used in Computing National Norms 7

I I I Table 2: Use of 1973 Student Information Form Items in Earlier Surveys 10

IV Table 3:Number of InstitutionS and Students Used in Computing Weighted National Norms for 1973 11

V Table D-1: Standard Errors of Categorical Response Percentages for Norms Groups of Various Size 103 The American Freshman; National Norms for Fall 1973-

This is the eighth annual report of national normative data on characteristics of students entering college as first-time, full-time freshmen.This series, which was initiated in 1966, is a part of the Cooperative Institutional Research Program

(CIRP), an ongoing longitudinal study of the American higher education system.

The principal purpose of the CIRP is to determine the effects of colleges on students (Astin et al., 1966). During the past seven years, normative, substan- tive, and methodological research has produced information pertinent to a wide range of issues in higher education (American Council on Education, 1972).

The freshman survey data reported here have been weighted to provide a normative picture of the college freshman population for persons engaged in guidance, counseling, administration, educational research, policy analysis, and manpower planning, as well as for the general community of students and parents. The survey instrument, the Student Information Form (SIF), is revised annually to reflect the changing concerns of the academic community and of others who use the information. SIF data also provide initial input information for longitudinal research.

Followup surveys of individual students pi each entering class are conducted at various intervals after the initial survey.1

From 1966 to 1970, approximately 15 percent of the nation's institutions of higher education were selected by sampling procedures and invited to participate in tl4program. As the academic community became aware of the value of program

1Normative results from followup studies have been published as have descriptive profiles for student subgroups abstracted from the freshman survey information. -2- participation, additional institutions asked to participate. Beginning in 1971, all

institutions that have entering freshman classes and that respond to the U. S. Office

of Education's Pigher Education General Information Surveys were invited to participate. A minimum charge, plus a unit rate based on the number of forms processed, helps to defray the direct costs of the survey.

The normative data are reported separately for women and for men, and for 38 different groupings of institutions. A substantial increase in the number of

groups (in prior years data for only 24 norm groups have been reported) was made this year in order to provide a more detailed basis for normative comparisons.

The elaboration of normative groups for 1973 was principally in terms of the "selectivity level" of the institution. Selectivity, which is an estimate of the average academic ability of the entering class, was made an integral part of the CIRP

stratification design (see Figure A) in 1968 because of its substantial correlation with most measures of institutional "quality" (Astin, 1962).

The 1973 Data

Although 318, 178 entering freshmen at 579 colleges and universities returned their forms in time for data to be included in the 1973 survey, the normative data presented here are based on responses from 189,733 freshmen entering

360 institutions; this institutional figure. includes 320 prior and 40 new participants.

The national norms are based only on data from institutions where the

coverage of entering freshmen was judged to be representative. This judgment is

based on the percentage of first-time freshmen who completed the 1973 SIP and

on the procedures used to administer the forms.Four-year colleges are included -3- in the national norms if over 85 percent of their first-time, full-time freshmen completed the SIF; universities must have over 75 percent participation, while two-year colleges must have 50 percent,2

The normative data presented here were collected by administering the

1973 SIF during registration, freshman orientation, or the first few weeks of classes. The SIF is designed to elicit a wide range of biographic and demographic data, as well as data on the student's high school background, career plans, educational aspirations, financial arrangements, high school activities, and current attitudes, Those data meeting minimal quality requirements for inclusion in the

1973 norms were differentially weighted to represent the population of entering freshmen at all higher educational institutions in the United States Part-time students and those who are not first-time college students (i.e., transfers and former enrollees) were excluded from the normative sample. In the 1972 and 1973 surveys, special care was taken to define these enrollment statuses; in earlier surveys, the participating institutions were asked to exclude part-time students, while non-first-time students were excluded during the data processing stage by screening out those who indicated that they had previously attended college. For this and last year's freshman surveys, all students who

2Each participating institution receiveda complete tabulation of its data but those with unrepresentative sampling were informed that comparison between their institutional data and the national norms should be made with caution.

3A distinction should be made between higher education aril postsecondary education. These surveys do not include students attending proprietary, special vocational, or semiprofessional institutions; they do include those attending two- year colleges with terminal occupational programs. -4- did not identify themselves as part-time were included in the national norms, if

they eitAr graduated from high school in 1973 or had never attendedany institution for credit.

The Higher Education Universe and Institutional Stratification Design

The stratification design for the 1973 survey is identical to that used in

1971 and 1972 (see Figure A), except that an additional stratification cell was

created by dividing the two-year black colleges into public and private. The

rationale for this particular design is provided in the 1971 normative report and

in Creager (1968).

The population included all eligible institutions of higher education listed

in the annual USOE Education Directory (1972). An institution was considered

eligible if it was functioning at the time of the survey and if it had a freshman class of at least 30 students. Thus, institutions requiring undergraduate credits for admission to their first class (e.g., some professional schools) and a few very small institutions, were excluded. In addition, some institutions or their

branches were included even though separate 1972 enrollments were not available

from USOE, because they were part of prior universes in these surveys and were known to be functioning with first-time, full-time entering freshmen. With these

exceptions, the defined population comprised all accredited and nonaccredited insti-

tutions listed by USOE, whether university, four-year college, or two-year colleges.

For the 1973 survey, the population of institutions numbered 2,588.

Typically, institutions make budgetary decisions and plan their orientation and registration early in the year. Since these matters affect participation in the -s-

Figure A

1973 Data Bank Population (N = 2588)

Predominantly White Predominantly Black Institutions (N = 2486) Institutions (N = 102)

4-Year tt: University (186) 4-Year (1263) 2-Year (1037) Univ. (85)

1 Public (1 Private (67) PubLic (818) Private 219)

1 1 4 Sel <550 25 Enroll < 100 30 Enroll< 100 34 Pub lc 36 N= 18 N = 30 N = 60 N = 36

2 'a Enroll 100-249 31 Enroll 100-249 35 I Private 37 N =14 26 I N = 440 N =91 = 49

3 Set 600+ 27 Enroll 250-499 32 250-499 N = 35 N = 253 N . 45 I 1 28 Enroll 500-999 33 [Enroll 500+ N = 201 N = 23

29 I Enroll 1000+ N = 194

1 Public (338) Private-NS (376) Roman Catholic(211) Protestant(338)

7 Sel< 450 11 Sel< X00 16 20 Set< 450 N = 74 N = 58 N = 56

8 Sel 450-499 12 Sel 500-374 17 I Sel 500-574 21 Sel 450-499 N = 66 N = 37 ,; = 71 N = 54

9 13 Sel 575-649 Sol 575+ 22 Sel 500-574 N = 48 18 I N = 37 N- 73

10 0 C 14 Sel 650+ 19 No Sel 23. Sel 575+ N = 103 N = 52 N = 45 N =55 1 15 No Sel 24 No Sel N = 155 N = 100

°Selectivity (Sol), used to define strata for four-year colleges anduniverstties. is described in detail in the 1968 National Norms for Entering Freshmen, Page 3. Enrollment (Enroll), used to define strata for two-year colleges, is based on the total number of first-time, full -time entrants. -6- freshman survey, institutions must be invited to participate several months before information is available to define the final survey population. A total of 2,569 institutions were invited to participate in the 1973 survey. Of these, 770 (30.0 percent) participated in one or more of the earlier surveys, and 1,799 (70.0 percent) were new invitees. A total of 623 (24.2 percent) institutions accepted the invitation to participate. Of the 527 participating in the 1972 survey, 472 (89.6 percent) accepted again in 1973.

Because of administrative and logistic problems, 44 institutions that accepted the invitation to participate were unable to return the completed forms in time for their data to be included in the national norms. Thus, data were obtained from 579 (93.0 percent) of the institutions that had agreed to participate in the 1973 survey. Appendix A lists all institutions that have participated in CIRP in any of the eight years since its inception and indicates for each institution the current stratification cell assignment, the number of years it has participated, and its status in the 1973 survey.

Weighting Procedures

The data obtained from students were differentially weighted because of disproportionate sampling of institutions within each stratification cell and because not all students at each college completed the SW. Table 1 shows the number of participating institutions in each stratification cell and the cell weights applied to each institution's data in computing the national norms. The cell weights in the last two columns are the ratios between the number of first-time, full-time freshmen in the eligible population within a given cell and the number of freshmen entering -7-

Table I

1973 ACE/UCLA Sample and Weights Used in Computing National Norms

Number of Institutions Participants Cell Weightsa Applied to Stratification Cell Popu- Used In Data Collected From For Sampling lation Total Norms Men Women

Public University Selectivity: 1. Less than 550 72 21 10 6.0 6.2 2, 550-599 31 7 4 8.4 7.8 3, 600 or more 16 8 5 3.0 3.4 Private LlAiversity Selectivity: 4. Less than 550 18 10 5 2.0 2.3 5. 550-599 14 10 5 2.0 2.0 6. 600 or more 35 19 7 5.4 6.6 4-Year Public College Selectivity: 7. Less than 450 96 14 6 12.0 12.3 8. 450.499 66 13 8 9.6 8.0 9. 500 or more 74 18 11 6.6 15.3 10. Unknown 103 27 8 9.0 9.2 4-Year Private Nonsectarian Selectivity: 11. Less than 500 74 15 6 13.3 7.3 12. 500-574 37 14 9 :3.6 3.0 13, 575-649 48 27 20 2,3 2.2 14, 650 or more 52 31 24 1.7 2.3 15 Unknown 165 26 11 7.1 9.1 4-Year Catholic Selectivity: 16. Less than 500 58 17 11 4.0 5.5 17. 500-574 71 25 16 4.1 4.1 18. 575 or more 37 17 13 3.2 2,4 19. Unknown 45 8 6 5.1 7.5 4-Year Protestant Selectivity: 20. .Less than 450 56 14 7 6,4 11.0 21, 450-499'. 54 13 10 5.3 6.9 22. 500-574 73 30 27 2.9 2,9 23. 575 or more 55 31 25 1.8 1.9 24. Unknown 100 8 6 18.2 17.7 2-Year Public Enrollment: 25,26.Less than 250 170 11 6 34.9 28.9 27. 250-499 253 22 11 22.5 25.5 28. 500-999 201 15 13 15.9 16.6 29. 1,000 or more 194 21 11 16.5 15.0 2-Year Private Enrollment: 30, Less than 100 59 14 9 7,0 6.9 31. 100-249 91 20 17 7.2 5.1 32. 250-499 45 9 7 6.7 6.3 33. 500 or more 23 44 4 5.3 10.3 Predominantly Black 34. Public 4-year 36 17 10 3.4 3,0 35, Private 4-year 49 20 9 6,9 4.2 36,37.Public and private 2-year 17 3 2 6.5 4.7 aRatio between the number of 1972 first-time, full-time students enrolled in all colleges and the number of first-time, full-time students at colleges in the ACE sample. -S- sample institutions in that cell, computed separately for each sex. Since population data for 1973 enrollments were not available at the time of the 1973 survey, these weights were derived from 1972 data,In effect, this procedure assumes that the sample institutions within a cell account for the same proportion of students in that cell in 1973 as in 1972.

These cell weights were further adjusted within each institution, by sex, according to the proportion of the institution's 1973 first-time, full-time freshmen who completed the SW. These total counts of 1973 freshmen are obtained directly from each participating institution at the time of the freshman survey. Typically, this second weight was between 1.0 and 2.0; in the case of an institution that administered the form to its entire freshman class, the weight was exactly 1.0. The final weight applied to the data from each student was the product of this within-institution participation weight and the appropriate cell weight shown in

Table1.4 These weighting procedures generated summary data representative of all first-time, full-time students entering institutions of higher education in the fall of 1973. Note that the SIP' was completed by entering freshmen and, thus, the data reflect responses prior to any substantial experience with college life.

The Student Information Form

The SIF is designed to serve two functions;first, to obtain student input 4Cell weight in Table 1 is a sex-specific constant for each sample institution in a given cell, whereas the within-institution weight is a sex-specific constant for a given institution but varies from one institution to another, depending on how adequately the institution "covered" its entering class. -9- data for longitudinal research; and second, to obtain standard descriptive and normative data for general information. The form thus contains standard biographic and demographic items that have been administered annually to each entering class, as well as research-oriented items that are either new (e.g., freshmen were asked for the first time in 1973 how many credit hours they were planning to take in the fall term) or modified from previous years (e.g., year graduated from high school). The inclusion of both new and modified items permits a more thorough coverage of student characteristics but also represents a compromise between two mutually exclusive objectives:(1) comparability of information from year to year which is required for assessing trends; and (2) flexibility in item content to meet the changing informational and research needs. Table 2 lists

1973 SIF items and indicates previous survey years in which comparable items have been used.

The SIF, reproduced in Appendix B, was developed in collaboration with students, professional associations, participating institutions, government agencies, educational researchers, and administrators.It is designed for self-administration under proctored conditions and for processing onto magnetic tape with an optical mark reader. The 1974 SIF is currently being designed with the assistance of

CIRP Advisory Committee (see inside front cover).

Each year, four tape files are developed from the SIP:(1) an institutional summary file containing institutional identification numbers and an institutional summary of the responses for men and women; (2) a file containing individual responses and a student identification number, but no names and addresses; -10-

Table 2

Use of 1973 Student Information Form Items in Earlier Surveysa

1973 Item 1973 Item Description 1972 1971 1970 1969 196819671966 No.

1, Sex X X X X X X X 2, Citizenship X - X X - - - 3. Age X X X X X X X 4, Admissions data X X X X - 5. Distance of college from home X X X X - 6, Degree aspirations X X X X X X X 7. Enrollment status X 8. Prior credit at same institution X - - - - 9. Transfer status X X X X X X - 10. Year graduated from high school X X X - - - 11. Average high school grade X. X X X X X X 12. Reasons for choice of particular college X X - - X X X 13. Credit hours taken during fall term - - - - - 14, Veteran status X X X - - 15, Racial background X X X X X X X 16, Religious preference of student and parents X X X X X X X 17. Marital status X X X .. 18, Current number of children - - 19. Expected number of children - - - 20, Parents' and spouse's education X X X X X X X 21. Parental family income X X X X X X X 22. Number of siblings; number of siblings in college X X 23. Employment status of parents X 24. Concern about finances X X X X X X X 25. Sources of financial support X X X X X X X 26. Residence during fall term - 27, Financial independence of student - 28. Student's total income - 29, Political self-characterization X X X X 30. Student's career choice and parents' and spouse's occupation X X X X X X X 31. Items important in choosing long-term career - 32. Attitudes on public and academic issues X X X X X X 33, Choice of undergraduate major X X X X X X X 34. Values (life goals) X X X X X X X 35. Chances that certain events will occur during college X X X X X X X

aThe content of many of the items has varied somewhat over the survey years. For exact content and wording, the earlier Student Information Forms should be consulted, -11-

Table 3

Number of Institutions and Students Used in Computing Weighted National Norms for 1973

Number of Number of 1973 entering Freshmena Institutions Actual Weighted Totals Used in NormsParticipantsNumber % Men %Women

All institutions 360 189,733 1 ,648, 95652.8 47.2 All 2-year colleges 80 31,797 674,72755.4 44.6 All 4-year colleges 243 92, 985 591,28649,1 50.9 All universities 37 4,951 382,94354.1 45.9 Predominantly black colleges 22 7, 353 38, 007 48.9 51.1 2-year public colleges 43 25, 058 624,20756.1 43.9 2-year private colleges 37 6,739 50,52047.1 52.9 4-year public colleges 43 31, 867 324,89048.2 51.8 4-year private nonsectarian colleges 73 27,180 121,92154.0 46.0 4-year Protestant colleges 81 23,150 96,251 47,852.2 4-year Catholic colleges 46 10,788 48,19445.3 54.7 Public universities 20 43,524 303,27252.7 47.3 Private universities 17 21,427 79,67159.5 40.5 4-year public-low selectivity 24 16, 843 165,09849.051.0 4-year public-medium selectivity 8 6, 509 70, 90648.5 51.5 4-year public-high selectivity 11 8,515 88, 886 46.453.6 4-year private nonsectarian-low selectivity 20 7,637 71,94456,2 43.8 4-year priva-e nonsectarian-medium selectivity 9' 3, 813 13,54444,955.1 4-year private nonsectarian-high selectivity 20 6,988 17,35358.7 41.3 4-year private nonsectarian-very high selectivity 24 8,742 19,11047.9 52.1 4-year Protestant colleges-low selectivity 19 3,386 36,42047.053.0 4-year Protestant colleges-medium selectivity 37 9,195 37,57947.652.4 4-year Protestant colleges-high selectivity 25 10, 569 22,25249.5 50.5 4 -year Catholic colleges-low selectivity 17 3,274 18, 63044.5 55.5 4-year Catholic colleges-medium selectivity 16 4,026 19,06748.5 51.5 4-year Catholic colleges-high selectivity 13 3,488 10,497 41.1 58.9 Public universities-low selectivity 11 20, 904 166,38151.9 48.1 Public universities-medium selectivity 4 8,711 83,31953.9 46.1 Public universities-high selectivity 5 13,909 53,57253.1 46.9 Private universities-low selectivity 5 7,662 19,35658.5 41.5 Private universities-medium selectivity 5 7,284 17,23855.3 44.7 Private universities-high selectivity 7 6,481 43,07761.5 38.5 Public predominantly black colleges 13 5,639 24,32351.0 49.0 Private predominantly black colleges 9 2,214 13,68445.2 54.8 Region of institution: East 119 69,393 680,91153.3 46.7 Midwest 102 52,482 344,31053,047.0 South 92 42,313 368,02950.7 49.3 West 47 25,545 255,69254.5 45.5 aFirst-time, full-time. -12-

(3) a name-and-address file containing a second, independent student identification number; and (4) a "link" file containing only the two independent identification numbers. This last file is maintained tinder an elaborate system developed to ensure strictconfidentiality of individual student data and to protect against misuse of the name-and-address file (Astin and Boruch, 1970),

1973 National Norms

Table 3 shows the numbers of institutions and students on which the 1973 national norms are based; it also gives an estimate, derived through weighting procedures, of the total student population. (These counts are the product of the

1973 enrollments reported to us by the institutions and the cell weights shown in

Table 1.) Of the 38 norms groups, the following 21 are new for 1973:breakouts of black colleges into public and private (2), and breakouts on selectivity level for public universities (3), private universities (3), public colleges (3), private- nonsectarian colleges (4), Protestant colleges (3), and Roman Catholic colleges

(3). Omitted from the norms groups this year were technical institutions (1) and breakouts of institutions by sex(6).5

The creation of norms groups based on selectivity was accomplished as follows:

Selectivity Level Stratification Cells Assigned to Each Level

low 1,4,7,10,11,15,16, 19,20,21,24 medium 2,5, 8,12,17,22 high 3, 6, 9, 13,18, 22 very high 14

3,,Technicalinstitutions" as a group has been substantially reduced in size in recent years, primarily because many such institutions have 'Changed their status to "universities." Also, because so many formerly singlelsex colleges have recently become coeducational, the characteristics of various norms groups based on institutional sex have also changed radically.(It should be kept in mind, however, that separate sex norms are provided.) -13-

In previous reports of CIRP national norms, the various selectivity levels have been shown (e.g., Figure A), but no information on the precise meaning of these levels has been provided. However, since for the 1973 report we are reporting normative data separately for colleges in different selectivity levels, we decided that it would be helpful to provide more explicit definitions of each selectivity level:

Approximate range of mean test scores of student bodies entering institutions in that level Selectivity Level ACTComposite SAT V +M

low 22 or less 999 or less medium 23- 25 1,000- 1,149 high 25- 28 1, 150- 1,249 very high 28 or greater 1,250 or greater The items of normative data appear in the same order in the norms report and in the individual reports furnished to each participating institution.The first 30 pages of the national norms present item data separately for men, women, and all students according to the first 15 categories in Table 3; the next two sets of 10 pages show norms for universities and four-year colleges, respectively, broken out by selectivity levels; the final 10 pages show norms for the four geographic regions.7 (Since these regions are not derived from the stratification design, regional comparisons should be made with caution.)

6The cutting point between high and very high selectivitylevels falls at the midpoint of an ACT score of 28.

7Astate is assigned to a given regionby USOE criteria. See Appendix C for region categories. Also in AppendixC are the several items (e .g., probable major field of study) that have beenrecoded into a smaller number of categories for tabular purposes. -14-

The different types of institutions can be compared on any given item by examining the percentages in the row following the item. For many items the data differ substantially among categories of institutions, as well as within any single category.

To report statistical indicators of precision for every categorical percentage in every norms group is impractical. However, some idea of the reliability of the reported data is important for comparisons across norms groups, across related item categories, and over time (i.e., with data from earlier norms reports).

Appendix D presents some guidelines for judging the precision of the normative estimates and their comparisons. References

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Washington: Government Printing Office, 1972. 17M

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Public 0.2 RUM. 5.10.1 21201918 71.917.0 0.02.4 20.064.9 1.53.8 75.917.3 0.41.7 79.015.2 0.30.94.0 59.621-4 1.54.93.7 55.019.6 1.53.7 62.725.2 4.81.5 76.217.0 0.57_7 77.015.9 0.21.34.4 71.S21.0 0.62.32.9 78.615.4 0.41.13.5 78.716.2 0.-1-0 79.811-8 0.27.00.7 22.057.6 1.64.53.0 21.463.7 1_45.9 Citizenship 3026-2023-2522 or older 0.70.60.81.4 2.81.41.21.S 0.20.60.1 0.00.10.30.2 2.11.43.3 2.91.51.3 0.30.41.6 0.20.70.3 0.50.10.20.4 0.30.20.40.2 0.10.20.3 0.00.10.30.2 0.00.20.1 2.94.51.91.7 0.50.40.90.7 Racial Background (1)naturalizednotnative a U.S.born U.S. citizenU.S. citizen citizen 94.8 2.42.7 92.3 3.93.8 46.4 2.11.5 97.2 1.21.6 94.0 1.04.9 92.1 3.93.9 94.8 2.42.3 96.9 2.10.9 95.3 2.52.2 96.3 2.01.7 96.4 1.71.9 47.7 0.71.5 95.2 2.02.8 94.0 0.65.4 94.1 1.94.0 AmericanBlack/Negro/Afro-AmericanWhite/Caucasian Indian 89.1 o.e7.0 36.5 0.77.7 37.8 9.61.0 95.7 O.R2.3 99.2 0.71.0 86.2 0-77.7 90.1 0.77.1 87.7 1.71_2 88.5 0.6R.5 84.314.3 1.0 93.8 0.62.3 96.5 0.91.9 92.4 0.53.6 97.8 0.61.4 98.9 0.70.1 r OtherMexican-American/ChicanoOrientalPuerto Rican-American 0.51.51.31.2 0.62.32.11.6 0.40.60.31.1 0.51.10.20.9 0.10.00.8 2.10-62.51.7 2.40.10.50.3 0.90.60-6 1.60.30.51.2 0.40.90.20.3 0.31.51.R1.2 0.90.20.80.4 0.50.71.81.6 0.10.60.00.1 0.20.01.10.1 N1Ds-.. t Year Graduated From High 1970197119721973School or earlier 01.6 2.63.50-9 85.6 5.15.21.5 95.5 0.52.51.0 96-R 2.00.o0-1 87.9 5.54.21.5 35.4 5.31.55.2 99.4 2.31.35.1 45.5 1.10.52.4 95.4 0.80.52.9 95.2 0.90.72.6 96.5 0.R0.41.9 96.5 2.20.70.4 97.8 0.30.21.3 85.1 7.74.51.5 93-4 3.61-11.6 Average Grade in HighneverR.S. SchoolIt OR ,quivalencvcompleted A+ high (G.E.D. school test) 0-S5.90.9 1.50.91.7 0.37.10.2 11.9 0.20-2 0.00.81.4 0.91.41.3 1.70.91-0 6.90.10.4 0.3R.90.2 0-45.70.3 0.16.30.3 9.00.10.2 21.8 0.30.1 0.01.21.3 0.00.21.6 C+5-9+A-B 14.019.024-117.0 7.a 20.922.519.610.4 2.3 11.517.325.619.2 9.3 13.624.424.113.3 7.4 20.620.417.413.2 1.1 21.019-622.810.5 2-2 20.119.318.0 9.63.0 11.826.220.217.2 R_7 25.020.911.116.9 9.8 23.513.318.518.4 8.9 11.317.427.121.2 8.7 26.724.014_912.3 9-3 24.518.918.8 4.49.2 21.419.715.113-1 1.5 22.921.813.319.1 2.3 Distance From Home to5C CollegemilesD or less 13.+13.1 0.A 23-121.7 1.1 7.70.38.6 5.14.20.1 11_823.6 1.3 24.021.3 1.0 26.7 8.91.6 8.60_38.7 5.40.27.2 11.1 5.90.6 11.7 0.47.7 5.20.24.7 2.35.00.1 26.313.1 1.5 18.1 9.00.9 more51-1006-10101-50011-i0 milesthan miles miles miles500 miles 25.312.324.215.4 0.1 31.525.1 7.31.73.3 14.934.514.819.3 8.8 40.611.517.619.0 7.2 14.227.312.215.718.8 26.231-9 2.99.36.7 26.829.216.8 9.59.1 20.413.633.014.010.3 15.637.115.519.9 7.5 20.615.515.039.0 4.1 213.421.R10.216.411.6 43.420.617.R 6-07.0 30.031-118.4 7-58.0 25.224.814.617.2 5.1 32.231.512.7 7.57.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN MEN FALL 1973 All All &edema -meetly 2-Year Co Ilea." 4-Year Colleges u.i..,,,isi.. BlecPresteretesnly k Ce Nimes n Number of College Applicationsonethis other college only All 16.547.6Insti-'aliens College. 2-YearGaines59.116.9 4 -Year20.536.4 versaaw.All URI- 18.842.6 College. 41.5Black19.4 59.616.6Peb lic 21.053.0Private Pub21.3 lic39.9 Ilionsest-Private17.829.4 20.638.2eons, Prot- Catholic22.028.3 19.749.9 Pvbhc 15.717.7 Privet. Pe Islic 48.319.2 P6.000 27.919.7 , moresfivefourthreetwo others othersthanothers five others 14.7 2.52.74.99.1 11.7 2.91_11.66.7 11.o17.9 6.63.43.6 15.5 3.63.56.29.9 18.711.4 2.52.14.3 11.6 6.61.11.62.9 14.2 0.70.82.97.4 10-117.2 2.93.15.6 14.018.7 5.05.79.5 12.317.6 2.92.46.0 14.221.6 4.32.66.9 14.4 4.28.01.82.0 12.919.016.4 9.78.5 17.0 3.01.91.58.9 22.116.3 3.73_37.0 Number of College Acceptancesthreeonetwothis other others college only 17.441.b25.7 8.9 51.013.624.7 5.6 20_527.032.811.2 18.625.437.210.4 22.629.628.6 13.524.453.4 5.6 79.015.S47.4 27.518.636.5 23.226.025.6 20.627.134.8 26.924.525.6 26.344.116.7 24.123.016.8 20.231.433.9 26.b2619.7 -5., Highest Degree Plannedfivefour moreHere others than five others 1.31.53.7 0.50.71.8 1.74.91-9 4.71.81.9 12.4 2.13.21_4 0.50.71.9 0.50.31.55.8 1.84.39.61.7 14.1 2.61.96.5 10.9 4.01.21.4 13.6 2.15.71.4 0.91.13.07.9 18.0 4.54.19.6 1.31.52.59.3 17.1 4.53.61.2 master'sbachelor'sassociatenone (1.A., (or(B.A., equivalent) M.S.) B.S.) 48.427.1 9.17.1 15.263.211.9 3_2 76.110.9 2_54.S 65.516.5 0.92.5 5 58.219.9 7.95.5 14.563.712.0 3.1 55.824.S11.8 3.2 75.112.0 2.55.3 75.410.4 3.42.9 79.2 8.34.91.8 79.210.1 1.43.4 16.666.5 1_02.9 62.116.5 0.51.0 21.952.211.2 6.6 70.116.0 1.33.2 otherS.D.LL.B.n.o.,Ph.D., OPOR D.O.,D.D.S.,OR M.Div.J.D. Rd.D. (lay) (divinity) oa J.V.M. 2.40.22.21.51_9 4_20.20.60.9 1.60.21.01.41.7 0.70.13.76.23.9 0.30.94_61.71.0 4.30.10.60.9 2.30.50.40.9 0.21.10.91.8 2.70.12.11.81.2 1.70.50.91.01.6 1.20.21.61.41.5 0.80.15_43.23.5 0.60.15.38.75.1 0.30.71.80.74.6 0.31.41.71.34.7 Highest Degree Plannedmaster'sassociate bachelor'snoneAnyvhere (r.A.., (or (8.A., equivalent) n.s.) B.S.) 29.428.5 5.03.2 26.136.911.3 5.1 34.023.4 1_02.2 28.522.0 0.31.4 38.420.1 2.24.1 25.936.711.7 5.3 28.539.3 6.82.8 36.825.3 0.82.1 30.920.9 2.51.7 31.022.3 2.50.5 29.520_1 0.01.9 30.125.4 0.31.5 23.211.1 0.10.9 39.023.9 3.44.6 37.313.4 0.23.1 otherB.D.LL.3-M.L.,Ph.D. OR OR :!.Dive ORD.O.,S.D. Ed.l. (law)D.D.S., (divinity) OR D.v.n. 10.812_1 2.90.67.5 4.40.63.85.06.7 12.415.2 2.20.8R.9 11.417.816.8 0.51.3 18.2 6.37.32.60.o 4.50.43.85.06.6 3.33.13.55.27.5 10.015.2 7.61.70.S 10.414.115.8 3_20.5 15.214.6 2.32.19.4 12.618.913.6 2.00.2 15.715.3 0.59.81.3 21.916.424.6 1.30.5 16.8 3_20.74.83.6 20.913.9 0.49.11.7 In ReasonsSelecting Noted This as College Verywantedparents Important towanted live meaway to fromcome homeher.. 11.7 7.9 4.49.S 15.3 7_9 18.8 5.5 17.318.7 4.09.3 10.812.1 12.4 8.0 18.1 6.6 18.8 9.5 19.7 7.5 18.4 5.2 20.0 6.4 14.218.7 24.718.7 'metersadviceofferedhasteacher a good of specialfinancialadvised someone academic educme whoassistance reputationprogram attended 24.844.417.916_8 5.1 2S.228_515.513.2 5.3 26.253.020.223-9 5.6 22.159.318.613.0 4.0 28.323.942.749.611_9 27.225.214.912.2 5.1 25.023.626.247.1 7.7 19.946.119.9 5.1 66.617.326.3 6.6 55.020.323.631.9 5.6 23.828.656.717.8 6.5 19.010.154.3 3.6 22.876.217.5 5.3 22.837.246.911.1 26.053.554.913.5 couldwantedadvicehas low notto oftuition liveyetguidance aat job home counselor 13.526.4 9_82.6 21.711.736.3 4.4 19.0 8.61.79.7 19.5 6.3b.60.5 12.626.014.7 7_8 22.411.538.1 4.4 15.210.7 8.63.5 10.729.227.3 8.61.7 11.530.4 6.07.61.8 9.51.63.95.4 12.610.7 1.57.5 24.520.7 6.81-06.2 26.8 0.74.97-42.5 15.331.729.713-4 8.0 25.417.214.0 7_47.1 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM - WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN MEN FALL 1573 Prodomi - All !mai- nations2-Toor Colleges Colleges versifiesAll 4-Year All All Uni- Colleges Blocknontly Public2-Toor Co lieges Private Public Noosoct-Privets 4-Yoot Collegoo octantProt- CIAGliC Adak Universe Nos Privine, Adak Mock CollegesProdet,waffwtY Private Brothers/Sisters Undertwoone threenone21 21-930.222_213.2 20.712.530.324.7 22.629.513.820.4 13.423.031.020.4 23.912.116.626.4 20_724.712.530.3 20.930.624.112.6 22.829.520.114.1 22.921.413.031.0 13_123.130.121.2 19.124.117.915.1 13.623-331.220.3 13.022.030.421.0 12.116.024.426.6 12.122-726-117-8 Brothers/Sisters 21 oronenone4 orOlder more 24.942.112.5 31.236.511.8 26-946.113-7 27.845.912.1 22.121-137.2 31.236.311.8 30.539.411-7 47.113.5 45-911-7 43-612.5 23-844.7 44.311.6 49.813.6 21-035.3 40.321.2 Brothers/Sisters in Collegethree4two or sore 17.2 6-94.6 18.4 5.98.0 16.2 4.66-3 16.6 3.66-C 16.214.7 9.8 19.5 5.98-1 17.8 5.36-9 27.215-6 4.35-9 27.816.8 3.66-0 26.417.5 6.85.8 16.023.4 6.69-2 28.317-1 3.76.2 15.026.3 1.45.6 17-310-315.521.7 14.113-223.0 8-9 4threeonenone ortwo more 29.962.3 0.31.16.4 27.565.4 0.35.81.0 30.162.1 0.36.31.2 33.357.9 0.47.21.2 61.828-0 0.37.22.7 65.327.6 0.31.05.8 25.967.0 0.45.71.1 30.062.5 0.21.06-3 30.262.6 0.31.06_0 30.861.6 0.41.35.8 29.359.6 0.82.68.7 33.457.9 0.41.17.1 33.157.8 0.47.51.3 29.261.4 0.37-21.9 62.425.9 0.34-27.2 Father Currently Employednoyes,part-timeyes,ful1-time 91.1 7.51.4 89.2 9.31.5 91_4 7.21.4 93.9 5.01.0 20.675.1 4.3 89.3 9.21.5 88.410.1 1.5 91.4 7.21.4 91.8 6.81.4 90.9 7-61.4 91-3 7.31.4 94.0 4.91.1 93.7 5.40.8 73.522.1 4.5 78.517.5 3.9 Fatherthen EmployedYou Entered Highnoyes,full-timeyes,part-time School 95.1 3.91.1 94.0 4.81.2 95.0 3.31.1 96.9 2.30.7 82.213.9 4.0, 94.1 4.71.2 92.8 5-51.7 95.1 3.71.1 95.2 3.71.1 94.4 4.41.2 95.2 3_71.1 97.0 2.20.8 96-7 2.60.7 14.781-2 4.1 84.312-1 3.6 mother Currently Employednoyes,full-timeyes,part-time 46.536.317.1 43.517.339.2 47_617.035.4 50.117.132.8 37.411.351.3 43.639.117.3 42.541.016.4 45.837.316_9 49.333.017.7 u8.215.636.2 27.654.617.9 48.933.917-2 54.216-729.1 36.912.151.0 38.451-8 9.7 WhenMother You Employed Entered Highnoyes,part-timeyes,full-ti2e School 60.715.933.4 46.137.416.5 52.232.3-5.4 56.128.515.4 35.453.511.0 46.216.537.2 43.715.840.5 49.915.734.4 54.815.929.3 52.214.833.0 60.515.324.2 54-615.729.7 61.014.524.5 53.434.712.0 37.053.8 9.2 TotalIndependent Income Lastof Parents Tear5500-3999 4.8, lessnone than 3500 25.424.011.9 22.021.614.0 27.127.111.4 29.023.8 8.6 17.132.324.6 21.721.614.3 26-121.410-7 28.025.711.7 28.226.211-4 29.726.810.8 28-523-610.7 29-023.1 7.8 29.125.911-2 16.830.324.4 36.217-725.1 $10,00035,000-39,99933,000-54,99912,000-32,949$1,000-51,999 or more 22.7 2_44.38.41.0 20.9 4.29.41.86.2 22.4 7.30.51.23.0 26.3 0.32.98.20.8 9.72.84.34.9 20.7 4.36.29-41.9 22.5 2.65.39.61-2 21.8 3.20.51.47.7 23-0 1.12.86.90.4 22-1 0.91_02.66.1 25.3 0-32.90.97.8 27.1 0.93.18.70.3 23.8 0.30.62.36.8 10.1 3.55.34.15.5 4-04.81.31.98.9 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN MEN FALL 1973 AU 4-Yaor All All %Jai. Prodomi -MWM7 2Yaor Co linos Privet. 4-Tam C11.9.5, Pim,- uni.,...16.. BlockPradoortioatly Collages Financially Indep. Thisyes Tr. ** 22.0All testi-tuticou Colinas27.82-Yrar Co Rows iorsitios 21.8 12.2 Col 33.7logesblack 28.2 Public 22.8 Privet. 26.3Public Nousact.17.2 16.6 *stoat Catholic14.1 13.4 Polak 8.2Private Public 3-..0 Privet.31.3 Financially Indep. Lastyesnono Tr. so 78.086.014_0 78.721.372.2 09.778.210.3 93.287.8 6.8 71.266.328.8 78.621.471.8 80.619.477.2 89.473.710.6 90.982.8 9.1 83:488.611.4 85.990.9 9.1 92.686.6 7.4 91.895.1 4.9 70.265.029.8 73.326.768.7 Estimated Parental Income $6,00054,000$3,000less -than $3,000 '7,999$5,999'3,999 6.34.32.63.3 4.25.54.83.6 5.34.02.43.0 3.92.31.01.4 20.012.514.313.9 8.25.53.64.7 7.76.23.75.7 4.12.35.92.7 5.13.62.02.8 4.83.66.64.4 5.32.43.51.7 4.02.41.01.3 3.32.31.01.5 13.014.514.220.6 11.413.218.814.1 $20,000$12,500510,0005I5,000 - -S14,999p24,999$12,499$8,000 1.19,991 - '9,999 17.514.615.110.9 R.9 17.716.115.610.6 8.6 11.414.215.418.1 8.5 13.513.314.314.1 6.5 10.6 6.29.83.65.3 16.217.910.615.7 8.6 14.813.115.9 9.39.9 16.212.119.615.4 8.8 11.116.914.012.5 7.S 14.714.512.4 9.59.0 11.517.914.515.9 3.5 19.714.514.314.2 6.8 17.210.610.213.6 5.3 10.5 4.76.49.83.5 10.7 4.06.55.89.8 $40,000550,000$35,00051C,000$25,000 - $41,191or- '39,991334,999S29,999more 3.41.01.95.2 3.51.71.01.12.1 3.72.22.15.63.7 7.55.93.01.25.2 0.40.30.61.01.4 0.92.01.61.13.5 3.11.93.44.01.6 1.93.11.31.45.5 6.73.53.24.76.2 5.42.74.03.05.S 4.93.62.92.35.2 4.32.64.97.22.3 11.4 4.66.14.68.2 0.20.30.40.91.1 0.60.71.42.01.1 Father's Education somegrammarhigh high school school school graduata or less 29.814.5 7.2 36.119.6 9.7 26.912.7 6.6 23.0 7.93.7 24.228.725.8 36.519.9 9.6 30.115.710.8 28.313.6 6.8 25.111.8 5.8 11.524.4 6.9 27.711.1 6.3 24.5 8.23.i3 17.9 6.83.3 23_926.931.0 24.723.624.1 graduatesomepost-secondarycollegesome graduate college degree degree school other than coil 11.716.813.9 2.23.9 12.011.9 6.11.3 15.213.717.8 2.64.5 24.115,218.6 3.44.1 0.96.16.75.22.4 11.711.9 5.93.31.2 14.813.5 9.12.13.9 11.116.516.6 2.54.6 16.919.613.5 4.42.9 18.718.613.3 4.12.6 12.919.814.8 2.54.8 24.216.315.5 3.14.3 26.124.014.0 4.43.4 3.76.51.05.41.6 8.40.87.67.03.8 Rother's Education somegrammarhigh nigh schoolschool school graduateor less 44.412.2 4,6 49.716.7 6.5 42.310.9 3.9 33.1 6.32.1 29.812.530.5 50.116.8 6.5 43.114.9 6.2 44.811.6 4.0 39.910.6 3.9 35.510.0 3.3 46.2 9.14.3 39.8 6.52.') 32.6 5.62.4 32.231.113.7 24.929.210.1 graluatesomecollegepost-secondary collegegraduate degreedegree school other than coll 13.013.7 4.21.06.0 10.3 2.98.44.61.0 14.115.1 4.72.46.6 19.417.7 7.65.R2.9 5.08.42.72.18.9 10.2 2.90.98.14.5 12.512.4 3.61.65.9 12.115.3 3.91.96.5 13.616.1 6.13.16.7 18.517.6 5.93.16.1 13.513.3 3.42.18.1 19.017.5 4.82.77.6 20.918.4 9.03.67.4 3.77.17.92.51.8 11.111.1 7.72.83.2 Spouse's Education highsomegrammar nighschool school school graduate or lass 44_111.0 4.46.3 46.414.7 4.34.7 4.0.610.5 8.64.4 35.711.9 6.7 44.810.6 7.94.0 46.315.0 4.34.6 43.1 4.67.47.9 43.910.4 8.8 40.911.5 7.43.1 32.5 4.79.79.6 34.611.2 4.18.6 36.511.7 4.97.5 31.512.7 2.7 46.912.0 5.7 37.615.4 2.15.9 graduatesomecollegesomapost-secondary graduatecollege degree degree school other than coll 12.313.7 4.71.6 14.810.3 3.S1.0 10.616.3 5.83.1 17.612.7 8.32.44.8 16.9 5.70.49.7 10.115.0 3.80.9 13.511.5 5.11.8 13.610.6 4.53.54.8 16.410.0 7.33.4 22.711.4 7.12.3 20.710.5 9.40.9 17.012.7 7.52.2 20.712.412.2 3.64.2 19.7 4.50.66.1 21.7 9.60.07.8 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAloNORMS FOR FRESHMAN MEN FALL 1973 AU losti-tvtions Co lives2.Yoar Cannes vanitiesAll 4-Your All An Uni. 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Probable Career Occupationclergybusinessartist (2)or (incl religious(other)management performer) worker 10.5 8.52.71.0 12.210.2 0.83.2 10.0 7.R1.72.4 0.56.88.42.1 10.316.8 0.44.5 '0.312.1 0.53.2 13.0 8.15.83.9 6.10.69.02.5 10.311_3 2.00.9 10.6 7.73.05.7 12.612.5 2.92.0 7.20.48-82.0 7.20.85.52.6 17-4 0.49.04-1 12.815.7 0.55.2 educatordoctor (M.D. (secondary)(elementary)(college OP D.D.S.) teacher) 0.63.50.08.11.2 0.52.90.71.43.2 0.85.09.41.31.2 14.4 2.40.31.0 2.81.44.01.96.7 0.71.40.42.83.2 4.40.83.41.71.0 7.11.71.06.01.2 10.9 0-32.01.0 12.1 1.16.31.81.4 16.1 0.83.40.7 12.0 0.32.70.8 22.3 0.50.21-41.5 2.81.34.33.91.7 12.3 2.61.53.22.3 educatorhomemakerhealthfarmerengineer (specialist)professionalor forester (non-M.D.) 0.05.114.99.4 7.90.05.26.9 0.07.35.42.8 15.0 0.05.94.40.7 6.60.15.70.9 7.60.05.27.1 12.2 4.20.15.0 0.05.52.97.4 11.2 0.02.90.55.1 0.15.23.13.6 0.01.42.50.85.4 16-0 6.50.05.60.7 11.7 0.04-00.5 0.04.91.28.4 7.22.80.10.2 serviceresearchnurselawyerhome economistworker scientist or dietician 0.02.83.70.35.7 4.50.53.50.01.9 2.24.50.17.90.0 10.3 0.95.70.10.0 0.92.60.36.60.0 4.60.50.01.93.5 2.70.30.01.53.4 2.94.50.10.06.7 4.70.08.80-01.2 0.01.34.70.18.9 12.1 0.30.02.63.7 0.80.10.05.39.0 14-6 7.00.01.3 2.61.00.44.80.1 10.3 0.72.70.0 othersocialsemi-skilledtechnologistskilled occupation or welfareworker or unskilled worker worker R.00.53.R1.05.4 10-8 6.00.85.41.1 71.7 2.60.32.21.2 7.01.70.60.21.0 4.85_I3.91.46.0 11.0 6.30.85.41.0 5.82.10.47.62.1 16.6 0.32.11.22.2 6.00.60.35.13.1 5_60.31.31.71.3 6.20.31.31.60.8 6.90.70.22.11.1 7.30.70.40.20.5 7-85-45.94-21.7 2.63.30.72-44.5 Probable Major Field undecidedunemployedofagriculture Study(2) (incl forestry) 10.8 4.40.2 10.2 6.30.1 11.9 2.50.2 10.2 0.24.2 0.81_45.7 10.2 6.50.1 10.3 3.80.2 12.1 2.50.2 11.5 4.10.2 12.9 1.40.2 0.69.90.3 10.3 5.40.2 0.19.80.2 2.00.85.8 0.00.75.6 Englisheducationbusinessbiologicalarts (fine andsciences performing) 21.1 5.2P.21.05.1 24.5 0.55.44.45.9 19.3 9.81.36.64.9 12.118.2 1_33.05.0 12.527.1 0.75.76.5 24.7 0.55.14.45.3 22.2 0.68.43.26.4 16.5 0.88.48.15.1 22.611.1 1.82.34.0 19.611.4 8.26.21.3 28.514.7 2.73.03.4 11.419.1 3.41.04.9 15.114-5 2.11.85.6 13.525_7 0.34-26.8 10.530.1 8.85.71.5 homehistoryhealthengineeringhumanities economics professionsand geography(other) 12.1 0.02.04.6 11.1 1.80.04.11.3 10.1 0.02.52.84.7 16.5 1.8).02.15.5 0.12.57-71.14.6 10.3 0.04.11.41.2 14.8 6.50.04.51.5 11.9 0.02.64.81.3 12.5 0.02.44.3 6.30.04.84.03.3 0.03.94-92.93.1 17-4 0.05.11.61.9 13.5 2.92.40.06.7 10.2 0.12.21.03.7 0.02.96.62.51.2 or socialpsychologyphysicalphysicsmathematics sciences andsciences chemistryand (other)statistics (other) 5.52.22.o1.61.3 2.31.40.90.71.3 2.97.93.22.61.9 7_02-94.41.62.3 8.62.22.00.91.6 2.31.30.90_71.4 2.20.90.71.8 7.42.72.52.93.0 8.02.41.53.51-8 8.63.82.41.23.R 10.2 4.00.62.53.4 6.12.43.82.21-7 9.82.76.21.42.9 8.51.31.71.11.4 8.83.20.42.13.1 undecidedothertechnicalsocial fieldswork fields 4.57.18.40.6 15.0 4-19.90.7 6.34.80.65.3 4.115.40.42.9 2.23.18.01.8 15.6 9.04.00.6 4.77.77.41.7 4.96.17.90.5 4.17.43-40.4 2.25.05.41.2 3.35.51.71.0 4.05.13.20.4 6.10-24-02.1 2.12.69.71.8 4.22.34.21.8 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM FALL 1973 AllWEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS All Predoini ..adly FOR FRESHMAN MEN - 2 -Year Colleges 4.Yaor Collages u.i.,....ifiss Preeksometaatly ImportantReasons Checked for Long-Term as Very All Intl- 2-Yeartutions Colleges Colleges versifies 4 -Year All Uni- Collages Black Public Private Poetic Monsect.Private assentProt- CAA. lic Public Privet. 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Career Choice respectedhighjobrapid openingsanticipated advancement occupation available earnings CC 33.549.741.648.0 54.846.150-234.7 40.148.633.846.6 31.145.536.446.3 51.471.861.168.6 34.646.550.7)5-1 50.343.936.041.7 47.935.742.248.1 46-645.031.139.2 42.543.130.734.4 45.939.748.135.6 30.446.537.148.1 33.442.334.040.4 50.572.461.268.3 53.270.761.069.3 avoiacontributionchanceindependence pressure for steady to society progress 46.741.452.243.018.1 44.921.835_855.241.7 47.016_045.651.742.0 48.249.115.144.546.2 56.023.669.545.756.7 44.722.035.555.441.9 47.541.152.239.318.6 45.344.453.040.216.1 45.551.342.652.116.5 46.851.547.542.514-7 46.251.250-643.116-6 47.542.348.545.115.7 47.454.713.152.149.9 56.023.167.443.854.5 56.124-461.173.849.5 Credit Moors to be Takenintrinsicworkbe helpful witswith interestpeople ideasto others in field 66.651.652.0 64.852.349.5 66.953.555.3 69.048.051.4 64.770.5 64.851.949.0 65.156.058-2 66.252.153.7 69.051.652.5 66.758.362.1 66.459.661.1 67.746.449.6 73.257.353.1 64.870.3o9.3 64.771.273.0 During Pall Term *0 12-1516-18more thanhrs9-11 18 hrshrs 37_647.1 9.43.2 32.546.412.6 4.4 44.241.4 2.99_7 37.656.5 3.41.7 36.553.9 7.01.5 32.M45.912.3 4.6 27.853.215.7 1.8 43.742.011.5 1.9 43.038.312.3 3.3 52.736.7 5.81.8 46.443.0 2.96.2 38.756.1 1.82.8 33.858.2 5.71.3 39.250.6 1.67.6 31.260.5 5.81.2 Residence During Pallless Term than ** 66- hrs 8 hrs 43.1 0.81.7 1.22.9 0.9 18-1 0.10-6 0.20.9 3.01-3 0.41-1 31.4 0-10.8 2.21.0 11.2 1.21.7 0.80.6 17.4 0.60.1 20.2 0.30.7 36.1 0.001.0 20.2 0.50.7 othercollegewithfraternity parentscampusprivate dormitory housing orhome relativessorority or apartment house 46.7 0.86.71.4 11.771.413.6 0.11.1 68.125.4 1.60.63.4 75.4 2.31.72.3 59.830.8 0.16.01.1 74.210.212.3 0.11.0 62.531.0 2.40.23.0 63.6 0.22.21.4 68-918.5 8.32.91.0 85.0 0.71.41.3 62.533.2 0.31.71.4 75.2 2.71.7 76.0 1.70.81.2 52.5 1.00.17.4 74.4 1.20.23.4 Current Religious PreferenceCongregationalBaptistother (U.C.C.) 12.9 1.71.3 13.6 2.11.3 13.9 1.70.9 10.3 2.30.2 60.6 0.72.1 12.7 2.21.2 25.4 2.80.8 17.1 1.31.8 2.08.30.4 16.9 0.41.6 0.90-51.7 17-9 2.50.3 0.11.54.9 64.2 0.62.9 53.2 0.60.7 LutheranJewishEasternLatterEpiscopal OrthodoxDay Saints (Mormon) 3_30.65.65.02.9 4.85.00.42.10.6 4.15.50_20.63.3 6.50.67.00.23.6 0.60.00.01.1 4.00.45.12.10.6 0-82.58.30-10.4 5.70.33.33.10-5 4.50-10.79.34.3 8.30.13.90.51.4 0.00.31.21.10.7 8.40.34.03.60.4 15.0 2.50.03.31.0 0.50.00.80.1 0.0O.;0-01.7 RomanQuakerPresbyterianMuslimMethodist Catholic(Society of Friends) 34.610.2 0.25.7 39.0 0.14.60-39.2 32.610.6 0.36.30.1 29.511.5 0.20.17.0 14.9 7.50.00.62.3 40.2 0.14.50.38.9 21.512.7 0.24.9 32.512.4 0.25.80.1 29.5 0.46.20.27.3 13.510.413.4 0.60.2 82.7 0.11.01.5 25.513.4 0.17.8 43.1 0.24:04.9 1 13.5 6.70.40.02.0 17-9 9.20.02.91.0 OtherotherUnitarianSeventhnone Protestantreligion Day - Universalist Adventist 11.4 3.54.60.30.3 10.7 4.14.00.10.2 10.6 3.55.80.40.5 13.8 3-60.50.13.1 5.61.90.00.43.7 10.9 3.74.00.10.2 6.64.09.30.20.1 9.53.14.30.30.2 15.7 6.20.14.40.7 12.3 4.49.30.52.7 6.01.61-30.00.1 13.7 4.33.30.50-1 '".0 2.30.12.60.6 5.23.61.60.00.7 6.42.33.80.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN MEN FALL 1973 RESEARCH PROGRAM AU !testi- 2-Year All AU AU Uni- Pres lean - Bieckmeetly 2-Year C,olleaos Pnvon. 4-Year Colleges Prot- Univorsities BlackPm...elven* Cm lines Concern About Financingsos?no College concern concern 46_737.9totions Colleges Colleges46.139.9 versifies 4.Y.., 45.937.3 4d.916.6 Colleges 38.722.8 46.239.0Public 45.437.7Privet. 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Public 24.439.3 Privet. 19.7 SupportPart-time Prom or Summer Workmajor concern 13.4 15.0 16.6 14.6 33.5 26-014.4 29.917_0 33.014.5 21.917.7 23.820.2 18.020.9 19.214.4 22.615.2 44.236.3 49.342.937.4 $1,000-$1,904$500-5999$2,000-54,00081-5499none 22.243.225.2 7.71.4 26-319.445.5 6.81.7 21.941.627-8 7.41.1 27.241.520.0 1.71.4 45.8..1.8 9.80.51.8 45.719.4 6.81.7 43.319.1 1.16.4 41.019.3 0.85.7 24.242.5 1.94.1 42.823.8 0.9R.5 41.010.928.9 1.0 27.442.2 9.61_4 10.124.539.2 1.4 10.642.5 0.41.8 40.4 0.51.78.3 Tull-timeSupport Prom Employmentover 54,000 0.3 0.4 87_8 0.2 R9.9 0.2 79.0 0.3 76.8 0.4 84.1 0.2 88.4 0.2 86.2 0.4 R8.3 0.1 87.4 0.1 88.9 0.2 92.9 0.1 76.9 0.5 83.4 0.0 none$2,000-54,00057,000-51,9995500-S999S1-$499 84.2 2.74.41.3 77.5 1.93.65.99.5 4.81.12.13.5 0.42.13.33.9 5.99.51.42.5 6.09.82.03.6 2.64.54.91.1 5.10.71.83-2 2-93.64.22.1 0.91.83.94.S 0.93.14_34.1 4.30.62.23.7 0.62-12.51.6 10.6 6.21.52.8 2.05.47.21.0 Support Prom Savingsovernone $4,000 4'5.9 0.0 48.5 1.6 47.8 0.7 39.5 0.3 67.2 1.7 48.4 1.7 49.8 0.6 51.3 0.7 43.5 1.0 46.2 0.3 39.3 0.3 38.4 0.3 43.234.2 0.2 24.'67.2 2.0 67.2 1.0 over52,000-54,00031,000-51,9995500-$999S1-499 54,000 34.311.6 S.70.61.9 33.311.1 0.74.81.7 33.810.6 0.65.51.7 13.8"t6.5 7.20.72.3 25.0 5.40.40.51.6 11.133.4 0.71.74.8 10.732.0 2.14.70.7 32.6 0.54.e9.41.3 11.935.1 2.20.86.5 34.510.6 2.36.00.5 37.013.9 2.24.80.7 14.237.2 0.62.27.5 12.5 2.76.50.9 0.40.31.65.6 25.2 0.20.94.91.6 Support Pros Spouse ii-Suggnone 97.1 1.0 95.R 1.5 97.7 0.7 98.1 0.4 95_2 1.02.3 95.8 1.01.5 96.3 0.71.0 98.0 0.40.8 97.7 0.40.6 97.3 0.50.9 97.0 0.50.6 97.9 0.40.5 98.7 0.20.3 95.0 1.02.5 95.7 1.21.8 Support Prom Parentalover FamilyS2,000-54,000$1,000-$1,999S500-.5999 $4,030 0.60.40.6 0.50.70.S1.0 0.40.30.5 0.30.5 0_40.20.9 0.50.7 0.40.50.6 0.30.40.2 0_10.40.5 0.40.4 0.80.70.4 0.40.60.3 0.20.40.3 0.40.21.0 0.30.8 52,000-54,00031,000-$1,9Q93500-299951-S499none 25.424.216.11S.2 35.814.631.1 0.54.3 21.324.116-017.314.2 24.221.114.415.714.0 13.033.339.3 7.64.4 36.931.816.6 3.68.6 21.122.422.712.916.1 24.516.030.217.6 8.1 25.617.015.211.016.6 24.618.118.517.412.8 22.220.114.917.719.8 13.726.415.917.315.0 14.810.428.810.3 9.7 40.213.534.1 7.42.5 31.837.712.1 8.08.3 SupportBilitary Prom Service Parent's Benefitnoneover 54,000 95.412.g 6.3 94.3 2.7 95.9 7.1 96_310.6 91.9 2.3 94.3 2.6 93.5 4.8 95.7 3.6 96.514.7 95.6 8.6 95.9 5.3 96.1 6.7 97.023.4 91.3 2.4 93.1 2.1 over$2,000-4;4,000$1,000-51,999$5C0-$999$1-$499 54,000 0.20.80.02.4C.4 0.20.40.91.03_2 0.30.70.30.91.9 0.4O.R0.10.71.7 0.83.40.51.51.9 0.10.40.91.03.2 0.50.41.61.32.8 2.00.30.80.9 0.20.30.71.7 0.10.31.00.82.1 0.40.50.90.81.6 0.80.10.40.61.R 0.00.30.61.4 0.73.21.21.91.8 0.03.91.11.9 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTSONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN MEN FALL 1973 Prodami- All Insti-notions Collages2-Yoor Coll App.!. vanities AU 4-Yoor An All Doi- Collages Blackown* Public2-Tear Colleges Private Public Nonsoct.Private A-Yoar Collage. 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Private Public BlockProshotwootly Co Ames Private Parent'sSupport ProsSocial Security$500-59991;1-5499none Benefit 92.3 4.01.9 90.1 2.25.4 93.2 1.83.5 94.2 1.62.5 84.210.7 3.0 90.1 2.15.5 90.5 2.84.5 93.4 1.73.6 93.2 1.73.3 92.4 3.91.8 93.3 1.92.9 94.0 1.72.7 95.2 1.22.0 84.810.4 2.6 82.911.3 3.7 MilitarySupport FromService Personal Benefitover52,000-34,000$1,000-S1,999 S4,000 0.10.31.4 0.20.41.7 0.10.31.2 0.10.41.2 0.10.41.8 0.20.41.7 0.20.41.6 0.10.31.0 0.10.31.4 0.30.11.5 0.40.11.3 0.10.41.2 0.10.31.2 0.10.31.9 0.50.01.5 32,000--34,00031,030-52,00055C0-1999$1-54°9none 95.7 0.90.60.141.4 91.9 2.61.91.11.7 97.7 0.40.70.3 99.1 0.20.40.1 88.6 1.92.72.32.8 91.6 2.02.71.31.8 96.0 0.61.70.90.5 96.9 0.40.80.5 98.9 0.40.1 98.3 0.60.10.30.4 98.5 0.30.50.20.4 98.9 0.20.50.1 99.5 0.10.2 85.9 2.72.93.23.4 94.6 0.20.91.61.6 Scholarships or Grants31-$499noneover $4,000 61.317.4 0.5 66.422.5 0.6 54.114.8 0.6 63.713.2 0.1 40.317.7 1.6 68.022.8 0.7 46.818.9 0.4 60.716.0 1.0 12.352.9 0.2 38.614.4 0.3 42.114.1 0.2 68.414.5 0.1 48.9 9.00.0 49.820.0 1.8 23.413.7 1.1 Federally Ins. or Collegeover$2,000-34,000$1,000-1,999$500-3999 Loans 34,000 2.16.73.7)9.1 0.50.93.10.6 10.111.6 4.35.1 7.41.55.09.1 15.615.3 2.28.8 0.50.62.35.8 12.617.4 0.63.6 10.3 7.54.21.2 13.410.2 9.40.8 10.620.415.3 0.7 18.916.8 0.77.4 0.85.29.3 11Z:t 3.S6.7 10.315.0 2.03.1 25.219.116.0 2.5 52,000-54,000$1,000--;1,9995500-399931-5499110A, 90.5 1.36.75.144.8 8,1..3 4.10.63.75.0 74.0 2.39.35.07.3 80.8 7.14.21.06.7 10.566.012.0 9.41.3 117.3 0.54.93.73.4 74.2 9.57.75.91.9 82.2 0.64.74.84.5 14.463.4 6.79.54.5 66.713.410.9 1.87.0 65.216.6 2.39.86.7 84.8 0.64.7S.24.5 67.715.011.5 2.33.1 69.417 1.47.89.3 59.216.00 2.09.6 Other Repayable LoanOvernonce 54,003 92.5 0.9 92.6 1.10.3 91.6 2.1 93.7 0.2 85.2 0.8 93.0 0.3 88.0 0.8 93.5 3.2 90.7 1.6 88.6 0.2 87.8 0.4 94.1 0.2 92.4 0.4 86.1 1.1 83.5 0.2 over31,000-51,9993500-599931-349952,000 $4,000 - 34,000 0.40.61.92.7 0.60.41.51.8 0.42.12.30.62.7 0.20.51.71.4.2.1 3.13.95.51.1 0.50.33.11.41.6 0.93.33.53.11.2 0.30.42.71.51.7 0.30.93.22.72.2 0.70.82.93.33.7 1.34.32.92.4 0.20.31.41.72.2 0.30.93.11.71.5 5.51.30.92.83.4 0.73.94.81.55.6 Other Sources of Support31nOn-j -34 °9 93.0 2.8 93.8 3.5 90.2 2.7 95.6 2.1 90.7 4.8 93.8 3.6 93.5 2.1 87.5 2.6 94.1 2.4 92.6 3.3 92.9 3.1 95.6 2.2 95.3 1.8 91.1 4.8 89.7 4.8 over$2,000-54,0000$1,000-S1,994i.500-3919 54,000 0.71.80.41.2 0.40.30.71.4 4.50.60.91.2 0.60.30.41.0 0.20.32.81.2 0.40.30.71.3 2.20.40.61.2 7.80.50.71.1 0.60.91.0 0.60.71.21.6 0.50.71.01.9 0.30.501.0 3 0.500.1511.0 0.20.50.82.6 0.20.02.03.3 Veteran yes,didyes,s2rvedno not inserve southeast in sE Asia 9h.9 1.51.6 94.1 2.83.2 98.8 0.70.5 99.3 0.40.3 92.4 4.03.6 93.8 2.93.3 97.4 1.51.3 98.5 0.90.6 99.2 0.4 99.1 0.50.4 99.4 0.20.3 99.2 0.40.3 99.7 0.10.2 89.6 5.54.9 98.0 0.91.1 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN MEN FALL 1973 Prodoini - 2 -Year Colleges 4-Yoor Colleges Universities Profile...4w.* EssentialObjectives or Considered Very Important to be An 'Anti-futions Colleges2-Year Colleges versifiesAR 4-Toor AU All Uni- CollagesmerelyBlock Public Private rsiblic Nonsect.Private .stoatProt- GA* tic Public Privets Kibbe Block Co lleges Privates raiseinfluencebeachieve an aauthority familyin socialpolitical a performing invalues mystructure field art 54.820.267.016.717.9 28.466.156.316_016.4 55_730.868-219_316_9 28.366.951.019.317.1 45_976.825.157.232.4 56.165.927_915.916_4 60.369.334.917.016.5 55.429.018.469.015.9 55.567.230.019.618.1 55.920.267.318.736.1 58.322.666.535.216.8 49.827.066.618.115.9 54.732.423.267.921.0 45.731.476.626.356.8 58.146.477.234.322.8 have admin. responsibility 32.0 34.2 31.9 28.3 . 44.4 34_2 34.5 33.4 30.0 29.8 31.0 28.5 27.6 44.8 43.6 develophelpbe othersinvoleisuccessfulvery philosophy well-off in in difficulty environ.in ofmyfinancially lifeown cleanup business 64.735.q51.656.063.8 59.954.238.066.167.4 68.048.058.861.634_6 68.049.155.233_760.6 70.066.571.445.275.4 59.555.953.667.937.9 61.465.239.454.561.5 65.664.033.746.456.3 69.758.161_936.749.8 72.634.749.765.354_2 71.134.551.064.759.5 66.534-449.753.361.1 72.946.861.459.031.5 68.845.465.370.374.8 68.776.472.544.873.6 Agree Strongly or Somewhatgov'tkeepbecome upnot awith comeunitycontrolling political leader pollution affairs 86.743.727.8 27.385.838.0 87.029.247.0 87.743.726.5 87.047.254.6 85.838.026.9 85.538.232.0 86.546.528.2 47.588.028.7 86.946.331.9 47.750_732.2 26.187.447.1 88.354.127.7 87.252.045.6 86.650.459.8 women'sgoy,*gov'tpeopletoo notmany activities snculddesegregatingprotecting rights be forbestpail consumer criminals inquicklyequally home 40.927.755.746.375.6 46_346.057.876.832.4 39.945.174_625.555.0 33.644.722.953.175.1 67.749.046.941.680.3 45.657.648.576.832.6 57.830.560.945_175.4 40.625.456.642_073_6 24,676.635.251.550_2 43.825.854.346.873_5 47.628.354.948.877.9 34.643.222.954.774.5 30.347.849.776.922.6 48.646.340.765.879.7 49.743.671.347.981.5 womendiscouragemarijuanacanwealthy shoulddo little shouldshouldlarge get to jobfamiliesbepay change legalized equalitymore societytars 44.688.067.150.975.8 46.535.463.050.876.6 43.339.167.676.048.8 43.190.773.674.354.0 85.645_345.049.777.3 45_785.562.876.851.4 44.184.966.143.373.2 43.68R.866.247.377.1 44.590.95..375.269.9 41.188.069.144.272.9 42.888.052.652.877.7 74.743.690.253.074.9 41.392.469.972.457.4 45.184.947.877.548.8 86.8"7.:45.739.4 abolishstudentscolde-emphasizebenefit regulate college help of studentscollegeevaluate organizedgrades is offfaculty monetary sportscampus 26.135_174.461.612.5 70.925.437_672.214.2 34.475_225-057.212.5 76.926_731.852.0 9.7 71.030.537.375-927.0 26.772.137.871.213.9 24.372.756.035.314.0 22.433.875.061.712_3 27.776.551_534.410.4 28.874.253.335.017.2 27.374.651.037.110.R 77.325.632.355.2 9.6 75.541.630.529.910_0 30.470.077.726.537.6 30.636.772.974.927.9 adoptcolprofcollegeregulate too treatmentopen lax hasadmissions studenton rightstudentfor disadvantaged publicationsto at protestsban pub speaker col 36.740.325.731.239.5 44.137.150.444.128.3 40.438.326.330.330-2 22-533.633.420.422.7 42.568.252.728.550.6 51.143.743.527.936.5 39.749.551.734.045.3 24.229.542.738.131.0 29.821.f.'35.116.324.2 32.042.043.828.737.1 34.235.023.428.836.6 23.522.534.534.620.2 22.730.929-620.221.1 53.741.966.428.451.5 50.843.848.971.828.7 Political Orientationusefar same left degree standard for all 33.279.0 2.7 30.579.5 2.9 33_878.8 2.6 36.978.6 2_6 76.238.9 5-5 30.679.7 3.0 28.476.4 2.5 79.531.3 2.1 78.339.0 3.7 77.633.6 2.7 76.936.7 2.4 78-235.5 2.3 41.780.0 3.3 36.476.5 5.4 44.175.6 5.8 Marital Status conservativemiddle-of-the-roadfarliberal right 48.215.0 0.8 14.251.3 1.0 46.516.3 0.8 14.645.2 0.6 14.737.6 3.2 51_414.0 1.0 17.750_6 0.8 48.517.3 0.8 13.443.2 0.7 18.544.3 0.9 13.646.7 0.5 46.814.7 0.6 14.339.9 0.8 15.738.7 3.7 12.635.3 2.2 presentlynotdating,butseeingpresently dating oneengaged married innoperson recentone steadilyexclusively months 19.145.531.2 2.1 19.843.630.0 2.73-9 46.333.117.9 0.81.8 47.830.819.7 0.51.3 26.812.251.6 4.05.4 20.043.629.7 2.44.1 44.534.116.1 3.51.7 47.116.733.5 1.80.9 45.319.832.2 2.00.8 45.018.433.6 1.91.1 19.547.032.0 1.20.3 19.347.631.1 1.40.6 21.248.229.6 0.80.2 11-450.326.9 4.17.3 26.613.754.4 3.81.5 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN MEN FALL 1973 Portion.: - Sow any Children Mom dr* All Insti-tutions 24.0, Collages Colleges vomit:esAll 4 -Yaw An One'.All C011ege%Bieck Pals2-Your tic Collages Privet. 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Public 2k=,,ColimpuPmeionnemmly Pnuato twoonenonethree 97.9 0.20.4141 , 96.3 0.40-81.9 98.9 0.10.20.6 99.4 0.10.10-3 91.1 0.72.15.3 96.2 0.40.82-0 98.5 0.20.30.6 98.8 0.10.20.7 99.1 0.00.20.5 98.8 0.10.30.6 99.5 0.10.2 99.3 0.10.30.1 99.5 0.00.2 88.7 0.96.32.8 96.0 0.20.53.1 Total Children Expectednone **Sfour or more 19.2 0.20.1 21.3 0.40.2 17.2 0.20-1 18_2 0.20.0 15.9 0.4 21.5 0.40.2 18.5 0.30.1 17.8 0.10.2, 16.9 0.20.1 15.5 0.10.1 17.4 0_10.1 18.8 0.20.0 15.9 0.00.2 16.2 0-60.6 15.3 0.00.1 5fourthreetwoone or more 20.444.3 5.57.R2.8 20.541.5 5.67.83.2 45_121.1 5.78.42-5 48.019.4 6_85.02.6 34.114.521.3 9.74.5 20.641.3 7.85.63.2 20.144.2 5.88.42.9 20.645.2 5.78.22.5 21.347.2 4.47_42.8 27.747.0 4.98.32.6 22.711.613.833.0 1.5 48.618.9 4.76.22.8 45.921.2 5.28.52-2 35.114.420.0 9.25.1 32.010.614.624.0 3.4 VeryStudents Good EstimateThat They Chances Villchangechange Are career major choice tield 13.314.3 10.411_1 14.515_7 16.517.6 13.7 8.9 10.311.1 11.510.7 16.314.3 14.614.1 15.716.5 13.213.7 16.718.2 16.015.7 14.5 8.5 12.3 9.7 graduatejoinbefail elected aone withsocial or tohonorsmore fretstudent courses or sororityoffice 10_617.913.3 2.32.8 8.88-93-21.7 16.311.2 3.12.9 16.512.6 2.3 19.R18.4 7.74.0 8.49.01_63.1 14.7 2.78.13.5 14.710.4 2.83.2 19.212.8 3.32.3 10_719.4 3.72.9 13.512.5 3.42.0 15.910.6 2.02.4 18.319.2 3.41.6 17.217.5 6.5 24.920.010.3 ooNa s makebelive elected atin leasta coeducationalto aan '131 honor average society dorm in a commune while in col 33.7 4.81-8 26.6 2.92.18.9 35.519.5 5.31.8 43_130.9 7.31.4 28.114.0 9.44.9 26.9 2.92.28.8 22.0 3.69.51.7 32.878.3 4.81.6 26-241.9 5.92.2 33.215.7 5_61.7 41.015.1 6.12.3 39.230.4 5.9 1 i:1 55.630.811.8 1.3 26-311.3 8.24.9 11.731.719.4 5.1 enrollseekworknee atindividualvocational inoutside honors job counselingcourses extra time to complete legr 33.1 7.76.29.65.2 43.5 5.66.43.98.6 27.310.5 7.38.54.4 23-813.010.0 4.35.5 12.013-926-712.5 9.3 44.7 3.85_48.66.5 25.1 4.67.75.78.3 26.110.6 7-67.04.7 10.710.329.9 7.13.5 10.625-8 8.47.34.6 11.231.6 9.29.44.5 23.510.5 5.24.69.8 21.424.710.9 6_53.3 10.313.227.311.7 9.5 15.225.615.214.1 9.1 transferdropenterdropget outa outnachelor's armedpermanentlyto temporarily another forces degree College 12.660.6 2.21.11.8 16.339.6 1.21.61.9 11.872.8 3.51.21.9 78.6 7_40.71_01.5 59.1 5.69.12.13.2 16.039_0 1.21.91.8 20.647.2 2.12.11.2 13.872.8 5.41.61.2 74.9 7.22.40_91.1 12.269.9 2.11.71.1 10.373_0 1.31.11.7 76.7 8.11.00.71.5 84.6 5.01.00.61.4 56.6 5.59.01.93.5 63.9 5.89.52.32.5 marry5e findbemore satisfiedwithinwnile asuccessful job inain yearcollege vithpreferred thanaftercollege most coltield 57.122.848.715.6 5.6 14.154.823.041.4 5.2 22-117.659.053.1 5.7 15.358_123.654.8 6.1 14.558.747.434.8 5.7 13.754.723.340.6 5-1 18.956.251,719.2 5,9 ''5.460.250.018.223.0 16.060.921.759.0 6.0 18.755.255.419.8 7.0 15.052.621.752.4 4.7 16.157.423.352.1 6.6 60.324.563.712.8 4.2 58.735.447.713.9 5.7 33.646.715.558.8 5.8 (**) This item is reported for the-first tio,. in 1973. Items not indicated with 1*** are repeated or modi- (2)(1) percentagesRecategorizationfied questions will sumfrom of to thisone more oritem thanmore from 100of atheif longer anyearlier students list surveys. is checkedshown in more Appendix than oneC of categ3ry. the 1973 Nat'l Norms Report. ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMWEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN WOMEN FALL 1973 All Nati- 2-Year All 4-Yeer All All Uni- PmslomiBlackmeetly 2 -Tsar Coffey,* Private 4-Year Colleges Prat- Universities Public BlockP14°'""/IT Cel loos Fn.*. Age by December 31, 19731716 or younger 6_20.2lotions Co/bryva Colleges vanities5.90.2 6.20.2 6.50.2 Colleges 9.40.3 0.26.0Public Private0.84.7 Public 5.50.1 Nonsect- 9.30.3 estant5.80.3 Catholic 5.20.1 0.15.6Public 10.5 0.3Priewe 6.70.1 13.8 0.6 22212019la 77.512.3 0.30.51.2 14.372.4 0.51.02.2 11.380.7 0.20.10.7 82.010.7 0.00.10_3 16.069.7 0.41.12.1 72-313.9 0.62.21.0 17_873.3 0.30.51.5 81.211.5 0.10.20.7 80.0 0.00.10.69.5 13.778.4 0_10.41.1 83.7 0.20.69.7 82.311.3 0.00.10.3 80.7 0.10.10.38.0 18.968.8 0.52.51.3 71.311.4 0.30.81.4 Citizenshiy 3026-2923-25 or older 0.80.50.3 0.71.71.0 0.20-1 0.10.0 0.20.30.5 0.71.11.9 0.60.20.3 0.20.2 0.00.10.0 0.20.10.0 0.20.1 0.10.0 0.0 0.30.6 0.00.10.3 Racial Background (1)naturalizednotnative a U.S.born U.S. citizenU.S. citizen citizen 44_7 2.03.2 91.6 3_64.7 96-5 1.12.4 97.1 0_42.0 93.7 0.45.9 91.2 3_94_9 95.6 3.11.3 96.7 2.41.0 96.0 2.31.8 96.8 2.30-8 95.7 2.71.5 97.4 0.71.9 95.8 2.31.9 92.7 0.37.0 95.3 0.64.0 Mexican-American/ChicanoOrientalAmericanBlack/Negro/Afro-AmericanWhite/Caucasian Indian 87.9 8.61.21.0 85.0 2.59.11.41.0 86.910_8 0.50.71.0 94.2 0.53.90.9 99.2 0.10.00.40.5 94.2 2.71.50.99.6 93.4 0.41.94.3 86.311.E 0.40.51.2 86.710.6 0.41.30.7 86.012.8 0.40.30.8 93.2 1.40.71.23.0 95.3 0.40.71.03.1 89.4 7.60.60.51.7 99.4 0.00.10.4 99.0 0.10.00.70.3 Year Graduated ?Ton HighOther1973Puerto School Rican - American 0.4-,C 2-20.6 0.41.1 1.00.2 0.60.3 2.30.6 1.50.4 1.00.4 1.30.4 0.70.2 1.40.5 0.90.2 1.70.5 0.4 0.11.0 H.S.1971 19701972equivalency or earlier (G.F.D. test) 94.7 0.50.62.21.4 90.2 1.13.03.5 97.1 0.20.50.31.5 98.2 1.10.20.21.1 94.9 0.40.72_71.2 89.8 1.13.23.5 93.4 0.51.32_9 97.4 0.30.7S.21.3 96.9 0.10.20.31-9 96.0 0.10.50-52.2 97.7 0.20.40.31.1 98.1 0.20.10.21.2 98.4 0.10.20.80.0 93.9 0.60.82.91.5 96.3 2.30.00.70.5 Average Grade in nighAnever SckoolORA- A. completed high school 12.4 9.30.7 6.54.11.2 10.114.1 0.3 19.716.6 0_3 5.13.10.2 4.16.41.2 6.54.01.5 12.9 R.80.1 17.413.0 0.6 14.411.3 0.8 14-610.4 0.3 14.219.0 0.2 22.527.6 0.5 2.30.24.5 4.50.16.0 C.B-B.13 12.727.424.7 7.4 11.717.429.719.6 11.027.327.8 5.8 23.527.9 3.67.6 22.615.616.924.0 29.711.617_519.9 13.129.316.117.3 11.428.628.9 5.7 24.427.1 5.19.8 26.425.510.8 6.5 27.126.111.6 6.2 28.725.1 3.18.0 24.416.6 5.62.2 22.620.616.917.7 26.325.713.415.6 Distance From Bone toC College5D miles or less 12.9 0.16.3 23.110.7 0.2 7.43.80.1 4.90.11.7 12.212.3 0.5 24_710.5 0.2 13.4 7.20.4 7.80.13.6 5.20.1-N0.13-.J 6.14.9 12.7 0.04.0 4.90.11.8 0.05.21.1 13.915.0 0.5 9.58.00.4 more51-1006-10101-50011-50 milesthan milesmiles miles500 miles 26.513_325.514.4 7.0 25.934.8 2.77.46.1 36.620_410.817.0 7.7 41.319.318.5 9.66.4 15.827.117.018.2 9.7 35.927.7 5.21.74.9 30.618.324.013.0 7.0 23.038.119.5 2.98.7 25.934.416.012.4 6.1 20.340.015.414_3 3.9 10.725.624.314.712.1 43.521.718.5 5.26.2 29.331.518.2 8.57.4 25.121.224.810.5 4.6 33.730.210.5 7.88.4 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMWEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN WOMEN FALL 1973 Predomi Number of College Applications All InsH- futions2-Yoar Coll egos Colleges wesitissAll 4-Ydar All Atl Uni- CaLsvps Mackwomb, Public2-ToorCallgopm Rive* PYbtic tion'Act-Prim*. 4.Y.orColLmos .stoat o- Ccithaic Public UMwwsitiolos Privet. PublicalockCalosmProdemismw4. Private fouronethreetwothis otherothers others collegeothers only 14.447.719.8 4.78.7 60.111.017.6 2.86.0 21.438.010.917.3 6.1 20.843.415.1 5.59.6 20.820-339.011.9 4.5 60.810.717.0 2.86.0 23.052.314.0 2.26.4 22.310.117.239.0 5.5 10.015.018.417.327.7 21-347.914.8 4.39.0 10.920.524-235.2 5.1 14.421.649.0 3.88.1 12.816.118.117.118.7 18.621.247.5 2.88.1 24.225.518.118.9 7.2 .lumber of College Acceptancesthismorefive collegeothersthan five only others 40.3 2.12.6 52.8 1.11.5 32.7 2.83.5 36.1 2.82.9 26.0 2.01.5 51.6 1.11.5 45.4 0.81.3 33.4 2.63.3 24.1 6.15.4 42.2 1.21.6 29.8 2.41.7 41.1 1.31.7 16-s 9.37.9 32.9 0.91.0 16.5 2.63.5 threeonefivefourtwo other others others 17.926.6 8.93.71.5 13.425.5 0.61.95.4 20.911.027.2 2.14.7 27.010.019.1 4.61.8 11.326.130.5 3.81.6 25.113_0 5.40.61.9 29.217.2 0.45.71.9 10.220.427.9 2.24.5 16.024.123.7 3.07.2 27.2D. 8.20-93.1 10.224.229.3 1.93.6 17.728.2 8.11.13.1 24.610.417-622.5 4.3 23.033.4 7.70-81.8 30.426.516.1 2.76.6 Highest Degree Planned non..moreHere than five others 7.11.0 11.4 0.3 5.31.3 31.4 -3 4.40.7 11.5 0_4 10.5 0.2 5.71.4 3.31.9 6.60.6 4.50.9 3.80.6 1.44.3 5.20.4 3.31.1 M.D.,Ph.D.,master'sbachelor'sassociate D.O.,D.D.s.,OF (M.A.,!A.D. (or(8.A., equivalent) M.S.) B.S.) OR D_v_n. 51.228.5 8.60.91.1 70.611.3 0.40.32.1 76.211.7 0.41.13.8 73.314.2 2.42.0 61.723.0 0.93.15.0 70.n11.0 0.30.42.2 69.214.9 0.20.51.1 73.914.9 1.22.50.3 76.7 1.18.48.50.6 79.6 3.70.41.16.7 83.1 0.90.37.41.9 13.774.0 2.42.61.8 70.416.3 5.03.21.1 26.954.6 0.63.57.4 16.972.9 1.52.41.2 Highest Degree Planned otherB.D.LL.B.Anywhere OR OR 6.Div. J.D. (law)(divinity) 0.02.00.4 0.03.80.1 0.00.31.2 1.10.70.0 0.30.51.1 3.90.00.1 3.40.1 0.01.10.3 0.00.90.4 0.10.21.5 0.01.60.3 0.00.70.9 0.40.02.2 0.41.20.2 0.80.70.4 Ph.D.master'sbachelor'sassociatenone OR Ed.D.(C.A., (B.A., (or equivalent)M.S.) B.S.) 15-033.3 °.67.64.0 25.337.218.3 6.75.1 43.130.011.9 2.71.6 36.032.912.5 2.21.3 20.747.415.5 1.13.1 25.537.018.1 5.26.7 23-319.839.1 4.26.6 46.610.531.7 0.92.3 22.916.838.1 3.52.6 11.738.831.2 2.04.1 10.940.331.7 1.22.9 10.936.336.4 1.52.4 35.118.119.3 0.21.4 49.319.218.4 1.73.6 23.944.810-5 2.40.2 B.D.LL.B.N.D., OR ORD.O., M.Div. J.D. D.D.S., (divinity) IR D.V.q. (law) $ 0.22.95.4 0.20.93.0 0.25.33.4 0.14.59.2 0.24.76.2 0.90.23.0 0.22.41.4 2.50.13-9 0.25.88.3 0.53.26_1 0.04.46.5 0.17.63.5 15.8 0.19.0 3.60.12.7 7.49.70.2 InReasons Selecting Noted Thisas Very College Importantparentsother wanted me to come here 11.3 2.2 14.6 3.3 9.71.7 8.61.3 19.8 1.1 14.5 3.4 14.9 3.2 6_91.4 8.61.7 12.1 2.3 17_2 2.1 8.51.3 9.11.1 22.9 1.3 15-0 0.8 adviceofferedwantedaasteacher atoof financialgood liv.,,,advisedsomeone academic away mewhoassistance fromattendedreputation home 19.954.216.919.5 5.3 17.614.639.4 5.36.7 21.520.860.825.5 5.7 20.713.766.829.9 4.4 21.244.120.564.2 8.8 37.417.013.7 5.14.9 24.424.259.723.4 6.7 54.923.721.014.2 5.Q 72.124.030.518.3 5.6 63-933.827.1 5.3 68.023.722.231.0 5.4 21.211.363.829.R 4.1 80.030.418.624.3 5.7 22-638.857.917.6 8.& 18.952_474.024.9 8.3 couldwantedadvicehasoffers low not toofspecialtuition getliveguidance a at'duejob home counselor program 27.534.214.3 2.99.2 19.'.-25.311.333.1 5.4 19.336.6 1.68.59.1 21.432.0 1.05.65.8 26.712.012.635-0 8.7 26.942.511.232.9 5.7 10.034.612.9 2.79.0 28.235.410.3 2.09.2 44.4 7.06.29.31.0 32.5262 7:51.33.78.3 11.435.4 9.21.59.5 30.625.3 1.15.75.5 38.3 0.54.87.23.3 11.314.611.734.136.6 32.514.014.8 4.57.9 ACE/UCLA COOPE7ATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FP FALL 1973 OMAN WOMEN Universities P"406mmoeIT All Insti-.tubons Colleges Colleges2-Yeor versifies All 4-Yee. All All Uni- CollegesPreclonsi -blacknon* Public2-Teor Colleges Privet. Pa, tic NOnsg-ti.Privet. 4.Yeor Colleges .start Prot - Gaffe liC Public Privet. Public WockCalleges Brothers/Sisters Underone twonone21 22.329.821.1 27.522.528.9 22.320.330.0 23.420.231.0 23.423-616.8 21.428.922.5 29.621.922.9 20.422.430.3 22.832.321.3 23.029.320.6 24.419.617.8 23.720.030.7 22.232.521.2 16.222.923.0 24.324.517.8 Brothers/Sisters 21 orthree none4Older cr more 41.913.4 17.614.312_8 44.213.413.9 44.712.013.3 36.122.913.3 37.S12.814.5 38.513.312.4 43.813.013.9 45.313.510.2 44.712.614.5 43.624.313.9 43.712-013.5 49.012.212-0 24.333.713.5 20.539.812.9 Brothers/Sisters in College4tarePtwoone or more 17.528.5 7.25.0 19.630.0 5.97.8 27-515.5 7.04.9 27.917.3 6.43.7 22.515.710-515.1 18.530.2 5.97.0 19.428.6 5.87.7 28.816.1 4.56.8 27.017.3 3.96.6 17.226.1 5.36.7 16.223.4 7.79.0 28.017.7 3.86.8 27.315.6 5.03.0 22-117.811.015.4 12.723-214.6 9.7 4threetwoonenone or more 32.'59.1 0.36.81.4 29.563.4 0.31.25.5 32.858.2 0.31.57.2 15.355.0 0.31.48_C 28.560-3 0-u2.53.3 29.663.5 0.31.25.5 29.163-0 0.46.11.5 32.359.3 0.26-81.4 35-355-0 0.47.81.6 31.860.0 0.31.36.5 32.655.0 0.92.59.0 35.355.2 0.37.91.4 35.553.9 0.51.38.8 29.959.3 0.42.08.4 26.261.9b 0.63.28.1 Father Currently Employedyes,full-timenoYes.ndrt-time 91.0 7.51.c 89-0 9.31.7 91.4 7.11.5 93-6 5.31.2 76.619.3 4.1 89-0 9.31.7 88.8 2.09.1 91.4 7.21.4 91.8 6.61.6 91-2 7.11.8 91.1 7.51.3 93.7 5.11.2 92.8 6.01.1 /22%.,0et '0,73.6\ )4,5 81.415.2 3.4 VhenFather You Employed Entered Highnoyes,part-time Schoolyes,full-time 94.Q t.01.1 93-6 5.11.3 95.2 3.81.0 96.7 2.50.9 82.413.4 4.2 93.6 5.11.3 93.1 5.51.4 95.2 3.81.0 95.5 3.70.9 94.7 3.91.4 95.3 0.93.8 96.7 2.40.9 96.2 2.90.9 / 79.915.4 4.7 86.310.2 3.5 Mother Currently Employednoyes,part-timPyes,ful1.-time 47.110..535.4 45.516.537.9 47.216.236.6 49_133.517.4 35.954.9 9.3 45-516.538.0 446.636.616.8 44.839.016.2 50.932.916.2 36.647.316.1 28.954.916.1 48-034.117.9 54-015.230.8 37.952.5 9.6 32.658.5 8.9 WhenMother Lou Employed Entered Highnoyes,part-timeyes,full-time School 50.415.733.9 47.236.915.9 50.933.415.6 54.429.915.7 31.810.857.4 47.016.037.0 49.735.215.1 48.415.835.8 55.115.629.3 50.415.234-4 59.524.815.7 53.416.130.5 58.727.413.9 33.611.854.6 61.629.2 9.2 TotalIndependent Income Lastof Parents YearS500-t999 A, non-iless than 4500 20.635.226.4 17.931.229.8 37.426.920.9 24.337.921.8 28.711.846.0 17.630.030.1 20.539-527.9 19.828-836.8 22.238.824.1 21.738.724-8 23.535.324.7 24.721.537.7 22-733.623.5 28.711.946.3 11-828.945.5 510,000$5,000-$9,999$3,000-14,999S2,009-12,999$1,000-F1,999 or more 11.0 0.81.12.31.4 11.2 1.72.12.53.7 10.8 0.40.62.21.0 12.7 0.20.30.62.2 0.92-12-82.64.9 11.2 2.12.63.81.3 11.1 0.81.21.32.7 ').4 0.40.71.02.2 11.1 0.20.51.02.2 10.6 0-60.41.22.1 12.8 0-40.72.50.2 12.8 0.30.62.20.2 11.8 0.30.10.62.4 0.92.52.92.34.6 2.63.15-41.01.8 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMWEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN WOMEN FALL 1973 All tutions Jima. AU 4-Twor All AU usi- Prodomi-Blockmuoly 2-Teor Private 4-Y4tuy Co Iluers Mot. Ursiversitios BluckCeUermKomlosimmely Financially indep. Thisnoyes Yr. 84.115-9 75-824.2Cof legrs Can., 88-111.9 91.0 9.0 69.930-1 75.224.8 Pbblic 81.818.2 Privet. 87.912-1Public 89.9Nensect.10.1 86.313-7 *stem 88.611.4Catbelic 90.5 9.5 Public 93.2 6.8 Private Public67.632.4 73-626.4hives. EstimatedFinancially Parental Indep- IncomeLastnoyes Yr- * 87.912.1 80.619-4 91.2 8-8 94.0 6.0 72-627.4 80.219.d 84.815-2 90.7 9.3 92.5 7.5 90.6 9.4 92.3 7.7 93.7 6.3 95.3 4.7 70.030.0 76.723.3 $8,000$3,000$6,000£4,000less than- - $3,000 $9,999S7,999$5,999S3,999 8.36.55.04.13.2 10.3 6.88.14.56-0 7.76.34.63.03.7 6-14.32.91_31.6 22-811.815.014.9 8.7 20.5 8.26.94.56.1 8-57.15.74.05.2 8.04.73.06.63.7 5.83.92.24.73.0 8.74.07.25.44-9 8.52.56.03.72.8 6.34.42.91.51.4 5.03.72.71.21.8 11.815.816.025.5 9.0 13.318.311.713.4 8.3 $20,000$25,000$15,000$12,500$10,000 - -324,999 $29,949S19,999£14,999$12,499 10.416.013.215.1 5.4 13.717.914.6 3.58.0 14.012.016-413.1 5.8 13.813.617-612.7 7.8 9.31.53.34.55.6 14.713.718-2 3.48.0 14-214.813.0 4.78.0 12.618-014.214-7 5.5 12.513-910.310-3 7.6 13.914-412.3 9.85.0 11.115.713.716.3 5.4 13.918.413.514.3 7.8 14.410.113.1 7.89.4 5.27.91.22.14.1 11.7 6.42.05.25.3 335,000$50,000$40,00033C,000 - or-$39,999 $49,999$34,999more 3.52.02.44.1 1.51.12.5 2.32.64.54.0 6.03.13.65.8 0.40.60.80.9 0.92.41.01.4 6.02.62.14.0 1.52.03.91.5 10.7 6.74.54.1 4.43.22.4 4.72.52.94.1 4.22.63.35.6 14.1 5.36.84.7 0.24.73.4 0.61.21.4 CO 1 1 Father's Education somegrammarhigh high school school school graduate or less 26-913.4 7.1 33-118-8 9.9 24-212-1 6.4 21-1 3.86.9 24.626-824.1 33-810.019-3 26-712.9 9.4 26-513.6 6.6 17.9 4.88.0 22-112-1 7.0 26.510.9 7.1 22.5 7.14,0 14.9 3.06.2 24-628.229-3 24.522.917.7 graduatepost-secondarysomecollege graduatecollege degreedegree otherschool than coll 14-912.677.7 2.54.8 12.513.9 6.14.41.2 15-215-228.7 3.05.2 24.818-716-1 3.84.7 6.28.25.91.82.5 11-814-0 5.51.14.4 11.619.213.2 4.62.5 11.417-216-5 2.55.6 24.722.513.4 4.24.5 18.419-013-5 3.24.6 13-319.114.4 3.05.8 24.816.716.4 3.74.9 27.724-614.8 4.54.2 2.91.14.77.21.9 10.4 2.78.59.83.4 Bother's Education highsomegrammar schoolhijh school school graduat., or less 40-111.7 4.5 46-317-2 6.8 37-610-1 3.7 34-1 5.52.2 29.028-511.6 47-217-7 6.9 36-712-1 5.8 41.911.4 3.8 28.3 2.86.8 31_910-0 3.7 41.1 8.35.0 5.52.2 25.8 5.22.0 31-131.813-7 25.623-4 8.2 graduatesomecollegepost-secondary graduatecollege degreedegree school other than coil / 14.115-3 4.47.72.2 11.7 2-59.65.91.1 15.816-1 5-52.78.5 20.219-8 5.73.39.3 10-9 5.42.58.53.8 11-2 7.92.41.05.7 16.216.3 4.01.57.3 15.212.8 4.32.08.6 22.018.1 9.54-38.1 17.918.9 6.13.58.1 15.414.6 4.42.09.2 39::19.719.3 4.82.9 22.021.8 9.84.8 3.11:59.23.0 6 11.713-5 8.93175.0 Spouse's Education highsomegrammar schoolhigh school school graduate or less 35.210.1 5-4 38-010.7 5.0 30-3 7.19.5 22-6 4.46.2 40.417.2 8.3 38-110.7 5.1 36-0 9.73.8 35.111.3 6.2 21-9 1.74.6 24.410.712-7 14.1 6.49.5 23.8 6.14.0 16.0 6.87.0 40.817.710.4 39.115.2 0.0 graduatesomecollegesom_,post-secondary aracsatecollege degreedegree school other than coil 13.624-1 6.04.01.6 23-812.4 4.84.11.2 26.114-5 2.06.73.7 22-015.121-3 3.84.6 13.210.6 7.02.01.2 12.124-0 4.83.91.2 17.718-6 4-97.91.5 12.127-5 3.03.31.5 17.921.925-4 3.72.8 13.026-1 8.83.01.2 25.413.810.914.9 5.0 20.623.413.9 3.24.9 21.525.114.1 7.12.4 11.811-4 4-60.62.6 16.018.6 3.57.60.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMWEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN WOMEN FALL 1973 All 14.1.-ty/ions Colleges Colleges2-Year versifies All 4-Year All All Uni- CollegesPrinters: -Blacknanny Public2-Year Colleges Private Public Nonsect-Private 4-Year Colleges **tont Pret- Carbolic Public Universities Private Public BleckProdeienaeatly Canaria P6.10. Probable Career Occupationbusinessartist (2) (incl (other)management performer) . 11.2 2.24.5 19.5 2.73.9 2.16.24.7 6.55.31.6 12.7 7.02.9 19.4 2.73.6 20.8 2.77.0 5.24.11.9 9.56.32.7 6_15.01.8 5.22.24.2 7.11.75.2 1.45.53.7 14.1 i..i . 10.i clergydoctor or (M.D. religious OR D.D.S.) worker 3.40_41.0 0.31.9 0.73.4 6.10_31.0 4.00.1 0.21_9 1_21.4 2.31.30.3 5.41.40.4 4.01.52.5 0.94.20.4 1.04.50.2 13.0 0.31.3 2.4 ...18 7.51.9 engineereducator (specialist)(secondary)(college(elementary) teacher) 0.76.98.25.9 7.00.45.83.80.7 10.9 0.68.77.81.3 5.45.71.65_5 2.20.67.48.24.4 0.90.45.76_83.8 6.19.13.90.50_4 13.010.9 0.49.7 5.81.54.43.8 11.2 0.36.27.2 0.27.38.85.8 1.55.96.06.2 3.43.21.9 10.0 0.58.55.3 5.85.33.10.7 homehomemakerhealthfarmer economist professionalor forester or dietician (non-3.0.) 11.6 2.50.71.81.0 11.2 0.91.20.8 11.2 0.50.83.11.6 12_9 3.10.83_91.2 4.92.20.49.80.0 11_4 0.70.91.21.3 9.60.61.21.11.7 11.8 2.52.10.50.7 10.9 5.10.70.61_6 2.51.09_20_61.2 11.0 0.63.40.31.9 13.2 1:73.10.91.4 11.8 7:40.50.3 6 2.90.50.07.9 12.7 0.01.00.1 skilledserviceresearchnurselawyer worker scientist 0.32.49.20.9 13.7 0.41.30.9 6.10-20.72.9 0.20.57.43.9 0.30.52.27.3 14.1 0.41.30_9 9.90_30_80.8 0.22.44.91.0 0.34.10.3 0_20.52.87.1 16.2 0.10.83.2 7.50.2.0.53.3 0.26.27.10.4 8.504400.61.7 0.4:::0.13.0 othertechnologistsocialsemi-skilled occupation or welfare or unskilled worker worker 6.92-04.40.1 S.93.43.70.1 6.81_15.40.1 8.74.00.11.2 4.82.09.70.3 5.93.63-50.1 0.45.64.90.21.7 5.70.15.41.3 10.0 0.83.60.1 7.17.01.00.1 0.10.96.55.60.1 8.04.31.30_1 11.3 0.82.80.1 3.42.69.50.3 0.46.99.90.21.0 Probable Major Fieldagriculture undecidedunemployedof Study(2) (incl forestry) 11.6 0.21.0 9.01.50.3 13.0 0.40_2 13.1 0.21.4 0.15.80.3 9.10.21.6 8.20.3 12.1 0.3 16.4 0.20.9 13.7 0.20.2 0.29.9 13.1 0.21.7 13.4 0.10.2 5.60.20.2 0.06.2 artstnglisheducationbusinessbiological (fine and sciences performing) 19.614.0 2.15.78.3 24.716.4 1.13.46.4 24.9 1_91.19_06.2 15.410.2 7.52.44.7 23.019.2 1.24.66.0 16.124.n 3.55.91.1 25_319.510.8 2.21.2 31.1 7.05.07.92.5 12.211.911.1 3.98.4 22.010.3 6.82.97.R 18.3 3.36.97.77.5 17.0 2.1R.17.99.8 12.011.9 3.68.54.8 21.328.2 4.71.13.2 16.115.0 6.87_91.5 homehistoryhealthengineering economics professionsand geography 16.5 3.52.50.71.1 21.8 0.31.20.6 12.5 4.42.20.61.5 15_1 5.01.41.6 10.5 2.61.01.60.6 22.4 2.11.20.50.3 16.3 2.;0.41.70.4 12.2 3.32.80.41.4 10.3 6.40.91.91.6 11.5 6.00.31.51.6 21.6 4.10.32.11.6 14.9 4.05.91.21.5 15.9 5.10.62.22.1 10.8 0.83.40.51.6 10.1 1.30.71.31.6 psychologyphysicalphysicsmathematicshumanities andsciences (other) chemistryand statistics (other) 4.SC.71_60.4 0.32.23.00.40.6 0.42.15.40.8 0.62.24.25.21.2 5.50.20.81.5 1.00.40.7 0_43.10.30.1 5.10.40.52.0 5.90.71.21.9 5.60.31.12_3 5.50.90.32.4 4.82.00.61.0 6.80.52.43.1 0.20.53.61.2 0.12.28.51.2 otherundecidedtechnicalsocial fields scienceswork fields (other) 2.0u.93.53.14.1 3.94_43.13.01_7 5.63.05_51.23.4 5.23.25.61.62.5 2.02_12.75.49.4 3.94.43.22.91_6 3.73.94.07.91.9 5.73-27.33.34.6 6.12.82.57.97.5 2.54.45.90.75.8 4.12.81.73.85.5 5.23.15.07.52.7 5.43.72.0R.21.4 1.62.02.25.87.1 12.9 2.43.72.04.9 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMWEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN WOMEN FALL 1973 Reasons Checked as Very An Insii,loth:mi. 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42.759.520.544.234.0 Political Orientationliberalfaruse leftsame degree standard for all 76.132.0 1.6 78.029.3 1_5 76.033.0 1.6 76.834.6 1.4 40-171.8 4.5 29.678.6 1.9 73.126.5 1.1 31.676.3 1.2 41.675.8 3_0 28.975.6 1.7 75_931.4 1.0 76.432.6 1.2 78.643.2 2-1 71.936.6 5.2 45.671.6 3.5 Marital Status conservativefarmiddy right -of- the -road 53.r,12.6 0.4 11.756.7 0.5 51.613.5 0.3 51.512.4 0.2 40.912.3 2.2 11.456.6 0.5 14.657.3 0.5 12.954.0 0-3 43.711.5 0.2 18.550.3 C.5 12.455.1 0.2 12.553.5 0.1 12.142.4 0.2 41.813.6 2.7 10.039.5 1.4 dating,butseeingnotpresently dating one noperson engaged marriedin one recent steadilyexclusively months 36.742.216-0 3.i1.8 3R.115.337.9 4_93_8 43.916.016.4 2.50.7 46.535_615.7 1.80.4 33.542.515.9 6.41.4 15.337.638.7 5.04.0 40.538.015.5 4.41.7 43.637.914.6 2.91.0 34.518.545.0 1.70.2 20.642.533.8 2.60.5 20.046.531.5 0.21.7 15.345.437.0 2.00.4 51.517.729.6 1.10.1 15.333.342.5 7.01.9 16.733.842.5 6.50.6 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMWEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR FRESHMAN WOMEN FALL 1973 S All lasts.tutiono Caesars2-Yatu Colleges vwsitiosAll 4-Yoor Ali MIDni- Protlomi. ma*Mock PublicllfairCMIorm Public Noosact.private 4/witCollog.m Noe- /Wit Uteivarsitios PrimOw NeckProelowiaastly Row many Children Nownonce ** 97.9 95.5 99.1 99.6 Cannes95.2 95.2 98.1 Privet. 98.8 99.7 99.4 'stout 99-6Catholic 99.5 99.7 Public93.6 97.7Primo* 1.7 threeone5fourtwo or more 0.20.51.1 0.30.61.22.7 0.10_10.20.5 0.10.00_10.2 0.10-70.23.6 0.30.62.21.3 0.20.40.30.8 0.10.30.70.1 0.00.10.2 0.40.0).10.1 0.10.20.0 0.10.00.2 0.10.00.20.0 0.30.20.94.8 0.50.00.1 Total Children ExpectedtwoOnenone * 43.111.8 2.9 41.511.6 3.3 43_411.5 2.7 45.312.7 2.7 40.410.2 6.4 41.311.8 3.4 43.510.3 3.0 44.011.0 2.7 46.512.9 3.1 45-812.1 2.8 28.010.1 1.8 45.712.6 2.7 43.713.0 2.6 41-710.6 7.3 38.4 4.99.7 Students Estimate Chances5fourthree er Are more 23.012.6 6.5 23.913.1 6.5 22.513.0 6.9 22.311.3 5.8 15.519.5 8.0 24.013.0 6.6 14.323.2 5.7 23.013.0 6.3 11.520.7 5.3 11.422.3 5-6 17.319-523.4 22.511.2 5.4 21.711.7 7.4 14.619.1 6.7 20.110.116.8 Very Good That Theychange Willgraduatefailchange majorone career orwith field more honorschoice courses 15.114.9 R.01.9 10.3le.2 6.82.0 16_716.4 8.51.9 20.019_7 9.21.8 13.513.7 3.29.8 10.210.3 7.02.0 10.410_2 5.61.9 14.816.1 7.82.0 10.321.920.4 1.7 17_316.9 8.42.1 13.112.4 8.91.4 20.219.5 8.12.0 14.020.418.9 1.2 -12.3 13_9 3.09.1 15.210.713.5 3.4 belive livejoinelected in ina a sociala commune tocoeducational anstudent trat honor while or office society sororityin dome col 14.216_6 C.01.71.6 13.3 7.93.61.61.4 21.717_9 5.32.01.3 33.219.4 t.71.61.4 24.510.3 8.06.73.8 12.6 3.51.67.71.3 20.410.1 3.91.42.4 21.916.4 4.71.41.6 31.320.0 6.73.32.7 20-214.5 5.81.92.2 13.419.2 5.71.42.0 31.718.7 5.71.61.1 10.839.822.3 2.61.7 20.8 7.13.79.05.8 30.212.3 8.19.44.0 seekworkneedmake vocationalatextra leastoutside time a counselingjobto complete degr ,P.' avrale 3436.1 11.92 4.7 32.642.6 6.28.9 30.136.513.3 3.9 27.940.714.4 3.9 24.62R.214.112.6 8.0 44.733.2 9.06.3 22.226.8 4.86.48_4 30.234.112_9 4.94.0 14.527.744.2 3.7 29.413.935.3 6.94.1 36.837.412.4 5.73.6 27.638.614.2 4.94.1 49.915.129.3 5.72.9 23.125.612.312.0 8.8 13.117.126.832.2 6.8 dropenrolldropgetseek out ainout individual bachelor'stemporarily honors permanantly courses counselinglegre 62.8 2-07.65.31.2 36.4 4.21.31.75.0 76.8 2.38.21.25.7 80.712.2 2.11.05.0 66.211,2 1.9 36.5 4.24:41.31.6 37.6 1.52.03.9 77.4 6.41.11.9 77.812.2 1.23.36.9 73.3 9.41.72.5 77.3 2.18-71.* 79.010.8 1.12.2 87.918.2 0.71.7 60.710.3 1.91.3 74.612.4 1.92.0 beentertrans:er satisfiedmore armed successfulto forcesanotherwith college thancollege most 57.259.°15.214.2 1.1 53.117,515.2 1.4 63.613.915.3 1.0 64.613.710.7 0.7 31.454.5 8.93.3 18.052.115.2 1.5 62.458.912.714.5 1.2 54.861.214.416.7 0.9 55.414.867.212.0 0.8 67.611.715.0 1.2 63.457.112.813.7 1.1 55.913.763.611.4 0.7 69.158.414.0 0.87.7 61.233.454.4 4.37.7 59.254-828.310.6 3.0 marryfind awitninwhile job in ina preferredyearconey-, after field col . 20.2 11.0 20.959.7 8.2 55.419.8 7_8 20.156.4 8-2 60.419.6 8.9 20.859.8 8.4 21.8 6.4 20.7 8.8 16.6 5.8 20.456.4 7.6 19.3 6.0 21.1 8.8 15.7 5.5 19.2 9.3 20.1 8.4 (*5) Thisfied item questions is reported from forone theor morefirst of time the inearlier 1973. surveys. Items not indicated with 'Si' are repeated or modi- (2)(1) RecategorizationPercentages will ofsum this to moreitem thanfrom 100a longer if any list students is shown checked in Appendix more than C ofone the category. 1973 Nat'l MOVES Report. ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR ALL FRESH/4E14 FALL 1973 Prodemi Age by December 31, 1973 All Intl- 2-Yeernotions Colleges Colleges versifiesAll 4-Veer All All Uni- CollegesnontlyBleck Public2 -Year Colleges Privet» PArli. Sonsct.Prove. 4.Yeer Colleges .startProt. Cmiwak Public universities Privet. Public Preibmamelly Prime** 2019181716 or younger 74.715.3 4.71.80.1 68.217.4 4.23.00.2 78_314.3 1.24.80.1 13.180.4 0.75.10.1 18-964.8 3.56.60.3 68.217.1 3.04.30.1 21.368.3 3.73.00.6 78.814.1 1.24.40-1 78.413.0 1.06.70.2 75.317.2 4.40.21.7 81.412.3 0.84.40.1 80.413.9 4.30.70.1 80-110.2 0.58.50.2 63-120.5 3.54.80.2 67-815.9 3.49-90.4 262221 3023-25-29 or older 0.50.71.00.5 1.62.01.01.11.3 0_20.10.40.20.3 0.10.00.20.10.2 1.10_80.9'.31.9 1.61.02.11.11.3 0.50.30.41.00.9 0.20.20-40.4 0.10.30.2 0.20.1en00.5 1 0.10.20.3 0.10.00.20.2 0.00.00-10.1 1.61.12.61.5 0.20.30.50-51.1 Citizenship notnativenaturalized a U.S. bo:n citizen U.S. U.S. citizen citizen 94.6 2.23.0 92.0 3.84.2 96.5 2.21.3 97.1 1.11.8 93.9 0.75.4 91.7 3-94.4 95-2 2.91.9 96.8 1.02.3 95.6 2.22.2 96.6 1.22.2 96.0 1-62.4 97.6 0.71.7 95.4 2.42.1 93-4 0.46.2 94.8 4.01.2 Racial Background (1)AmericanBlack/Negro/Afro-AmericanWhite/Caucasian Indian 88.5 7.40.9 85-8 0.88.3 87.110.2 1.0 95.0 0.83.0 98-7 0.70.6 85.3 0.78.5 91.8 5.61.4 10.787.0 1.2 87.7 0.69.4 13.585.2 0.9 93.5 0.72_7 95.9 0.92.4 91.5 0.55.2 98.6 0.50.9 98.9 0.20.7 OtherPuertoMexican-American/Chicanooriental Rican-American 1.50.01.31.1 2.10.62.41.5 0.41.10.50.7 0.20.50.91.1 0.20.10.70.0 2.20.62.61.6 0.30.41.9 0.50.51.0 0.40.51.51.3 0.20.80.30.4 0.41.41.61.2 0.90.20.40.7 1.80.50.71.6 0.50.20.00.1 1.10.1 C s Tear Graduated Prom High197019721971973 School1or earlier 93.1 2.00.72.9 37.7 4.21.34.4 16.3 0.70.42.0 97.4 0.40.31.6 91.5 3.31.13.4 87.3 4.34.41.3 91.5 0.83.91.8 96.5 0.40.91.8 96.1 2.40.50.4 95.6 0.62.40.7 97.2 0.50.41.5 ,97.2 0.50.31.7 98.1 0.20.21.1 89-5 A.63.71.2 95.0 0.92.91-0 Average Grade in High SchoolAneverH.S. 02 A*equivalency completed high(G.E.D. school test) 7.50.60.7 2.61.11.4 8.70.3 14.1 0.20.1 0.12.30.6 2.61.11.5 2.90.81.2 7.90.30.1 10.8 0.40.2 8.60.20.6 8.50.20.2 11.5 0.10.2 24-1 0.10.4 0.10.91.8 3.20.10-1 C.B-98*A- 25.520.610.915.5 9.3 25.710.119.314.6 4.1 26.524.014.111.8 2.6 24.325.810.816.5 5.4 20.818.018.8 3.5 19.525.916.114.o 4.1 17.624.013.716.4 4.9 27.424.714.210.9 8.6 13.624.723-714.0 7_6 25.022.114.511.8 9.7 27.123.914.211.9 8.5 25.926.211.615.5 5.8 20.318.02..5 3.57.8 19.218.718.816.8 3.0 24-316.020.118-9 4.4 Distance From Hone to CollegeS2C miles or less 13.3 9.70.4 23.116.8 0.7 7.60.26.2 5.00.13.0 12.017.8 0.9 24.316.6 0.7 19.6 8.00.9 8.20.26.0 5.3J.1 6.00.37.9 12.2 0.25.7 5.00.13.3 5.00.01.8 20.813.5 1.0 12.6 9.30.6 more101-50051-10011-506-10 milesthanmiles milesmiles 500 miles 25.912.824.814.9 8.3 33.025.4 3.03.76.8 12.835.615.919_9 8.2 10.640.918.418.2 6.8 27.215.016.418.510.9 33.626.9 2.36.95.9 29.925.371.317.6 7-9 35.721.816.9 8.19.5 20.435.814.117.6 6.8 20.539.515.414.6 4.0 26.923.210.415.411.9 43.421.118.2 5.66.6 29.731-318.3 7.97.7 25.224.819.112.6 4.9 33-030.811.5 7-48.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR ALL FRESHMEN FALL 19Th Pmdmid- RESEARCH PROGRAM All heed.'weans 2.Yeer Gallegos Colleges versifies AH 4-Yw All All Doi- Colleges Bleakow*Iy Public2-Tow Colleges Private Public Nossect.Private 4-Year Colleges ootoot Peet - Catholic Pob tic Universities Private Pei lac mockPreelessiaaerly Collages Private Number of College Applicationscnethis other college only 47.714.519.1 59.517.2 20.917.637.2 43.015.319.7 1S.819.940.2 60.116.8 14.122.152.6 39.417.221.8 18.628-617-6 43.216.220.9 32.121.023.2 20.649.514.4 16.318.618.1 20.247-917.8 23.326.6193 morefivethreetwofour othersothers thanothers others five others 2.32.74.88.9 11.4 6.41.52.81.1 11.3 3.13.66.4 3.29.73.25.9 11.7 2.02.04.4 11.2 6.31.11.62.8 0.72.55.91.1 10.1 2.85.53-1 14.4 5.25.99.7 10.6 5.11.82.2 12.4 2.15.93_3 4-08.01.61.9 16.312.9 9.58.3 2.98.51.41.3 17.3 3.13.47.1 Number of College Acceptancesthisone college other only 41.026.2 26.152.9 27.132.8 26.236.7 30.127.2 24.753.5 29.146.3 27.734.9 25.124.9 38.727-2 28.227.9 27-217.242-7 22.816.6 21.632.433-4 28.726.517.9 morerivetourtwothree othersothersthan others five others 17.7 4.91.11.53.7 13.5 0.40.h1.95.5 20.711.1 2.04.81.5 10.218.8 4.61.61.4 11.424.5 1.53.51.4 13.3 0.75.50.41.9 16.4 0.41.75.70.3 19.5 2-04.49.91.6 23.415.0 2.86.81.9 19.2 0.91.13.59.5 24.411.8 2.04.61.2 0.81.13.18.0 17.824.3 4.54.29.9 0.81.12.18.5 16.9 2.02.25.7 Highest Degree Plannedassociatemaster'sbachelor'snone Here (or(M.A., (B.A., equivalent) M.S.) 27.149.7 4.97.1 66.613.411.7 2.7 75.111.3 4.93.2 69.115.5 2.91.5 21.560.0 6.44.9 66.911.712.9 2.7 19.463.011.1 2.1 74.513.5 2.55.5 76.0 9.55.73.1 79.4 7.45.82.8 81.3 8.64.01.7 70.015.2 1.83.3 65.516-4 0.81.2 53.424.4 9.35.9 71.616.5 1.23.2 otherB.D.LL.B.M.D.,Ph.D., 07OR M.niv.D.O.,n.n.S., J.D.OR Rd.% (law) (divinity) OR D.V.M. 2.30.11.01.61.5 4.00.10.40.50.7 0.10.71.40.9 0.12.54.70.73.0 0.30.80.93.81.4 4.10.10.40.70.5 2.90.30.40.7 0.10.60.71.11.5 1.80.10.91.41.5 0.60.71.60.31.3 0.91.40.11.2 0.80.12.14.02.7 0.50.17.24.34.0 0.20.64.11.5 1.10.31.43.4 Highest Degree Plannedassociatenone bachelor'sAnywhere (or equivalent) (B.A., B.S.) 3c.e 6.23.6 37.014.4 5.8 26.4 1.32.5 27.0 0.71.8 17.7 1.63.6 36.814.5 5.9 39.213.7 4.8 28.6 OA2.2 21.8 2.62.5 26.9 3.31.3 26.5 0.92.4 30.6 0.92.0 13.9 0.11.1 21.6 2.64.1 11.7 0.22.7 B.D.LL.B.master'sF.D.,Ph.D. OR OR "f-Div. 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OR 1.11.4. 10.932.1 0.45.28.2 25.7 6.00.42.54.1 13.538.7 0.56.18.8 32.013.914.8 0.38.2 19.643.1 0.45.56.7 25.7 0.32.54.26.0 25.7 2.43.75.71.6 41.912.8 0.34.96.8 11.434.316.3 8.30.3 10.413.135.1 6.11.3 35.412.1 0.48.1 13_211.933.0 0.36.8 20.913.421.028.0 0.3 44.117.6 0.43.73.6 22.611.541.6 0.38.1 InReasons Sclecting Noted This as VeryCollegeparentsother Important wanted me to come her,.? 9.52.5 11.8 4.0 8.81.9 6.91.3 19.3 1.8 11.6 4.0 13.6 3.2 8.51.6 7.52.5 10.8 2.3 10.1 2.0 6.81.3 7.51.3 20.8 2.3 16.6 1.2 oft-Ire,'hasteacherwanted a good toadvised financial liveacademic awayme assistance reputationtrom home 49.018.416.415.4 5.2 13.833.4 5.35.4 20.957.020.522.3 5.7 62.723.919.613.4 4.2 57.322.443.510.219.2 31.715.R12.9 5.14.4 24.025.153.817.6 7.2 20.550.716.918.3 5.5 17.725.269.123.8 6.2 24.959.632.923.1 5.5 22.929.962.921.9 5.9 20.058.823.810.7 3.8 77.718.023.424.2 5.5 22.738.052.516.0 9.9 22.052.965.624.810.8 advicehasoffers low specialoftuition guidancesomeone educ who counselorprogram attended 26.929.213.9 5.5 28.737.816.511.5 31.519.2 9.4 26.720.4 6.2 13.626.331.3 40-028.611.3 74.030.2 9.89.4 28.731.5 8.9 10.536.8 7.4 26.7 8.96.5 - 27.511.110.9 8.4 24.825.4 6.35.9 31.4 2.87.5 14.972.632.933.1 29.514.415-4 couldwanted to live at hob- not get a job 2.1 23.3 4.8 1.74.6 6.01.0 12.3 8.3 29.4 5.0 3.1 10.5 1.9 1.46.1 1.43.8 1.5 1.0 4.90.6 .; 75:: ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR ALL FRESHMEN FALL 1973 All Instifufions Colleges2_Year Colleges versifiesAH 4-Year All All uni CollegesPmdoini- Blockfaintly Public2-Year Colleges Private Public Nemec?.Private 4-Yoor Colleges aslant Prot. Cobs lic Public Universities Private PublicBlackPtedowassallY Colleges Privet. Brothers/Sisters Underthreetwoonenone 21 22.130.071.713.3 20.723.712.721.1 13.922_529.820.4 23.231.020.313.3 23.625.012.716.7 21.029.723.712.6 23.521.430.0T3.0 22.620.229.914.0 22.831.621.313.2 20.913.923.029.7 14.419.324.317.8 23.520.213.531.0 12.622.131.221.1 23.624-812.816.1 23.612.517.825.2 Brothers/Sisters 21one ornone4 orOlder more 28.742.012.9 30.737.012.9 27_245.113.6 27.845.312.1 22.336.622.0 30.836.913.0 29.536.912.1 28.045.413.2 45.627.411.0 44.212.6 44.124.1 44.311.8 49.513.0 34.522.6 40.220.8 Brothers/Sisters in College4thre,=.two Cr :10r0 17.3 u.97.0 18.5 5.97.9 16.4 4.76.5 17.0 3.66.2 15.910.214.9 18.5 5.95.0 18.7 7.35.6 15.9 4.46.4 17.0 3.56.3 26.217.3 5.56.7 23.416.1 7.29.1 28.117.4 3.76.5 15.226.7 3.25.3 17.515.521.910.6 23.113.314.0 9.3 onethreetwonon, 31.160.8 0.36.61.2 28.464.5 5.71.1 60.131.5 5.91.3 56.634.2 7.51.3 28.351.0 7.82.6 28.554.5 5.51.1 27.764.8"0.4 5.91.3 31.260.8 1.26.6 32.659.0 6.01.3 31.360.8 1.36.2 31.156_6 2.58.9 34.356.6 7.51.3 56.234.1 R.01.1 29.660.3 7.82.0 26.162.1 7.73.6 Father Currently Employed4 cr more 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.4 0.3 0-2 0.3 0.4 0.8 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.5 e noyes,part-tineyes,full-time 91.1 7.51.4 99.1 9.31.6 91.4 7.11.4 93.8 5.11.1 75.919.0 4.2 89.1 9.21.6 48.6 9.61.8 91.4 7.27.4 91.8 6.71.5 91.1 7.31.6 91.2 7.41.4 93.9 5.01.1 93.4 5.71.0 73.522.0 4.5 80.116.2 3.7 4N.... I WhenFather You Employed Entered Highyes,f011-time Schoolnoyes,part-time 05.0 1.91.1 93.9 4.91.2 95.1 3.81.1 95.8 0.82.4 82.313.5 4.1 93.9 4.91.2 93.0 5.51.5 95.2 3.81.0 95.3 3.71.0 94.5 4.11.3 95_2 3.R1.0 96.9 2.30.8 96.5 2.70.8 15.080.5 4.4 85.411.0 3.6 Mother Currently Employednoyes,part-timesyes,tall-tine 46.83f.31,.9 44.438.616.9 47.436.016.6 49.733.117.2 53.136.510.3 44.438.516.0 44_716.638.7 45.316.538.2 50.017.033.0 ,.7.715.936.4 54.816.028.3 48.517.534.0 29.854.116.1 51.737.410.9 55.535.2 9.3 WhenMother You Employed Entered Highnoyes,oart-timeyes,tu11-ttmo School 58.c1r-.833.6 46.616.237.2 51.515.632.9 55.315.629.1 33.610.955.6 37.116.3 46.915.437.6 49.115.735.1 58.929.315.8 15.013.7 15.524.5 15.930.1 60.114.325.7 34.111.954.0 32.658.2 9.2 IndependentTotal Income of Last Parents Year 40. nonc, 18-8 21.0 19.1 14.6 35.5 21.146.6 19.7 20.5 17.2 18.151.3 18.159.9 54.014.2 16.1 35.0 36.2 51,000-z1,9995500-999lecs than 5509 , 17.423.124.2 20.225.016.6 23.932.316.5 20.126.930.2 14.530.5 7.2 25.616.519.9 16.523.228.2 22.632.515.9 17.625.432.0 25.633.016.1 18.525.830.0 20.427.030.0 26.519.031.0 14.429.5 7.4 32-214.5 7.0 510,00055,000-59,99053,000-4,90952,000-52,899 or more 0.91.85.93.0 3.34.66.91.8 2.00.40.94-7 0.50.11.85. 3.33.81.93.4 1.83.44.77.0 6.01.01.93.4 0.51.02.04.9 0.30.82.04.7 0.60_R4.01.9 0.20.64.91.7 0.30.61.95.6 0.30.45.01.6 2.24.04-13.2 1.93.33.91.1 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR ALL FRESHMEN FALL 1973 Fitancially Indep. This Yr. All Insti-felons Colleges Colleges2-Year versifies All 4-Your All All Uni. CollegesPredooni -Blockneatly Public2-Yerw Colleges Aiwa,. Public Noesect.Privet. 4.Y. or Colleges esteet Pm.. Carbolic Public Unieersaries Private Public BlockPcsulommently Cade... Prawn* Financially Indep. LastnoYS Yr. 80.q13.119.1 20.573.826.2 83.316.7 9.5 89.310.7 6.4 28.068.131.9 20.773.326.7 79.620.4 81.118.9 9.9 86.113.9 8.4 84.910.415.1 87.412.6 8.4 R8.411.6 6.8 92.3 4.87-7 29.966.333.7 24.971.428.6 rstlwate4 Pa,ental /mcooen tl6.9 2.4i.7 79.5 4.05.3 90.5 2.73.3 93.6 1.21.5 21.414.472.0 '9.3 4.05.3 92_917.1 3.85.4 90-1 2.63.2 91.6 2.12.9 89.6 4.73.8 91.6 2.12.6 93.2 1.21.4 95.2 1.11.6 15.123.070.1 13.375.218.5 14.015.0 f..44.b0.6 10.514.817.8 8.1h.1 13.714.7 8.16.04.3 13.113:4 6.34.02.6 12.114.6 5.99.69.6 14.918.010.6 8.26.1 13.115.3 9.27.46.0 14.815.4 6.24.48.4 11.612.4 4.96.83.7 12.314.6 8.86.95.1 14.116.1 8.55.73.6 14.213.9 6.64.22.6 10.210.1 5.22.43.5 15.112.4 8.99.8 10.911.613.7 6.19.4 1'.91..3 1.7 15.5 2.3k.41.5 11.717.3 4.15.7 18.514.1 5.47.6 4.91.01.53.4 15.6 2.13.48.4 14.5 3.78.74.3 12.318.8 3.55.5 11.715.6 5.66.8 14.2 4.25.29.6 11.316.7 3.95.3 14.219.1 5.27.5 13.416.1 6.48.1 0.82.84.45.81.1 2.04.65.91.2 rather''. 2.27.41.' 1.61.31.0 3.82.22.3 5.93.13.3 0.40_7 1.40.91.2 4.52.12.0 1.41.7 8.54.03.6 2.72.94.9 4-82.72.6 4.22-63.0 12.4 4.94.7 0.20.30.4 0.90.61.3 +1. t ;h FlUCAtIOn ."ho'CL ..r 1,:,,n ,..oll 2-.414.0 7./ 34.719.2 4.8 25-512.4 6.5 22.1 7.53.8 24.427.724.9 35.319.7 9.4 29.310.014.2 27.413.6 6.7 21.R70.1 5.3 23.211.4 6.9 27.111.0 6_7 23.5 t97.7 16.7 ::: 24.330.127.5 24.623.420.3 gra4uttecullnom- o: tr.t!wi!. ,-;rhuol -011.,;,,conlAny other 12.117.214.4 2.04.3 12.112.9 o.11.33.9 14.513.'15.2 2.84.9 24.415.618.6 3.64.4 6.17.55.61.12.4 11.772.9 571.23.8 17.110.413.3 2.34.2 11.316.916.5 2.55.1 20.520.913.4 4.33.6 18.518.813.4 2.94.4 19.413.114.6 2.75.3 16.524.515.9 3.44.6 26.724.314.3 4.43.7 3.31.05.06.91.8 9.51.96-18.53.6 Mother's Education som-8198grammar high _school _schoolschool Iraduat or l,;-; 42.412.0 (.84.5 48.216.9 5.26.6 39.910.5 3.9 36.3 5.92.1 29.729.212.0 44.917.2 6.7 39.713.4 6.0 43.311.5 3.9 34.6 8.93.4 33.610.0 3.5 43.4 8.74.7 38.0 6.02.1 29.9 5.52.2 32.031.113.7 24.127.2 9.0 graduatesomocoll,,esomepost-:econlary coll.,g.,Jr-lc/nate ,ie.fro,.n,qrse school other than coil 13.514.5 4.32.0 10.9 2.73.51.0 15.015.6 5.17.62.5 19.818-7 5.83.18.3 5.22.33.59.93.2 10.6 2.68.01.05.0 14.514.4 3.36.61.6 15.212.5 4.11.97.6 15.718.8 7.73.77.4 18.717.9 6.03.37.2 14.514.0 2.18.73.9 19.418.4 4.88.52-8 21.319.8 9.34.17.8 3.46.81.78.52.7 11.412.4 8.44.23.3 Spouse's Education nighsomegrammar schoolnigh school school gra1uata or 1.---;, 40.411.9 (- . 0 43.313.2 4.3 36.910.2 8.1 31.6 6.69.5 43.612.4 8.0 43.313.4 4.ct 43.6 8.36.3 40.510.7 7.8 35.5 8.76.6 30.210.010.5 26.9 9.49.0 32.5 7.19.2 26-911.0 3.9 13.6 7.0 11.6 8.2 graduatesomecoll-.gepost-secondary graduatecollege de3r.edegree school other than call 12.817.5 5.24.31.6 18.111.1, 4.21.1 15.716.1 2.76.14.2 10.415.618.8 2.94.7 10.615.3 6.00.63-4 10.918.3 4.24.11.0 15.114.2 5.05.91.7 13.017.1 3.92.74.2 10.318.014-4 3.03.5 19.915.7 7.64.22.0 22.511.112.2 2.46.6 18.216.1 9.52.54.9 22.015.012.9 4.63.7 44.!)17_4 7.71:50.6 'ft;20.938:C4 7.71 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR ALL FRESHMEN FALL 1973 PROGRAM All !poi- 2-Your All All Uff 4.. Peedeuti- Black.MO, 2-Year Colinas Privet. 4-Year Co Helms Piet- Uwiversitirs NeckPuribmaieurtly Calluges Probable Career Occupationartist (2)(incl performer) 3.66.6tuitions Cu Iluris Colleges viiisitios3.5 4-V~ 3.6 All 3.6 Co 11.91. 3.6 3.4Public P.ivatii5.6 Public 3-4 Nensect. 4.0 .slant4-0 Catholic 3.2 3.5 Public 3.7Private Public 3.3 Primo. 4.2 educatorclergybusinessdoctorbusiness or (N.D.(collegemanagement religious(other) OR D.D.S.)teacher) worker <'s 1.05.90.89.3 74.4 2.60.67.90.7 6-31.27.06.01.3 10.6 0.41.06-65.3 11.711.6 2.10-35.3 14-3 0.72.60.47.9 14.9 7.50.62.23.5 4.60.55.71.35.3 1.28.30.79.97.3 7.96.91.64.06.0 0.89.68.56.81.5 0.98.40.37.15.4 18.5 0.64.81.44.8 11.612.7 2.12.80.2 11.5 9.92.19.50.3 farmerengineereducator or (specialist)(elementary)(secondary) forester 4.63.15-33.94.2 4.34.53-33.4 1.83.95.16.06.4 2.98.82.73-9 0.45.24.94.23.4 4.54.43.3 5.92.34-15.44.1 3.76.57.37.91.i 2.36.72.92.8 6.41.81.93.96.8 4.34.80.81.25.2 3.69.13.23-04.4 7.72.10.41.71.4 0.64.45.74.85.7 0.14.41.63.73.1 nursehomehomemakerhealthlawyer economist professional or dietician (non-1.0.) 4.54_70.90.48.4 6.40.47.92.30.6 0.93.20.38.35.4 3.57.41.40.49.2 4.00.25.71.27.8 6.52.30.60.38.0 5.40.97.42.20.6 2-64.50.38.81.1 7.81.97.10.3 3.80.67.35.60.6 9.17.30.48.51.0 9.73.66.20.51.8 11.7 2.90.27.2 4.5.70.36.41.5 10.3 3.29.30.50.1 socialsemiskilledserviceresearch - skilledor workerscientist welfare or unskilledworker worker 2.60-33.01.93.1 2.30.56.13.01.5 3.30.21.23.71.5 4.92.20.20.60.7 7.03.02.40.80.7 2.10.56.33.11.5 3.60.33.71.71.2 3.40.21.91.1 2.10.20-84.41.8 4.50.20.90.73.7 3.80.20.43.41-6 0-72.40.20.74.4 0.40.96.71.40.1 2:86.94.10.81.0 2:957.10.41.10.5 Probable Major Field undecideddfherofunemployedt,chnolcgrst Study(2) occupation 11.2 7.40.22.9 9.70.25.64.8 12.5 0.29.21.8 11.5 0.27.81.5 5.80.53.34.9 9.70.25.65.1 9.25.70.31.9 12.110.9 0.11.7 13.7 7.90.23.1 13-4 0.26.41.1 9.90.26.41.1 11.6 7.50.21.7 11.2 0.28.90.7 5.70.54.44.2 5.90.55.91.7 educationbiologicalartsagriculturebusiness (fine and sciences(incl performing) forestry) 12.217.7 7.06.72.8 10.524.6 3.95.94.1 16.113.4 7.97.01.4 10.513.2 7.58.82.9 22.918.2 5.16.20-7 24.710.1 4.34.05.6 23.914-6 8.82.61-9 11.520.4 6.66.41.3 17.6 7.42.66.99.8 15.613.3 0.78.78.9 11.516.510.8 5.70.4 13.8 7.29.99.73.6 10.813.4 4.58.20.1 21.023.5 3.75.81.1 13.121.8 0.07.67.0 engineeringhomehistoryhealthEnglish economics professions and geography 10.4 6.61.61.21.5 12.3 6.10.80.60.9 2.15.11.18.82.1 9.62.39.91.8 2.07.83.91.41.0 12.4 0-60.96.00.8 11.0 1.06.80.91.1 1.58.75.82.01.7 7.12.80.42.27.4 0.98.42.02.22.4 14.2 3.01.22.61.4 2.91.69.81.6 10.5 2.68.80.32.7 1.81.97.35.20.7 2.20.88.61.41.5 physicalpsychologyphysicsmathematicshumanities sciences and (other) chemistryand (other)statistics 3.31.72.81.01.7 2.20.62.00.90.7 4.22.03.51.12.3 3.71.12.92.3 4.00.51.11.71.0 2.10.90.71.8 2.50.60.54.2 4.02.51.41.72.4 4.11.12.44.31.8 4.70.72.32.46.1 4.80.52.02.43.6 2.53.51.12.12.8 4.44.63.51.13.0 2.60.70.91.3 6.30.21.62.61.2 undecidedtechnicalsocialothersocial sciences fields work fields (other) 4.75.45.31.94.4 4.06.89.51.82.0 5.54.62.16.72.9 4.34.62.31.46.3 2.94.83.79.12.1 6.94.09.92.01.7 4.24.35.63.02.0 5-95.43.02.0 5.08.03.14.71.4 5.52.97.13.91.4 3.74.02.67.61.4 4.14.62.41.65.6 4.55.10.79.12.0 2.35.93.87.81.9 11.2 3.92.42.93.6 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH WEIGHTED NATIONAL. NORMS FOR ALL FRESHMEN FALL 1973 PROGRAM ImportantReasons Checked'as for Long-ler Very Miens Colleges Collages versities 1i- 2-Veer All 4.Yeer All All Uni- ConewesPreaorsi .earatlyBuick Public2-1lairCelleges Privet. Public Norisct.Privet, ToorCellepm esfontPmt. COthOliC Public Universities Public BleckCeUegesPmWenametly P6.40* Career Choice ** highrapidjob anticipated openings advancement available earnings 41.935.251.831.1 34.748.740.754.7 29.637.632.350.1 27.637.530.849.7 54.170.858.672.0 34.549.141.055-0 44.051.336.737.2 38.952.430.633.5 38.128.445.432.7 33.346.627.027.4 36.353.431.432.0 27.038.051.431.1 30.035.629_643.3 54.471.758.972_4 53.669.258_071.3 avcidHpressurechanceindependencecoptrributionrespected for steadyoccupation to progresssociety 39.318.347.647.9 21.541.551.038.2 16.852.346.638.6 15.650.245.142.1 25.760.268.847.7 21.641.151.238.4 36.620.646.549.2 51.246.836.717.0 44.849.049.417.6 56.937.415.542.5 50.158.437.316.046.3 49.740.816.248.444.7 46.357.313.557.147.0 56.725.96.-...645.857.5 25.572.658.364.850.9 Credit Hours to be Takenworkwork-'withintrinsicbe withhelpful peopleideas interest to others in field 70.962.862.748.6 68.262.960.144.3 72.465.36e.651.2 73.158.660.951.3 71.878.577.457.3 68.162.354.544.0 69.369_747.966.7 71.765.266.350-0 55.874.261.361.8 68.050.172.170.8 72.670.872.2 72.157.960.0 76.761.164.1 70.378_076.4 74.575.279.3 During Pall Tern ** 16-1Rmore12-15 thanhrs hrs9-11 18 hrshrs 38.848.2 7.43.2 32.747.511.2 4.5 45.743.9 6.02-R 38.556.1 3.01.6 34.457.4 6.11.2 32.846.911.3 4.7 55_732.2 9.01.6 47.144.1 6.31.6 47.037.6 3.49.6 52.63-.4 5.91.7 42.548.5 3.14.5 39.455.5 2.71.7 34.458.7 1.34.7 36.255.2 1.36.5 61.231.2 1.05.2 less than 66- hrs R hrs 0.71.7 1.13.0 0.60.9 0.10.6 0.20.8 3.11.2 0.31.3 0.10.7 1.01.4 1.41.1 4_61.0 0.60.1 0.30.6 . 0.10.7 0.40.9 Residence During Fallcollegeotherwith Tern parents private** dormitory orhome relatives or apartment 44.442.2 5.2 73.314.1 9.7 71.823.8 2.3 78.216.6 1.9 63.130.7 3.7 10.377.3 9.5 69.425.3 2.5 67.129.1 1.9 75.416.9 4.8 87.210.1 1.0 63.333.2 1.2 78_315.9 2.2 77.619.0 1.0 56.336.1 4.7 75.321.0 2.0 otherfraternity campus housingor sorority house 1.20.51.0 0.81.90.1 0.60.41.1 0-21.81.4 1.31.00-1 2.00.70.1 0.80.21.8 0.80.21.0 0.30.61.9 0.30.7 0.80.21.3 1:1).1.6 0. 1.70-5 1 1.00.11.8 0-41.00.2 Current Religious PreferenceCongregationalBaptistEastern Orthodox (D.C.C.) 13.2 O.'3.21.7 13.8 0.62.31.3 14.4 3.80.61.8 10.2 4.00.62.4 60.1 0.00.81.7 13.0 2.20.61.2 22.9 4.00.33.0 17.9 3.60.51.7 5.40.72.58.1 17.1 3.90.41.8 1.30.60.51.8 11.3 4.10.52.6 3.81.01.56.3 64.9 1.20.00.6 51.6 2.70.01.1 MethodistLutheranJewishLatterEpiscopal Day Saints (Mormon) 10.5 0.35.79.1 9.35.10.54.8 10.9 5.30.24.2 11.4 7.20.26.8 16.2 0.00.7 9.04.90.55.1 12.9 8.50.21.3 13.0 5.40.33.5 10.0 6.73.70.2 13.9 8.70.11.3 2.00.11.70.4 13.7 8.40.54.2 16.8 5.12.63.1 14.6 0.50.00.1 18.9 0.60.10.01.1 SeventnRomanQuakerPresbyterianMuslim Catholic Day(Society Adventist of 7riend7) 34 5 0.30.25.50.1 39.8 4.50.20.20.1 31.6 0.70.30.16.5 28.7 0.10.27.4 7.30.10.42.1 41.3 0.20.14.5 22.5 0.10.25.4 31.9.6.0 0.1 27.2 0.10.56.20.2 11.111.2 3.40.70.1 81.7 0.10-00.11.2 25.9 0.10.28.3 39.2 0.10.24.1 0.56.30.10.21.9 9.20.03.00-1 noneothProtherUnitarian-Universalist religionProtestant 10.1 3.64.70.4 9.14.04.10.2 4.85.70.53.6 12.5 3.04.00.7 4.30.13.91.7 9.33.64.10.2 6.08.53.80.3 8.63.13.90.3 16.2 4.96.31.0 13.3 8.04.50.6 5.31.71.30.1 5':.3 4.40-63.2 13.5 2.42.60.7 3.63.71.70.0 5.54.21.90.1 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR ALL FRESHMEN FALL 1973 Insti- 2-TeAf All 4 -Tear All All Uni- Predoeti -Bloctnanny 2-Tee. Colleges Privet. at-Yeer Colleges Pro- Universities Block eau:. Concern About Financingsomeno College concern concern 47.535.8 t/Moos Colleges46.537.8 Colley.* sorsitios 47.934.0 48.735.5 Colleges40.118.o 46.637.7 Public 46-038.0 Private 47.236.0Public 47.5Nonsect.34.6 48-829.7 *stunt 27.151.2Goliolic 49.135.2 Public 47.436.3 Privet. Public40.120.0 40.1Pri.vs16.1 SupportPart-time From or Summer Workmajor concern 16.6 15.7 18.2 15.8 41.3 15.7 16.0 32.116.8 17.9 21.4 21.7 15-7 16.3 49.440.0 *3.851.5 52,000-54,00051,000-51,999$500-199931-3499none 48.027.917.7 0.45_3 49.129.615.2 1.14.8 17.547.829.2 0.54.9 46.722.223.4 0.96.7 39.150.2 0.28.81.5 15.249.429.3 1.14.8 45.715-333-6 0.64_1 15.448.3 0.03.7 20.046.126-1 6.41.2 18.7411.326.9 5-50.5 22.347.922-2 6.90.6 22.047-722.8 0-96.5 22.742-925.7 0.97.6 39.7 0.25.01.4 3e.2 0.28.41.6 SupportPull-Time From Employmentnoneover 34,000 87.7 0_2 82_2 0.2 90.7 0.1 91.6 0.1 83.5 0.2 81.5 0.2 89.2 0.1 91.1 0.1 89_5 0.2 91.1 0.1 90.7 0.1 91.0 0.1 93.7 0.1 81.6 0.3 97.0 0.1 over52,000-34,000$1,000-31,9995500-3999S1-5499 34,000 0.50.41.93.5S_S 0.92.64.98.11.2 2.70.40.61.44.1 0.42.80.21.53.6 0.94.98.20.81.8 1.02.75-18-51.3 0.40.93.54.21.9 0.42.54.41.1 0.61.32.22_93.6 0.20.64.01.23.0 0.20.63.03.61.9 0.20.43.01-63.8 0.20.51.21.92.5 1.11.89.20.85.4 0.50.71.63.96.3 Support From Savings 3500-399931-499none 46.036.910_7 35.349.6 9.5 37.446.3 9-5 12.339.740.2 23.768.0 5.2 35.449-6 9.5 49.410.133.4 47.837.6 9_0 45.110.336.3 45.836.8 9.5 40_140.611.5 39.639.112.6 44.511.135.4 24.568.4 5.2 25.067.5 5.b Support From Spouseover$2,000-31,000-51,999 S4,000 $4,000 0.54.81.5 0.51.23.4 4.70.51.5 2.06.11.6 0_20_51.4 0.53.81.2 4.60.71.7 0.44.11.1 0.82.15.4 0.55.32.1 0.65.61.7 0.51.96.2 2.55.60.9 0.30.41.3 0.10.51.5 52,000-54,00031,000-31,9895500-399951-3499none 9,,.8 0.30.50.61.3 94.9 0.30.72.41.2 97.8 0.30.50.40.7 98.2 0.40.50.3 95_0 0.40.81.02.5 94.8 0.30.72.51.2 96.g 0.40.61.2 97.8 0.30.50-40_8 98.0 0.40.30.5 97.7 0.40.50.70.4 97.7 0.30.50.50_4 98.0 0_40.30.5 98.7 0.40.20.30.2 94.8 0.20.92.71.0 95.3 0.80.62.01.0 Support From Parental Familynoneover c4,000 19.9 0.4 27.1 0.S 18.7 0.3 11_8 0.3 34.0 0.3 27.9 0.5 18.7 0.4 21_1 0_3 13.6 0.4 14.7 0.3 19.117-3 0.5 17.112.3 0.3 10.210.1 0.2 37.336.1 0.3 32-430.4 0.3 over52,000-34,00051,000-S1,999$5C0-399951 -3499 14,000 25.9114.716.915.4 7.4 37.717.4 3.14.99.8 18.519.114.521.1 8_8 23.223.913.815.611.5 35.513.7 2.65.68.6 39.217.6 2.64.08.9 20.615.115.321.5 8.8 21.116.724.512.1 4.5 19.727.014.510.015.2 26.418.212.718.2 9.9 22.819.214.8 6.9 21.926.115.0 7.6 26.428.315.7 9.3 13.6 2.23.17.7 13.710.3 3.59.8 MilitarySupport FromService Parent's Benefitnone 95.6 94.6 96.0 96.4 92.8 94.7 94.3 95.9 2.1 96.5 96_1 1.9 96.0 1.7 96.2 1.8 97_2 1.4 92.3 93.8 Over51,000-51,9995503-399951-549952,000-34,000 34,000 0.20.30.70.92.3 0.10.40.71.03.1 0.80.20.30_72.0 0.70.10.30.81.7 0.3%,.61.83.3 .2 0-73.20.10.41.5 2.40.30.41.21.4 0.30.20.70.9 0.10.20.71.7 0.10.20.80.9 0.20.40.80.8 0.10.30.8 0.00.20.60.5 0.50.81.33.51.6 0.10-11.02.12.9 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR ALL FRESHMEN FALL 1973 Predomi - AU losti- rations Colleges2-Yee. Colleges versifiesAU 4-Toor All All Uri- Colleges*aptlyBlock Public2 -Yore Collages Private Public Noosect.Pawl.. 4-Tear Colleges *stoat Prot. 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colcanwomendiscouragemarijuana regulatedo shouldlittle shouldlarge students getto familieschangejobbe legalized equalityoff society campus 41.165.448.211.491.9 13.043.689.661.348.0 93.046.611.439.465.9 93.971.551.239.7 8.7 89.425.243.142.943.9 89.412.743.861.048.6 90.216.540.464.441.1 10.793.066.339.946.1 70.041.194.154.7 9.5 16.791.868.036.738.5 10.292.548.837.545.7 39.993.772.350.0' 55.78.6 94.668.738.8 9.1 25.644.588.742.9 24.640.790.645.8 regulatede-em2hasizeabolishstudentsbenetit collegeofstudenthelp college organized evaluate gradespublications is monetarysportsfaculty 24.974.830.834.855.8 25.266.637.236.471.9 29.623.975.950.334.5 22.325.578.146.532.8 50-528.735.669.673.8 36.625_436.571.967.0 44_061.123.135_271.6 29.921.376.054.533.6 23.028.036.477.644.0 37.627.073.846.834.2 28.224.936.274.645.2 23.024.533.378.449.0 29_419.530.676.737.0 29.652.869.275.735.6 46.327.070.270.435.5 adoptcollegeusecolprof cameopentoo treatmenthas lax degreeadmissionsright on studentfortostandard 'Jan disadvantagedat punprotestsspeaker roc col all 78.035.334.823.138.8 78.R49.341.026.342.9 77.428.736.322.937.9 77.822.63:I.510.618.2 73.950.526-540.664.5 79.250.440.642.426-0 74.644.837.149.530.3 77.827.437.237.523.6 77.228.831.236.118.3 76.640.543_227.030.4 76.434.734.521.534.1 77.422.534.631.318.0 79.422.828.129.618.7 74.252.841.964.327.9 73.446.364.924.138.3 Political Orientationliberalfar left 32.6 2.2 29.9 2.4 33.4 2.1 35.8 2.0 39.5 5.0 30.2 2.5 27.4 1.8 31.5 1.6 40.2 1.3 31.2 2.2 33.8 1.6 34-1 1.8 42.3 2.8 36. ..4.9 4.5 Marital Status cons,,rvativefarmiddle-or-the-road right 50.713.9 0.o 53.713.1 0.8 14.949.1 0.5 13_648.1 0.4 13.539.3 2.7 12.953.7 0.8 54.116.1 0.7 51.315.0 0.6 43.412_S 0_5 113.547.4 61-7 12.951.3 0.3 50.013.7 0.4 40.913.4 0-6 40.314.7 3_2 11.237.6 1.8 notdatinq,butseeingpresently dating one engaged marriedinnoperson recentone steadilyexclusively months 44.017.731-3 2-61-5 33.n41.117.3 3.73.9 45.117.434.6 2.20.8 17.947.233.0 0.41-5 14.142.334.8 5.43.3 41.033.418.0 3.74.0 15.842.436.2 4.01.7 45.335.815.6 2.41.0 19.245.233.3 0.51.8 19.643.733-7 0.82.2 19.846.731.8 0.31.4 46.617.433-9 1.70.5 19.849.629.6 0.90.2 41.9634.613.3 5.54.7 43.015.435.3 5.31.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR ALL FRESHMEN FALL 1973 PROGRAM How many Children Nov ** All wipes testi- Colleges2-Year Colleges versifiesAll 4-Ter All AU Ufa- PredereiCollegesBlock Public2 -Yom CaN*es e Private Public Neasect.Private 4-Yea Co/leges *steer Prot- Carbolic Public Uaversities Private Public Pdrom Private 'a threeonenonefourtwo 97.9 0.20.50.11.1 96.0 0.30.51.02-0 99.0 0.10.20.5 99.4 0.00.10.2 93.2 0-30-41.44.4 95.8 0.32_10-51-0 98.3 0.20-30.7 98-8 0.10.10.20-7 99.4 0.00_00.10.3 99.1 0-10-10.20_5 99-5 0.10.00.10.2 99.4 0.00.10-3 99.6 0-00.00-00-2 91.1 0-60-41.95-6 97-0 0.10.10.52-3 Total Children Expectedonenone **5 or more 15.6 2-90.2 16.9 3.30.3 14.3 2.60_1 15.6 2-60.1 13.0 5-50-3 17.2 1.30-4 14.1 3.00.2 14.3 2-60.1 15.0 2.90.1 13_7 2-70-1 13.3 1.70.0 15-9 2.70-1 14.7 2.30.1 13_4 6-20-4 12-2 4.10-0 Students Estimate Chances5fourthreetwo cr Xre more 10.121.743.7 6.0 22.141.510.2 5.0 21.810.844.2 6.4 20.846.7 5.08-9 20.415.017.4 8-R 22.141.310.1 6-1 11.621.843.8 5-8 44.610-721-9 6-0 21.046.9 4-99_3 10.046-422-0 5.2 30-214.817.023.1 20-647.2 5-08-6 21.445.0 6.79-9 14.519_518-4 8.0 21-910.315.835-5 Very Good That They Willchange major field 14.6 10.8 16.2 18.7 13-7 10.7 10.8 16-2 17.0 16-7 11.113.0 18.019.2 17.0 14.2 12.9 s graduatechangebefail elected oncareer with to honorschoice student office or more courses 14.0 2-09.42.0 10-3 1.58.02.6 15.5 2.52.49.9 11.118.0 1.92.1 15-8 7.23.69.4 10.3 8-12.61.5 10.5 2-56-42-6 14.6 2-29-12-6 11.718.0 3.02-0 16_5 2.99-52_5 11-0 2.61.7 1.69.42-2 17.117.8 3.11_4 14.9 6-13.38-8 17-310-3 9-04-0 Co,p t makehelivejoin elected atina socialleasta communecoeducational to aanfeat honorwhile or sorority societyindorm col '9' average 34.81s.514.8 4.91-4 29.310.9 3.21.94.4 20.636.017.1 5.31.8 42.031.917.8 7.01.5 28.212.122-3 8.74_4 29.710-1 8.33.21.9 24.517-7 3-R1.69-8 20-233.515-6 4.71.5 41.028.619.6 2-76.2 34.115-119.8 5-71_8 39.114-216-2 5.91_8 38.931.217.3 5-81.5 53_334.519.911.4 1-5 25-910.119-0 7.74.3 32-015.427-810-4 4-5 enrollseekworkneed vocationalextraindividualat in outside honors time counselingtojobcourses complete degr 10.733.6 7.75-C5-7 43.0 4-05-38.86-1 28.811.9 8.44-25.4 25.712.712.0 5.34.1 25.611.613-213.3 8.6 44.7 4.05.28.86-4 24-0 4.27.18-35.2 28.211-8 7-05.94-4 20.911.412.2 7.01-6 27.712-3 7.14.19_0 34.411.9 7.48.94.0 11.925.510.6 5-14.3 20.112-626.6 6-23_1 10.311-925-212.8 9.1 11.714-015.826-2 7.8 entertransterdropget a outarcedbachelor's topermanantlytemporarily anotherforces degree college 61.713.3 1-71.11.9 15.034-3 1_61.31.8 74-913.5 2.22.11.2 79.5 8.91-70.90-4 62-8 4.69.02.52-0 15.637.9 1.61.3 42.117.3 1.72.01.4 75-215.3 3-11.21.8 76-2 9.40.91.12-8 71.713-7 1.41.42-3 75-412-2 1.21.9 77.8 0-99.70-91.8 85-9 0_96.10-71-5 58.6 4.98_32-71.9 69-910_1 4-22-22.1 marryfinIbe marrybeSatisfied amorewhile job within successful inin with preferred collega year college than^after field most col 17.857.119.254.1 6.7 17.257.020.546.7 6.5 57.258.518.717,9 6.8 57-359.417.519.0 7.0 59-633.051.117-2 7-4 16.956.921.045.7 6.6 23-557.615.757_4 6-7 18-619.557-455.9 7.1 16.358_418.562.8 5.9 55-919.615.561.8 7.3 55.158.517_416.8 5.4 18.556.757.618.7 7.7 59-520-265.914.0 4.8 16.760-034-451.1 7.5 59-030.651-218-1 7.3 (as) This item is r...)orted for the first time in 1973. Items not indicated with '4'4" are repeated or modi- (1)(2) FecategorizatioaPercentagesfied questions will fromof sumthis one to item ormore more from than or a 100th..longer if earlier anylist students surveys_is shown checked in Appendix more thanC of onethe category_1973 Nat'l Norms Report_ ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR UNIVERSITIES FALL 1973 MEN WOMEN Private, Uaiversithes Age by December 31, 1973 Selectivity Low Public Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity High S.lacts+ory Low Private Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity High Selectivity Low Public Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity lib* Selectivity Selectivity Low Medium Selectivity MO 201916 1817or younger 79.11.8 0.00.93.3 77.417.2 2.30.11.5 79.815.6 0.53.80.1 77.413.4 6.20.21_4 79.614.0 0.75.00.1 10.380.8 0.48.10.3 11.281_7 0.46.20.2 11.783.8 0.43.60.1 82.010.8 0.26.6 78.410.2 0.79.80.4 10.981.7 0.46.70.2 81.312.5 0.05.80.3 26-2923-25223021 or older 0.10.30.2 0.00.5 0.10.00.1 0.10.50.20.5 0.00.10.30.1 0.00_0 0.10.00_10.7 0.00.00.10.2 0.00.70.1 0.10.10.2 0,00.0 0.00.00.1 CitizenshipRacial Background (1)notnaturalizednative a U.S. born citizenU.S. citizencitizen 97.7 0.71.6 97.5 0.91.6 98.2 0.61.2 93.0 2.84_1 96.8 1.81.4 95.5 2.61.8 97.1 0.72.2 97.8 0.71.5 97.6 0.51.8 93.0 2.94.1 96.5 2.31.1 96.8 1.51.7 AmericanBlack/Negro/Afro-AmericanWhite/Caucasian Indian 96.2 0.82.1 97_6 0.91.0 95.5 1.22.7 93.5 0.53.4 94.0 0.43.2 92.4 0.53.8 94.7 0.93.7 97.4 1.31.1 93.7 1.14.0 90.7 0.56.3 91.5 0.56.1 87.9 0.48.9 lik. t OtherPuertoBexica,.-American/ChicanoOriental Rican-American 0.80.10.3 0.20.30.51.0 1.30.20.91.2 1.70.80.21.2 0.40.81.30.7 2.00.40.9 0.70.20.40.6 0.10.80.20.6 0.41.01.31.4 0.71.60.3 1.30.20.61.2 1.90.50.82.1 .0 1 Year Graduated From High197019721973 1971School or earlier 96.8 0.60.31.9 94.7 1.20.63.3 16 98.4 0.21.0 95.6 0.80.52.3 98.0 0.30.31.3 98.7 0.10.10.8 98.0 0.20.21.2 97.9 0.20.11.6 98.6 0.20.70.1 97.2 0.31.5 9R.6 0.10.10.9 98.9 0.10.4 Average Grade in High SchoolAneverH.S. OR A.equivalency completed high school ? G.S.D. test) 8.20.10.2 6.60.10.2 15.3 0.20.0 8.00.50.3 8.90.10.0 32.2 0.30.0 13.4 0.20.1 11.2 0.00.1 21.5 0.00.4 16.0 0.50.1 14.4 0.10.3 39.3 0.50.0 C.3-8A-B+ 27.122.815.511.2 9.7 28.723.916.510.4 7.9 22.227.710.318.8 4.4 28.010.320.519.3 4.7 28_023.914.612.3 7.5 26.425.511.8 0.83.0 26.927.316.8 9.33.8 26-630.919.2 3.07.4 29.425.817.0 1.34.6 26.611.825.113.4 4.7 25.427.517.2 ' 4.29.1 22.629.3 0.17.61.0 Distance From Some to College5DC miles or less 6.40.25.4 4.80.25.7 2.00_01.2 9.20.05.2 5.60_34.5 2.90.00_3 6.12.30.1 3.90.11.5 2.70.00.5 8.50.02.3 5.50.12.2 3.40.0 more101-50051-10.)6-1011-50 milesthan milesmiles 500 miles 20.621.834.211.6 5.3 22.249.215.7 6.21.9 61.818.3 7.89.11.1 23.929.213.514.84.3 41.321.911.017.3 8.9 39.532.912.4 8.43.R 34.222.423.0 4.69.7 51_022.814.9 5.61.8 61.718.0 9.96.31.5 26.026.221.212.5 5.5 13.342.610.518.6 4.5 38.331.314.2 9.13.8 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOIK UNIVERSITIES FALL 1973 Number of College Applications Selectivity Selectivity Low Public Medium Universities Selectivity Nigh MEN Selectivity Low Private Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity Nigh Selectivity Public Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity High WOMEN Selectivity Law Private Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity High fourthreetwothiscne othersothers collegeothersother only 20.254.314.3 2.76.5 10.614.417.443.1 7.3 21.747.615.1 8.43.6 12.117.419.616.920.8 25.211-614.217.418.4 13.816.719.414.313.6 22.553.014-0 2.56.3 42.714.317.412.1 7.2 45.915.725.4 3.07.8 22.811.217.078.917.7 12.119.330.417.7 9.3 17.615.217.815.711.t Number of College Acceptancesmorethisfive than collegeothers five onlyothers 48_0 1.01.1 37.8 3.73.5 42.6 1.52.1 17.9 6.37.0 24_4 6-76.6 12.313.7 9.9 44.4 0.71.0 35.9 2.93.4 39.2 0.81.4 17.8 5.76.8 26.5 6.15.1 11.412.9 9.3 tvoLivefourthreeone others otherothers others 26.215.9 0.76.62.0 10.025.518.0 2.15-2 27.617.2 0.82.68.2 23.817.625.8 3.48.6 21.925.315.5 7.23.0 24.121.810.719.0 4.7 16.529.4 0.72.06.7 19.523.811.3 2.26.0 18.731.1 0.82.27.5 17.625.324.6 8.13.7 25.712.822.1 3.27_7 20.212.319.625.4 5.0 Highest Degree Plannedmore Here than five others 0.6 1.4 0.9 2.8 2.7 5.8 0-3 1.3 0.4 2.3 2_1 6.2 Cu , master'sbachelor'sassociatenone (M.A., (or(B.A., Pguivalent) M.S.) B-s-) 16_766.4 1.03.2 72.215.3 1.23.1 18.158-2 0.61.6 17.864.1 1.21.9 60.614.8 0.61.6 61.916.6 0.20.4 73.513.R 3.54.4 78.711.9 2.03.3 68.616_3 2.40.9 73.913.8 2.23.2 76.112.8 2.00.R 66.119_0 0.20.8 0 I otherB.D.LL.B.M.D.,Ph.D., OR ORD.O.,D.D.S.,OR M.D1v. J.D.r.d.D. (law)(divinity) OR D.V.M. 0.80.13.05.31.5 0.11.62.81.02.8 10.1 0.50.15.94.9 0.14.35.11.24.3 10-5 8.40.40.22.8 0.14.70.49.85.9 0.60.02.01.6 0.61.00.01.01.3 0.90.02.25.83.0 0.80.11.22.02.7 0.50.02.23.91.7 0_20.06.94.12.6 Highest Degree Plannedbachelor'sassociatenone Anywhere (or(B.A., equivalent) B.S.) 26.7 0.31.5 25.7 0.51.7 21.3 0.31.4 19.7 0.32.0 14.9 0.10.8 6.70.00_5 38-8 2.42.1 35.7 3_11.3 30.3 0.31.5 28.2 0.62.5 25.6 0.12_1 9.30.00-6 S.D.LL.B.B.C.,Ph.D.master's ORORD.O., M.Div.J.D.Ed.D.(M.A.. D.D.S., (law) (divinity) M.S.) OP D.V.K. 29.816.4114.8 0.58.7 32.210.113.414.5 0.5 12.417.728.017.4 0.4 10.914.219.830.5 0.4 24.716.014.026.9 0.9 28.225.319.578.6 0.3 35.7 0.12.97.29.8 10.138.6 6.00.13-3 11.334.615.3 0.15.5 15.238.8 4.68.20.2 10.612.24%5 C.0&.9 12.621-124.131.2 0.0 InReasons Selecting Noted This as veryCollege1)arentsother Important wanted me tc come here 5.61.3 4.41-5 5.11.2 5.32.2 5.21.6 7.30.9 9.61.1 7.11.7 7.31_1 R.51.6 9.11.0 9-41-0 adviceofferedteacherhaswanted acf goodfinancialadvised tosomeone liveacademic me awaywhoassistance attend?.4reputationfrom home 11.250.214.7 9.43.5 49.923.619.010.0 3.2 73.421.215.312.3 4.6 17.720.353.014.3 5.1 17.565.318.317.2 4.3 25.889.723.417.2 5.8 21.711-059.525.7 4.5 20.862.910.736.9 3.2 20.378.713_231-6 4.3 17.923.862.723.7 4.4 21.775.418.125.5 5.3 90.335.817.527.3 6.5 offerscouldwantedadvicehas low special nottoof tuition liveguidanceget educ aat job home programcounselor 22.920.410.5 6.31.2 28.811.7 0.93.25.9 22.223.4 0.66.71.0 12.437.9 1.51.05.5 24.4 6.57.80.53.7 23_0 0_37.01.20.9 29.923.9 1.45.98.7 29.630.6 0.82.64.7 22.932.7 0_55.51.0 43.710.9 7.31.06.0 37.3 0.75.96.84.8 36.2 0.37_31.31.4 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM FALL 1973 WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR UNIVERSITIES MEN WOMEN Selectivity Selectivity Low Pubic Universities Medium Selectivity High Selectivity . Low Private Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity High Selectivity Low Public Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity Hit* Selectivity Selectivity Low Nouse Universities Medium Selectivity Brothers/Sisters Undertwoonenone three21 23.33.121.312.6 28.615.323.618.2 29.713.824.020.5 ii 12.121.433.122-1 20.612.232.023.1 22.82P.713.619.8 24-020.332.013.3 22.929-314.519.0 24.130.620.612.7 11.821.534-222.0 21-931.111-723.7 12.222.732.319.6 Brothers/Sisters 21one ornone4 Older or more 29.346.210.1 27.141.714.3 27.145-312.0 28.445.411.3 29.247.012_0 24.452.515.1 28.544.610.4 26.642.215.3 28-643.211.9 29.845.710.6 29.244.811-7 52-425.413-1 Brothers/Sisters in College4three ortwo more 11, 16.0 3.15.5 18.6 4.87..8 18.2 3.65.5 16-5 3.56.3 15.2 3.25.4 14.3 3_45.3 17.4 6.23.3 18.4 7.85.0 17.6 3.76.9 14-9 3.85.7 17.5 2.95.7 15.1 2.74.4 one4threetwonone or more 32.260.0 0.41.06.5 35.355.2 7.70.71.1 56.131-9 0.48.11.6 31.261.3 0.56.11.0 60.131.8 0.26."-1.4 34.255.6 0.31.58.3 33.957.3 0.21.17.5 36.753.0 8.30.31.7 37.252.1 0.41.88.3 35.056.4 0.46.91.3 34-455.6 8.40.61.1 52.036.3 0.69.81.3 Father Currently Employed40yes,part-timeyes,full-time 94.1 4.81.1 93.5 5.31.1 94.5 4.41.7 92.4 6.51.1 93.7 5.40.8 94.3 5.00.7 94.0 4.91.1 94.0 4.91.2 92.6 6.11-3 91.1 7.41.5 93.0 6-01.0 93.5 5.41.1 WhenFather Ton Employed Entered Highnoyes,fall-time Schoolyes,part-time 97.1 2.20.7 96.7 2.40.9 97.0 2.20.8 96.0 2.91.1 96.8 2.40.7 96.9 0.62.5 96.9 2.30.8 96.8 2.30.9 96.1 2.91.0 94.8 3.71.4 96-6 2.80.6 96.7 2.60.8 mother Currently Employednoyes,partyes,full-time -tine 48.235.616.2 50.030.719.3 49.533.616.9 50.330.618.0 52.730.316.9 56.415.62R.0 47.616.735.6 49.619.231.2 46.919.233.8 51.432.416.0 50.833.415.8 56.728.714.6 WhenMother You Employed Entered Highnoyes.part-timeyes,full-time School 53.514.931.7 56.117.826.2 55.815.029.2 56.117.526.4 26.059.314.7 23.263.613.2 32-352.415.3 27.454.917_7 29.554.216.3 54.430.015.5 55.714.330.0 62.013.025.0 TotalIndependent Income Last of ParentsYear5500-5999 ** lessnone than $500 27.823.0 8.9 22.630.7 6.4 29.924.2 7.0 26.122.414.2 29.523.910.2 28-130.210.3 23.436.524.8 27_n37-717.0 24.541-417.7 21.034.228-5 23.923.036.2 41.721.423.0 510,00055,000-59,99453,000-54,99952,000-52,99951,000-51,999 or more 26-4 0.40.93.29.3 27.9 0.23.07.91.2 27.5 0.20.42.78.0 23.6 0.78.21.43.3 24.6 0.30.72.78.0 23.6 0.20.21.75.7 12.1 0.20.40.61.9 14.2 0.20.52.7 13-1 0.20.42.4 12.1 0.40.82.70.2 12.9 0-30.20.62.9 11.2 0.20.10.51.9 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM FALL 1973 Public Universities WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR UNIVERSITIES MPH Private Universities Public Universities WOMEN Privet. Universities Financially Indep. Thisyes Yr. e* Selectivity Selectivity Low 12.9 Medium 16.1 Selectivity 10.7High Selectivity 12.8 LOw Selectivity Median8.4 Selectivity6.21 High Selectivity Lew 9.9 Selectivity Medium 10.0 Selectivity MO 7.6 Selectivity 10.6 Low Selectivity hieslien8.2 Selectivity4.4 High Financially Indep. Lastnoyes Yr. 4 87.192_5 7.5 91.483.9 '.6 95.189.3 4.9 90.587.2 9.5 94.491.6 5.6 97.393.8 2.7 93.090.1 7.0 93.790.0 6.3 92.496.0 4.0 91.689.4 8.4 94.091.8 6.0 97.795.6 2.3 Estimated Parental Income $6,000$4,000$3,000less than - $3,000 $3,949S7,999$5,999 2.43.71.01.3 4.92.61.31.4 3.72.00.81.2 4.43.31.51.9 3.32.21.11.6 2.81.80.81.2 4.22.71.41.3 5.23.31.31.9 3.82.97.31.7 5.82.13.12.9 3.33.51.41.5 2.90.62.21.4 $20,000$15,000$12,500$10,000 - $19,999$14,999$12,499S24,999$8,000 - $9,999 14.920.114.614.5 6.4 13.414.719.2 8.1 15.219.412.812.0 6.3 11.017.813.613.5 7.4 14.117.210.712.0 6.2 14,517.0 9.34.08.3 14.014.618.613.7 5.9 13.017.914.015.5 7.3 14.978.412.011.9 6.1 10.814.211.412.8 6.6 13.316.911.610.1 6.0 13.474.1 7.48.63.8 $50,000$40,000835.00C$30,000$25,000 or- 549,499S14,999$29,999S39,999more 2.64.67.44.0 4.02.12.44.76.5 5.53.33.76.37.8 8.33.14.66.13.4 10.1 4.54.05.47.6 13.3 7.05.49.4 3.72.73.35.88.1 4.32.22.94.96.4 5.63.03.95.98.7 9.74.25.16.84.4 9.64.64.46.07.8 78.1 6.15.17.98.2 Father's Education highsomegrammar highschool school school graduate or less 24.7 8.93.4 24.6 8.24.7 23.9 6.03.7 26.110.7 4.8 20.6 7.93.7 13.6 4.82.6 23.2 7.33.6 22.9 4.87.5 19.5 5.73.8 22.6 9.73.4 17.9 7.33.8 4.19.82.5 graduatesomecollegepost-secondary collegegraduate degreedegree schoolother than cell 15.624.016.4 2.74.2 23.816.114.7 4.83.1 25.018.914.3 4.04.1 16.920.413.8 4.52.8 20.623.516.4 3.93.4 31.925.813.3 5.32.8 25.215.317.0 3.64.7 16.423.915.5 3.75.3 21.624.915.8 4.74.5 22.575.718.7 3.44.5 20.624.617.0 4.14.7 35.425.613.6 5.23.8 Bother's Education highsomegrammar schoolhigh school school graduate or less 41.6 7.21.m 39.7 6.32.2 34.4 2.44.9 43.4 8.63.4 36.8 2.56.6 26.6 4.01.9 38.3 6.22.1 35.7 5.12.6 29.2 4.12.2 36.0 7.53.2 28.9 6.22.6 19.6 3.71.2 graduatesomecollegepost-secondary collegegraduate degr-7e degree school other than coil 17-617.3 4.72.67.3 20.216.2 4.32.78.3 20.321.3 5.93.37.5 14.515.0 5.82.27.1 17.719.0 6.72.68.1 11.224.519.9 4.67.3 17.819.4 4.49.02.8 21.810.217.9 4.32.4 22.621.4 7.14.09.4 16.518.2 6.52.69-6 20.321.610.0 6.63.8 24-824.312.8 6.47.2 Spouse's Education highsomegrammar highschool school school graduate or less 40.210.4 6.9 33.212.0 9.6 30.517.1 2.6 33.510.0 4.4 25.0 4.47.1 32.118.4 0.0 26.0 5.30.7 23.910.8 8.6 14.1 5.05.5 20.914.3 9.8 23.9 6.53.5 0.06.46.4 graduatesomecollegepost-secondary collegegraduate degreedegree school other than coll 15.273.1 7.70.65.4 19.311.1 7.14.03.7 17.317.1 7.74.33.4 17.716.9 4.49.74.1 39.712.8 9.00.01.9 16.616.2 4.67.14.9 23.322.913.2 2.66.0 21.713.013.3 4.54.3 24.227.118.5 3.87.7 20.721.5 4.98.00.0 29.123.6 0.09.93.5 33.426.113-714.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCh PROGRAM FALL 1973 WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR UNIVERSITIES MEN WOMEN Probable Career. Occupation (2) Selectivity Selectivity Low Puotic Universities Medium -Selectivity High Selectivity Low Privos. Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity High Selectivity Low Public Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity High Selectivity LT. Privet. Ueivereities Selectivity Medium SelectivvtY doctorclergyartistbusiness (9.D.(inchor religious(othef)management OAperformer) D.D.S.) worker 12.4 0.57.82.20.8 10.3 0.37.48.61.8 13.5 0.55.06_21.8 12.310.410.6 0.43.0 23.110.0 7.64.22_1 26.2 4.70.52.71.8 4.40.38.71.95.3 0.15.93.31.44.5 6.50.24.01.55.9 5.90.45.14.92.1 9.00-54.56.61.0 18.3 2.70.25.21.3 engineereducator (specialist)(elementary)(secondary)(college teacher) 15.3 0.70.00.33.0 14.9 0.50.91.03-1 19.7 0.20.11.51.0 11_5 0.32-10.91.0 4.40.30.61.80.8 14.3 0.00.31.02.0 6.46.56.61.21.0 6.06.56.31.50_8 2.33.95.01.2 S.20.85-43.51.3 0.54.55.10.7 3.12.01.42.41_6 lawyerhomehomemakerhealth_farmer economist professionalor forest or Pr di-atician (non-1.0.) 8.10.07.24.5 8.70.05.47.3 11.5 6.30.06.1 9.77.41.0.0.00_8 15.3 0.04.90.60.0 16.4 0.02.30.00.3 12_3 4.02.51.01.1 13.7 3.13.40.72.1 15.0 4.93.20.91.4 17.5 4.50.80.70.3 15.3 4.80.70.50_2 10.3 0.10.37.50.4 serviceresearchnurse worker scientist 0.95.50.1 1.14.P0.1 0.25.80.0 4.66.90.1 0.73.60.1 0.18_30.0 0.57.93.2 0.69.12.8 0.24.63.7 12.5 4.51.2 15.0 3.7, 2 0.18.50.9 semi-skilledothertechnologistsocialskilled occupation or worker welfare or unskilled worker worker 5.62.00.70.21.0 7.42.00.90.41.5 7.72.30.40.20_8 h.30.60.71.00.3 8.30.40.10.5 7.30.70.30.10.4 7.20.10.31.23.7 8_10.11-36.00_1 10.6 0.01.53.50.2 0.27.61.D3.90_1 5.40_7?.6 .0 2 74.5 2.00.70.00.2 Probable Major Field unemployed_ofundecided Study(2) 10.1 5.50.2 11.3 5.00.1 9.50.3 9.00.2 10.3 0.1 9.80.3 12.5 0.21.R 12.5 0.1 15.6 0.11.7 10.5 0.3 10.5 0.1 1t.1 0.10.2 educationbusinessartsagriculturebiological (fine and(inCl sciences performing) forestry) 20.911.6 3.75.3 19.510.4 4.04_2 13.012_0 4.55.61.5 24.212_6 4.05.80.2 22_217.6 8.62.50.2 14.1 0.68.84.40.0 13.710.0 7_33.9 17.9 7.48.46.51-6 10.310.711.5 4.9 14.5 7.09.09.40.0 12.713.0 5.38.3 14..12.7 3.t.3.t homeHistoryhealthengineeringEnglish economics professionsand geography 15.3 0.05.90.61.7 16.5 0.04.01.81.6 22.0 0.02.34.81.4 11.7 6.80.00.81_9 0.06.42.24.81.8 17-4 0.06.72.63.5 14.9 6.51.11-21.7 16.9 4.92.21.21.5 71.6 5.82.31.53.2 23.9 1.61.30.82.3 27.3 0.91.10.42.4 0.02.96.94.73-6 psychologyphysicalphysicsmathematicshumanities andsciencos (other) chemistryand statistics (other) 2.31.53.11.81.4 2.22.73.72.51.7 2_52-11.15.42.2 2.92.33.21.51.5 0.93.23.31.82.8 2_78.54.02.61.0 4.30.50.73.62.1 5.10.61.04.31.6 5.70.62.74.81-8 5.90.91-51.83_8 0.32.15.81.23.7 7.70.44.16.33.3 undecidedothertechniCalsocialsocial fields work sciences fields (other) 5.33.93.30.45.2 4.43.G6.95.00.7 4.93.07.63.60.2 2.89.22.50.35.6 4.1S.23-3R.90_2 11.8 5.24.40_21.5 5.12.72-41.43.9 4.43.11.53.96.2 6.64.31.72.06.3 4.43.21.85.3 4.32.42.14.97.7 11.0 6.42.04.61.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR UNIVERSITIES FALL 1973 Low Public Universities Medium MEN Low Private Universities Medium Low Public Universities Medium WOMEN Lew Private Universities Medium CareerImportantReasons Choice Checked for **Long-Term as Veryjob openings available Selectivity Selectivity 48.5 49.2 Selectivity High45.0 Selectivity 49.1 Selectivity 40.6 Selectivity36.8 High Selectivity 56.0 Selectivity 56.5 Selectivity High49.6 Selectivity 55.4 Selectivity 52.5 Selectivity41.6 High chanceindependencerespectedhighrapid anticipated advancementfor occupationsteady earningsprogress 50.243.748.939.431.4 45.147.027.243.334.5 44.745.749.032.834.5 46.051.053.735.641.6 51.047.643.935.933.1 43.732.638.230.352.3 42.234.925.126.631.4 39.219.924.822.735.1 38.641.522.226.321.9 49.740.231.835.129.7 26.144.836.626.324.1 42.446.821.521.720.0 contributionworktoavoid helpful with pressure people ideasto otherssociety 47.250.246.143.014.3 45.448.246.439.116.8 45.845.049.853.316.8 50.945.253.249.417.4 58.360.252.150.514.1 57.952.057.611.055.4 71.071.451.216.254.5 71.472.151.216_955.4 66.769.256.756.217.3 75.674.955.961.018.0 79.278.652.515.163.5 67.871.366.466.011.7 CreditDuring Hours Fall to Term be Taken**moreintrinsic than 18interest hrs in field 66.9 2.5 06.9 3-5 71.2 2.8 68.8 5.7 71.3 4.5 75.5 6.1 75.2 2.2 77.8 3.3 80.4 2.1 77.4 3.5 80.1 2.1 84.7 3.7 less12-1516-13 than hrs 66-9-11 hrs 8 hrs 50.443.9 0.10.72.4 63.731.2 0.10-60.9 34.361.5 0.00.31.1 53.837.1 0.52.01.0 23.770.2 0.70.10.8 36.355.7 0.50.21.2 45_449.4 0.10.82.1 31.363.8 0.10.70.7 37.459.1 0.00.40.9 39.254.9 0.20.81.4 23.673.4 0_10.50.4 54.239.5 0.50.61.4 Residence During Fallcollegeother Termwith private**parents dormitory homeor relatives or apartment 27.465-3 3.6 88.2 4.31.7 84.4 1.81.3 48.647.5 2.6 69.827.2 1.9 89.9 6.00.4 73.422.4 2.6 92.7 0.65.7 91.1 0.71.9 58.935.9 1.1 77.820.8 0.8 91.1 0.35.2 Current Religious Preferenceotherotherfraternity campus or housing sorority house 0.31.02.4 0.21.00.5 0.35.27.1 0.70.20.3 0.20.7 0.12.41.2 0.20.31.2 0.10.50.4 0.25.60.5 0.20.80.1 0_10.30.2 3.10.1 JewishCongregationalEpiscopalEasternBaptist Orthodox (U.C.C.) 17_9 0.42.73.91.6 5.52.90.64.62.6 5.64.00.52.08.5 12.6 2_23.11.24.0 12.811.2 2.01.21.6 16.9 3.90.83.01.1 14.9 2.74.90.51.6 6.64.20.55.02-6 6.14.10.42.78.9 16.4 3.92.45.00.6 14.418.3 2.61.11.6 23.3 5.61.11.35.1 LutheranLatter Day Saints (Mormon) .... 6.20.4 11.8 0.2 0.14.4 2.00.1 2.50.1 2.60.0 7.00.2 11.6 0.5 8.30.2 2.00.1 0.02.9 3.10.1 RomanOuakerPresbyterian".uslimMethodist Catholic(Society cf Friends) 22.315.7 5.60.10.1 33.8 0.15.9°8.60.1 21.813.9 0.38.70.1 49.0 0.13.60_33.8 41.9 0.13.30.25_0' 40.3 0.24.40.05.3 24.816.3 0.29.40.0 32.9 0.27.30.09.4 22.014.2-8.6 0.20.0 41.5 0.10.05.53.9 34.6 0.15.33.60.0 29.3 0.35.54.60.0 Unitarian-UniversalistSeventhnoneotherether ProtestantreligionDay Adventist 11.6 0.13.64.40_4 16.0 2.70.60.13.9 16.6 3-24.50.60.1 12.4 0.52.42.50.1 11_9 2.10.41_70.0 15.4 2.82.40.70.1 8.43.15.30.70.1 12.1 2_83.40.90.1 15.6 3.24.40.01.0 10.9 2.84.00.00.8 9.92.40.12.3,0.7 15.0 2.12.61.10.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL. RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR UNIVERSITIES MEN FALL. 1973 WOMEN Concern About Financing College Selectivity Selectivity Low- Public Universities Medium Selectivity Selectivity H:gh Low Private Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity High Selectivity Low Public Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity High Selectivity Lour Privet. Universities Selectivity Medive Selectoney High Part-timeSupport From or Summer Worksomemajorno concern concern 48-313.038.7 17.350.532.3 13.949.736.4 48-617.933-6 15.947-736.4 47.538-713.8 48.515.636-0 20.448.930.6 50.617.232.2 20.645.833.6 45.235.519.3 16.147.935.9 $2,000-S4,00031,000-51,999$500-599951-5499none 25.120.944.1 8.51.2 11.632-615-937.9 1.9 25.943-219.5 1.49.9 11.025.039.422.5 1.9 25-425.038.9 9.61.0 27-539-321.810.0 1.4 52-829-315-0 0.22.7 18-955-721.6 0.23.5 53.915.127.1 0.43.5 48.531.915-7 0.33.6 47.815.333.1 0.33-5 48.728-218.7 0.24.1 Full-TimeSupport From Employmentnoneover 54,000 88.8 0.2 86.8 0.2 92-7 0.1 87.6 0-3 91-7 0.2 95.2 0.1 93.5 0.0 91-9 0-1 94.5 0.0 93.0 0-0 94.3 0.0 95.8 0.0 over52,000-34,000$1-549951,000-51,999T500-5999 $4,000 2.00.30.5u.73.6 0.22_94.51.04.6 0.42.80.11.72.3 0.61-23.13.73.9 0-30.52.13.31.8 0-10-41.01-41.8 0.00-20_92-33.2 0-10.21.02.84.0 0.00_80.21.53.0 0.10.50.92.23_3 0.12.60.20.81.9 0.10.52.11.4 Support Prom Savings51,000-$1,999$500-599951-499none 13_336.641.4 6.4 15.637.833.8 9.2 36.514.737_9 7.4 14.442-631.2 7.6 42.813_332.4 7.5 36.011.41.3.6 5.7 10.141.642.9 3.7 43.613.134-0 6.6 42.010.040.5 5.4 38.045-0 4.09.9 45.010.236.9 5.0 47.536.7 4.38.0 GnGri I Support From Spousenoneover52,000-X4,000 54,000 97.8 0.51-8 97.5 0_72.9 94:6 0.82-3 97.9 0.93.2 98-8 2-71_2 98.9 0.72.6 98.0 0.51.2 09.4 2.10.5 98.4 0.51.7 97.8 1.31.7 98.7 1.01.9 99.2 2.51.0 over52,000-54,000$1,000-51,999$500-T99951-5499 54,000 0.2(,.40.40.70.5 0.30.50.60.8 .0.4 0-10.30_4 0.30.20.70.6 0_S0.20.10-20_2 0_20.20.40.1 0.30.60.40.30.5 0.40.20.50.30.2 0.20.40.50_20.3 0.30.80.50.3 0.20.60.30.0 0.10.20.1 Support From Parental Familynone 14.9 16.9 12.1 15.0 12.6 8.4 9.6 10.3 8.0 13.3 ' over$2,000-54,00031,000-51,9991,500-1199$1-S499 54,000 25_317.616.517-R 7.8 26.116.317.9 4.9 23.330.113.315.2 5.9 15-723.018_61;.214.4 28.311.717.718.910.7 28-431.115.4 8.48.2 23_325.514.517.3 9-8 25.925.417_514_6 6.3 30.527.512.113_8 8.1 23.422.410.915.015.0 22.630.316.61-91:83 9.5 38.028.112.7 7.437.5 S2pportMilitary From Service Parent's Benefitnone 95.9 96.4 96.0 95.1 96.8 97.5 96.3 96.4 96.0 96.6 96.9 - 97.9 over$2,000-34,0005i,000-,n1,9995500-T99951-5499 54,000 0.20.50.90-81.8 0.10.30.80-61.8 0.10.20.71.91.0 O.0.10-50.91.7 0.20-11.00.81_2 0.00-30.40-41.4 0-10.30.70.81.8 0.10.30-80.71.7 0.10.80.30.72.1 0.10.70.21.01.4 0.10.60.20.71.5 0.10.70.40.21.3 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM FALL 1973 Public Universities WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR UNIVERSITIES MEN P. livot. Universities WOMEN Privet. Univers:Was SupportParent's Fro, Social Security Benefit Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Wydi.m High Lay Selectivity Mahal Selectivity Selectivity .High Low Public lbuivecsitios Selectivity Mrdium SeLmfivity High Se4ctivity Lay SArlay Mahon High 32,000-54.00031,000-41,9995500-399931none -3499 93.7 0.51.21.82.7 94.0 0.41.21.52.8 94.8 0.21.21.52.3 94.8 0.32.11.11.6 95.5 0.90.11.22.2 95.2 0.41.31.11.9 93.4 0.41.01.63.4 93.6 0.11.21.63.5 92.9 0.33.21.71.9 93.1 0.51.21.93.1 93.8 0.41.03.21.5 94.6 0.21.41.62.1 MilitarySupport FromService Personal Benefitnoneover 34,000 99-0 0.1 98.4 0.0 99_6 0.1 98.6 0.1 99.7 0.0 99.8 0.1 99.8 0.1 99_9 0.1 99.9 0.0 99.4 0.1 100.0 0.1 99.9 0.0 over$2,000-54,00051,000-32,0003500-499931-4499 44,000 0.10.30.20.20-1 0.20.30.90_1 3.10.10.0 0.50.20.10.3 0.10_20_00.0 0.00.1 0.00.1 0.00.10.00.1 0.00.00.1 0.00.30.20.10_0 0.00.0 0.00.1 Scholarships or Grants4500-599951,000-51,99qS1-4499none 73.611.7 4.57.9 20.263.8 4.89.0 13_613.660_9 7_5 13.010.316.349.0 16.411.710.052.8 47.414-5 7.05.9 71.414.6 4.48.5 24.262.0 4.18.8 60.613_916.1 7.6 16.748.314.110.3 52_818.110.911.2 14.449.6 5.96.2 Federally Ins. or Collegeovernone$2,000-T4,00J 34,000Loans 87.1 0.81.4 80.9 0_41.8 84.4 2.61.8 68.3 8.72.7 75.7 2.56.6 64.821.0 4.1 85.2 0.21.0 80.7 0.20.7 84.0 O.'1.5 68.010.0 0.7 76.4 0.66.4 64.622.0 1.9 over51,000-41,9995500-599931-549932,000 44,000 - 54,000 0.20.63.64_44.0 0.57_16.70.24.7 0.10-54.15.25.6 16.4 7.70.62.94.1 12.8 0.26.92.32.1 15.214.5 0.32.03.1 0.20.75.14.64.2 7.00.10.77.34.3 0.00.54.35.25.9 16_2 7.80.33.44.5 11.6 0.32.56.62.6 13.916.3 0.43.31.4 Other Repayable Loan 11,000-1,199S500-4199931none -3499 94.6 1.42.0 93.3 1.52.12.6 94.1 1.32.02.3 90.6 2.32.03.7 91.8 3.71.71.6 93.3 2.71-61.4 93.1 2.01.92.2 91.7 2_82.22-9 94.0 1.71.92.2 90.2 4.02-42.1 90.7 3.52.31.2 94.4 1.81.71.1 Other Sources of Supportnoneover42,000-34,000 31,000 95.6 0.30_4 95.2 0.30.2 96.4 0.00.3 94.3 0.41.0 95.5 0.11.1 95.7 0.20.8 96.3 0.30.6 95.7 0.00.3 96.9 0.00.2 94.3 0.01.2 95.4 0.42.0 95.0 0.10.9 over32,30J-54,000051,000-51,9993500-499931-5499 44,000 0.30.50.90.32.3 0.30.40.61.42.2 0.10.30.50.72.0 6:s0.81_11.02.1 0.40.70.91.01.5 0.70.41.01.8 0.20.50.82.0 0.30.62_40-20_9 0.20.50.30.71.4 0.81.11.11.9 0.61.10.90.61.4 0.70.60.30.91.9 Veteran noyesdidyes,cerved not inserve southeast in SE Asia 95.3 0.40.3 98.7 0.70.6 99.7 0.10.1 99.4 0.3 99.7 0.10.2 99.9 0.00.1 100.0 0.00.0 99.9 0.10.0 99.9 0.0 99.9 0.10.0 99.9 0.00.1 100.0 0.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR UNIVERSITIES MEN FALL 1973 WOMEN $,484 Low Public Univers it is. Select. Medium S electivity High Selectivity Low Private Universities 14a.mtivity Medium Selectivity High Sehmtivity Low Public Universities S electivity Modiwn SeLmti.41,1 High Selectivity La. Privotelkivemitaft Selectivity Umelium Selecliviy 1144 EssentialObjectives or Considered Very I.portantachieve toinfluencebe bean authorityin a politicalperforming in my structure fieldart 67.817.515.8 65.115.118.0 19.965.517.5 67-619.018.5 22.320.969-0 25.367.722.1 61.324.510.7 55.725.611.4 62.027.814.4 60.913.025.9 61-326-313.3 22.065.737.0 helphaveinfluenceberaise othersadmin.very a familysocialwell-off inresponsibility difficulty values financially 54.462.629.651.027.4 26.151.559.627.447.6 53.250.027.359.227.2 56.767.057_029.033.9 63.259.529.354_933.2 62.755.624.553.733.6 70.820.831.545.256.2 -17.6 72-140.251.932.2 67.340.517.349.034.2 75.148.324.756.334-0 77.340.620.255.535.8 72.849.739.015.738-3 developbe keepbecomebeinvoled successful upphilosophy a withincommunity environs political in ofmy leaderlife owncleanup affairs business 46.525.151.265.933.7 46.525.765.836.247.7 49.833.627.069.648.8 47.126.865-234.550.9 54_428.874.130.352.3 56-927.775_630-743.1 34-475.343.431.3 45.335.377.534.027.9 49.936.579.233.834.8 46-875-431.736.034-0 51.578.727.736.131.5 85.063-341-633.431.7 Agree Strongly or Somewhatgovtgov't notnot protectingcontrolling consumer pollution 74.086.9 74.988.5 75.587.5 79_887.6 75.987.5 76_189.0 78.089_9 90.780_5 92.181.6 90.883.2 51.180.688.8 81.492.1 woben'speoplegov'ttoo notmany shouldacti.ities desegregating rights be paid forbest eguallycriminals inquickly home 36.123.156.139.4 53.233.923.248.7 21.852.631-545.4 37.428-353.751.2 35.221.552.348.7 25-620.749.543_8 15.620.743-144.8 52.613.521.540.4 20.211.737.752.2 25_940-656-113.2 19.539.914.7 29.916-056.6 6.0 cn ' womendiscouragemarijuanawealthy should shouldlarge get jobfaviliesbepay legalizedequalitymore taxes 73.590.750-374.5 89.074.775.856.1 90.578.255.974.5 89.265.358-675.2 90.955-370-767.1 94.357.871.972.9 97.168.243_668-5 69.349.598.071.2 74.736.798.451.272.1 97.561.453.765-5 96.647.235.163.063-3 55.969.333-198.471.4 it abolishstudentsbenefitcolcan regulatedo little college ofhelp college studentsevaluateto grades change is off faculty monarysociety campus ,?t 31.676.558.110.042.5 77.652.944.532.5 9.1 79.150.345.534.1 9.2 74.936.357.846.810.2 77_246.340.434.010.1 25-775.133.239.4 9.8 32-878.245.734.6 8-0 80.836.839_137.7 6.8 36.182.136.0 7.1 75.842.835.139.5 9.1 79.034.135-8 9.1 28.979.821-7 6.5 colcollegeregulatede-emphasizepref too treatment laxhas student onright organized student for publicationsto disadvantagedban protestssports speaker 25.837.235.122.524-2 17.421.725.031.735.4 18_430.831.031-819.6 25.427.634.832.225.5 22.422-826.532_531.7 28.727.733.118.917.0 25-730.035.617.521.1 25-824.133.613.519.5 23.528.432.913.017.2 27.231.024-023.918.9 21.729-532.319.724.9 27.711.432.419.812-9 Political Orientationadoptfaruse leftsameopen degreeadmissions standard at nub for col all 78.822.8 1_8 77.925.7 2.7 77.216.4 3.3 77.730.0 2.7 78.223-5 2.G 81.519.5 3-8 76.123.0 0.9 77.126.3 1-2 76.115.5 2.1 76.529.6 1.6 75.224.4 1.6 81.219.0 2.6 Marital Status conservativefarmiddle-of-the-roadliberal right 16.049.032.6 0.6 45.512.838.5 0.5 14.042.139.7 0.9 44.115.936.6 0.7 42.814.938.8 0.9 37.144.813.3 0.9 56.229-313.5 0-2 52.135.111.4 0.1 47.339-411.0 0.1 11.649.536.9 0.4 47-914.735.6 0.3 11.136-449.7 0.1 dating,butseeingnotpresently dating one noperson engagedmarriedin one recent steadilyexclusively months 48.317.931-8 0.61.5 47.320.730.0 1.20.8 21.246.330.9 1.30.3 48.729.719.8 1_50_4 51.929.417-7 0.80.2 23.046.729.5 0.60.1 38.514-044.7 0.52.4 45.936.216.1 1.40.4 18.146.833.2 0.31.6 15.950.732.1 1.20.2 14.6S1.632.2 1.40.2 20.051.927.1 0.80.1 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR UNIVERSITIES MEN FALL 1973 WOMEN Selectivity Selectivity Low Public Universities Medium Selectivity High Selectivity Lew Private Universities Selectivity Medium, Selectivity High Selectivity Low Public Universities Selectivity Medium Selectivity High Selectivity Low Private liniveiernes Selectivity Medima Selectivity High How any Children Novthreetwoone nonep 99.4 0_10.10.3 99_1 0_10.10.3 99.5 0.10.10.2 94.9 0.10.10.6 99.6 v.00.00.2 99_6 0.00-1 99.5 0.00-10.2 99_5 3.00.2 99_7 0.00.10.2 99.6 0_00.00.3 99.6 0.00.10.2 99.7 0.00.00.1 Total Children Expected none5foursg, or more 19.0 0.10.0 20.3 0_30,0 16.1 0.00-2 17.3 0.30.1 16.4 0.10_0 15.2 0-20.0 12_3 0.10.0 12_0 0.00.0 14.5 0.10-0 12_9 0.10-0 10.8 0.10.0 14.1 0-00.0 twoone5fourthree or morn 19.1418.9 4.03.15.9 19.445.8 5.66_82.2 17.552.1 2.65.16.5 22.842.8 5.89.32_0 22.344.8 6.38.41.9 20.147.7 6.48.32_3 45.810.723.3 2.75.2 43.413_021-3 6.02.3 49.718.5 5.39.83.2 40.2'It: 7.22.5 211.242.3 2_48_0 10.719.346.1 7.12.7 VeryStudents Good EstimateThat They Chances Willchange Are major field 14.816.2 20.1 20.918.7 11.212.2 13.115.5 17.2 17.619.4 19.320.0 25.526.4 14.715.6 15.415.5 22_0 Gm failchangejoinbegraduate oneelected careera orsocial withmore tochoice honorsrratstudentcourses or sororityoffice 16.4 9.92.51.9 18.813.8 2.21.89.1 18.014.7 2.32.5 14_713.4 2.22.1 15.415-5 2.61.6 20.823.019.0 4.11.4 19.7 7.82.01.2 19.0 7.41_01.8 17.110.5 1.42-2 21.810_3 2.41.9 20.710.9 1.81.1 23.225.517.2 3.10_8 CO 1 makebelive elected inat aleast coeducational communeto aan 'B' honor while averaje society dormin col 37.119.2 5.51.2 40.038.3 4.81.4 52.246.6 9.11.9 44.320.1 7.01_7 26.453.2 7.51.4 61.136_915.4 3.11.2 37.222-6 4.35.31.2 38.633.6 3.94.91.6 42.756-1 3-88-23.0 41.422.3 3.67.41.8 48.033-7 3.67.41.6 51.054.814.0 2.37_6 enrollseekneedwork individualvocationalextra atin outsidehonors time counseling to coursesjob complete degr 26.710.0 5.14.79.8 22.0 9.15.69.94.6 13_917.1 5.14.29.7 30.111_5 4.58.03.9 11.525.4 6_38.33.3 29.113.019.7 7.8 10.013.929_6 4.7 10-414.025.9 4_9 14.024.115.4 5.5 13.310.334.0 4.8 86.411.028.612.0 5.5 92.723.918.927_4 6.2 enterdroptransferdropGet outa armed outbacIlelor's permanantly temporarily toforces another degree college 77.4 9-10.61.01.2 73.9 1.18-20.71.7 79.6 1.15.40.82.0 74_7 1.87.21.41.8 81.6 0.86.70.41.2 R9.7 0.83.40.41.3 77.311.9 0_81.01-8 11_879-1 0.62.51.3 83.6 9_40.61.02-7 79.210.0 1.21.41.7 9_71.70.91.4 0.30.45.-'1.8 marryfindbe moresatisfied awhile withinjob successful inin witha preferredcollegeyear collegethan atter fieldmost col 60.824.017.453.2 7.3 51.221.348.413.1 5.8 24.517.158.355.2 6.0 58_926.046.615.0 5.9 60.027.458.113.0 4.7 60-911.922.771.8 3.3 22.459.664.014.4 9.9 61_620.050.812.4 7.6 52-918.613.665.7 7.2 56.418_759.117.0 7.7 62.568.418.815.0 7.1 56_112.175.312.9 3.8 (**) This item is reported for the first time in 1973- Items not indicated wit/. '**' are repeated or modi- (2)(7) PecategorizationPercentagesfied questions will fromofsum tnis toone more itemor more thanfrom of 100a thelonger if earlierany list students surveys.is shown checked in Appendix more than C ofone the category. 1973 Nat'l Norms Report. ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGDAm NORMS FOR FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES FALL 1973 Leo 4-Year Public Colleges Medium High VrearPrivoteAmmKtarionCellemraLOW _Medium High Very High Levi Protestaat CollegesMedium High Law4-Year Catholic Collages Medium High Age by December 31, 197316 17cr younger Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity4.30.1 Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity SidecitiPT S.L.e*Iier4.40.1 4.40.0 0.16.0 7.40.2 5.10.1 10.0 0.3 4.90.2 3.90.2 4.50.2 4.10.1 5.20.2 0.03.7 21201918 74.817.1 0.51.5 10.084.2 0.20.7 12.081.9 0.21.0 77_414.0 0.21.2 79.211.9 0.10.9 81.312.5 0.10.6 78.810.2 0.10.5 70.019.4 0.93.1 77.216.9 0-31.0 80.714.1 0.10.4 80.511.(1 0.4 82.711:0. 0.34 80.5141:11 0.2 5 Citizenship 3022 26-2923-25or older 0.40-30.70.3 0.20.00.2 0.10.2 0.30.10.5 . 0.1 0.00.10.1 0.00.1 0.00.00-0 0.20.50.4 0.10.10.2 0.00-00.1 0.10.30.3 0.10.2 0.00.30.10.0 Racial Background (1)notnaturalizednative a U.S. born citizen U.S. U.S. citizen citizen 96.3 2_51.2 97.5 0.61.9 97.1 0.82.1 95.3 2.12.6 96.4 1.8 96.5 1.61.9 95.5 2.81.7 95.5 3.11.4 97.3 1.01.7 97.2 1.51.2 94.6 3.12.4 97.3 0.81.9 96.5 1.71-8 OrientalAmericanBlackWhite/CaucasianMexican-American/Chicano /Negro Indian /Afro- American 80.916_3 0.60.71_7 93.0 0.20.66.1 93.3 0.30.73.8 85.312.6 0.10_60.5 90.5 5.11.51.80.9 93.2 0-61.50.73.6 89.5 0.83.10.95.9 29-069.6 0.21.3 94.9 0.40.60.23.9 94.2 0.80.64.1 90.0 3.22.10.63.1 96.1 0.60.50.72.5 94.9 0.32.50.90.8 Year Graduated From HighOther1973Puerto School Rican-American 95.6 0.21.1 97.3 0.50.2 97.5 1.01.2 95.3 0.41_3 97.2 1.90.2 97.8 0.51.5 96.7 1.80.4 93.0 0.90.3 96.5 0.70.2 98.2 0.80.2 96.8 1.70.6 97.3 0.90.3 97.6 1.90.5 neverH.S.1971 19701972 equivalencycompleted or earlier high (G.E.D. school teat) 0.20.42.00-51.3 0.00.10.50_31.8 0.40.10.41.6 0.40.32.80.80.5 0.40.10.21.6 0.40.10.20.21.4 0.60.00.10.22.5 0.60.21.13.81.2 0.70.20.60.31.8 0.40.20.10.01.0 0.30.50.30.61-5 0.10.20.70.31-4 0.30.20.31.4 Average Grade in HighA SchoolOR8*A- A+ 23.5 9.06.5 21.0 7.74.3 29.915.413.2 21.8 9.16.0 25.614.111.8 27.218.213.1 26.528.826.3 20.1 7.75.5 21.312.0 9.0 26.818.113.1 21.7 9.66.9 24.611.3 9.0 26.310.617.2 CC4B-E4 14.727.1 8.39.7 18.412.130.2 6.1 26.0 9.81.83.9 10.317.227.9 7.6 11.826.1 3.76_8 23.410.8 2.74.5 13.0 0.33.91.0 25.412.213.015.5 15.225.5 9.77.0 11.723.6 2.24.4 15.828.210.4 7.0 14.127.7 5.57.7 11.624.0 3.86.4 Distance From Home to5D Collegemiles or less 10.6 0.3 9.50.2 2.50.0 0.26.1 7.40.1 4.00.1 2.10.0 6.10.6 0.36.7 4.60.1 11.2 0.4 14.5 0.1 10.110.0 0.2 more101-50051-10011-506-10 than miles miles milesmiles500 miler 29.326.518.212.8 2.7 45.520.811.012.2 1.1 23.639.718.213.8 2.1 33.016.816.219.7 8.3 29.023.716.513.4 9.9 22.145.710.013.8 4.4 35.142.510.3 8.51_5 27.440.411.910.2 4.0 13.737.618.519.6 3.9 20.541.313.515.9 4.2 20.710.728.220.4 8.9 22.930.115.710.5 6.2 17.731.714.915.6 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES FALL 1973 Low 4-Year Public Colleges Medium High 4-Year Low Private bleaseciarieo Colleges Medium High Vary High Low4-Yrtee Protestant Collp.s Medium High Lew4-Y ear Catholic Colleges Mediu= High Number of College Applicationsthis college only Selectivity Selectivity 411.1 44.9 19.0Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity 32.9 28.8 21.3 19.1 48.9 42-5 35.2 32.7 29.9 35.0 threeonefivefourtwo other others others 21-g15-2 2.27.33.5 16.624.6 3.67.81.4 21_310.817.019.6 6.3 13.419.119.9 7.54,1 14.219.417.9 5.59.7 11.916-418.9 8.1 10.916.816.115.5 9.8 14.319.4 9.91.64.3 10.017.122.6 1.84.7 12.817.520.7 3.77.1 20.412.124.0 3.25.7 21.913.522.0 3.86.6 20.511.123.9 2.55.0 Number Of College Acceptancesonethismore other collegethan five only others 42.124.3 1.8 42.229.2 1-1 25.717.8 6.0 27.127.8 3.1 23.825.9 4.5 25.519.6 7.0 18.711.818.9 25.643.4 1.5 28.438.9 1.3 27.331.1 3.0 29.827.9 2.0 26.626.8 2.3 28.429.9 2.0 morefourthreefivetwo thanothers others others five others 17.3 1.12-97.11-4 17.4 2.66.90.51.1 24.516.7 3.23.78.5 22.913.4 1.35.51.9 23.214.6 7.21.93.6 16.525.0 2.23.47.7 19.324.110.4 4.73.9 17-1 0.99.13.0 19.5 1.0R.30.73.2 21.812.1 1.R4.81.2 24.210.8 1.24.41.7 25.113.0 5.01.22.3 23.411.1 1.11.94.1 Highest Degree Plannedmabachelor'sassociatenone Herestar's (M.A., (or(9.A., equivalent) M.S.) B.S.) 70.314.2 3.46.8 77.913.3 3.62.0 79.412.5 4.41.3 71.0 3.79.89.3 76.512.6 1.03.9 83.9 8.20.82.2 86.9 7.40.31.2 72.2 4.69.28.1 83.2 6.22.25.0 84.6 6.71.03.7 78.4 9.12.35.5 84.0 8.42.51.2 81.5 8.14.11.3 otherD.D.LL.B.F.D.,Ph.D., OR OFD.O.,O.D.S., !'.Div. J.D.OR Ed.D. (divinity) OR D.V.1. (lam-) 1.60.10.61.01.9 0.60.00.51.6 0.50.10.70.3 2.70.10.61.61.3 0.90.21.41.71.7 0.70.10.81.91.4 0.50.02.01.1 0.32.90.40.51.8 0.90.20.50.R1.0 0.80.20.91.01.2 2.00.10.41.01.1 1.10.10.70.81.1 0.90.11.91.2 Highest Degree Planned master'sbachelor'sassociatencAnywhere ne (M.A., (or(B.A., equivalent) 4.S.) B.S.) 38.230.9 2.Q1.1 43.R32.6 0.61.9 22.046_8 0.41.2 36.427.9 4.33.3 35.521.9 0.02.0 33.114.4 0.37.6 27.3 7.50.01.0 28.634.3 2-44.9 35.929.1 1.02.Q 35.020.8 0.37.8 35.827.3 3.01_5 35.326.7 2.20.5 24.835.0 2.00.5 otherB.D.LL.B.M.D.,Ph.D. ORCSORD.O., !.Div.J.P.Ed.D. D.D.S., (divinity) OR D.Y.Y. (law) 11.6 2.10.45.17.6 10.3 1.10.24.25.3 16.6 6.51.00.35.3 12.2 3.10.34.57.9 14.814.0 9.01.90.4 17.615.016.1 0.61_4 30.814.517.0 0.31.6 14.3 3.34.07.11.2 11.210.9 5.71.71.5 14.910.014.2 1.91.0 10.911.4 2.30.37.3 13-211.8 1.90.48.0 12.213.7 9.51.90.3 InReasons Selecting Voted This as VeryCollegewanted Importantparents to wantedlive away MP tofrom come home here 15.1 9.2 19.2 5.9 23.3 9.2 20.8 8.3 23.7 9.3 28.0 6.8 31.3 4.1 19.513.1 23.911.0 27.5 7.1 23.710.0 16.3 4.9 28.912.5 adviceofferedhasteacher a goodcf financial advisedsomeone academic mewhoassistance reputation attended 25.721.Q16.047.0 6.*3 22.913.142.5 5.1 21.663.816.1 4.5 24.364.717.2 6.4 19.129.961.9 4.8 28.474.618.7 5.3 22.385-618.1 7.0 26.836_950.3 5.2 59.825.431.3 6.1 29.174.021.2 4.9 23.254.630.0 6.2 21.267.625.7 5.8 25.637.469.0 5.6 advicecouldwantedhasoffers lowof not tospecialgui:!ancetuition getlive a ateducjob counselorhome program 15.627.1 2.69.2 33.229.2 9.18-51.2 27.943.7 0.92.38.7 10.741.911.4 2.07.8 32.2 4.31.49.09.2 24.0 0.52.79.82.6 33.0 0.30.58.81.4 10.032.4 2.54.59.6 23.2 0.93.95.5R.7 23.6 0.62.77.92.6 12.029.210.0 1.6 11.911.327.8 1.58.6 23.9 1.17.75.38.4 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES FALL 1973 Brothers/Sisters Under 21 Selectivity Selectivity SelectivityLow Selectivity Silectivity Selectivity4-Year Selectivity:leIectivityPublic Colleges Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity44eeliurn Selectivity High 4-Twor PrivateLOW Nonsectarian Colleges Medium High Very High 4-YeaProtostantC-,IlegesLove Mediae* High Low4-Year Grits lic College* aledavat High threeonenonetwo . 21.R22.113.330.9 22.828.619.513.9 23.915.429.117.5 21.622.513.031-2 23.622.712.332.0 24.213.931-519.3 32.714.325.418-0 14.622-526.620.2 22.513.023.031.5 14.123.931.519.3 20.524.814.017.4 14.219.325.019.6 15.617.322.115.5 Brothers/Sisters 21 orone none4Older or more 29.242.711.9 27.144.815.3 26.650.514.0 27.644.011.7 28.347.9 9.5 26.947.111-7 48.525.9 9.6 25.047-716.2 28.144.610.0 47.325.111.1 24.342.723.2 23.445.221.9 21.929.544.7 Brothers/Sisters in College4 orthreetwo more 16.2 6.65.3 16.9 4.46.7 14.4 2.95.7 17.5 4.06.4 15.3 3.15.5 16.7 6.23.1 16.4 2.96.3 17.6 8.27.5 16.9 4.16.2 17.7 6.33.6 16.1 7.19.7 15.8 6.88.7 16.7 8.08.7 4twonone orthreeone more 31.461.0 0.21.16.2 30.061-8 0_36.81-2 31.859.7 0.21.46.9 *30.7 62.' 0.31.35.7 33.258.9 0.36.57.1 54.935.0 0.48.51.2 51.936.5 0.39.81.5 29.662.2 0.36.11.8 62.231.0 0.35.60.9 56.334.4 0.47.61.3 31.856.0 0.82.68.8 30.259.2 0.62.18.0 31.453.110.7 3.31.4 rather Currently Employedyes,yes,full-timeno pa rt -time 90.0 8.41.7 93.3 5.71.0 92.5 6.31.2 97.7 7.41.5 92.2 6.51.4 93.0 5.87.2 93.0 5.31.7 87_710.2 2.1 92.6 6.11.3 93.7 5.01.3 90.6 7.91.5 91.7 7.01.3 91.5 7.21.3 Whenrather Tom Employed Entered Highnoycs)art-timeyes,full-time School 94.7 4.61.3 96.4 2.80.3 96.3 2.90.8 94.7 4.31.0 95.7 3.31.1 96.6 2.50.9 96.4 2.80.8 91.7 6.51.9 95.8 3.01.1 96.7 2.40,9 94.8 3.91.3 95.4 0.83.8 95.5 3.60.9 Mother Currently Employednoyes,tullyes,part-time -time 43.741.914.4 45.235.019.9 48.217.834.0 48.416.734.8 52.015.632.4 53.228.818.0 51.630-318.1 41.344.314.4 47.036.216.8 54.528.816.7 54.229.116.6 54.329.216.4 56.425.218.3 WhenMother You Employed Entered Highnoyes,part-time Schoolyes,full-time 46.040.614.0 50.731.218.1 53.629.516.9 52.331.815.9 57.228.814.0 60.024.315.8 58.316.625.1 46.314.039.8 50.915.633.5 59.715.724.6 58.815.925.3 59.625.415.0 62.621.615.8 TotalIndependent Income ofLast Parents Year3500-3949 *,$, lessnone than 1500 21.722.230.5 24.931.017.8 37.422.619.6 23:730.818.0 24.632.921-3 29.331.413.9 28.514.536.2 22.220.733.1 26.632.217.9 29.314.134.1 25.229.820.5 25.330.118_2 27.629.814.8 35,000-19,94433,000-32,000-12,999$10,00051,000-11,499 34,999 or more 15.7 0.71.52.55.3 19.1 0.30.65.41.9 14.5 0.20.53.71.4 17.9 0.35.71.12.5 15.3 4.00.41.0 19.7 0.30.51.33.2 16.0 0.30.41.32.8 14.6 2.84.41.2 16.8 0.30.71.54.0 17.4 0.30.31.03.4 17.2 0.60.41.54.8 18.6 0.10.72.24.7 20.7 0.20.41.15.4 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES FALL 1973 Selectivity Selectivity SelectivityLow Sol,ctivity Selectivity Selectivity4.Y &or Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity SelectivityMediumPublic Selectivity Colleges High 4-Year PrivateLow Neasticterion Colleges Medium High Very High Low4-Year Protestant CoUeges Medium High Low4-Year Catholic Colleges Medium High Financially Indep. LastThisnoyes Yr. ** 83.316.7 58.311.7 71-328.7 82.018.0 89.210.8 92.0 8.0 94.0 6.0 77.922.1 37.812.2 91.5 8.5 85.914.1 88.611.4 87.712.3 Estimated Parental Incomenoyes 87.512.5 4.7 92_0 1.88_0 93.3 6.71.4 89.410.6 2.4 92.9 2.47.1 95.0 5.01.7 96.0 1.44.0 83.716.3 92.2 7.8 94.9 5.11.4 89.910.1 3.0 92.3 2.37.7 93.4 2.56.6 36,000$4,000$3,000less than - $3,000 $3,999S7,99935,909 6.85.53.7 6.34.01.7 5.12.71.4 5-64.62.5 4.53.02.0 3.52.61.4 2.03-01.1 10.0 8.47.09.3 3.42.25_72.0 3.52.41_0 6.43.82.6 '-i.23.81.9 5.32.91.8 $20,000$12,500$10,000$15,000 - 314,991-324,519312,49938,000 $19,949 - 59,999 11.716.714.315.1 8.9 71_621.215.617.5 9.0 15.220.914.415.1 7.0 11.116.312.514.2 7.9 12.517.012.911.9 6.4 11.215.010.5 5.6 13.512.7 8.27.43.8 11.110.914.910.4 6.6 10.716.114.115.6 8.8 13.016.212.011.6 6.2 11.816.513.515.9 8.7 15.310.217.317.2 9.2 16_012.712.314_6 6.9 $50,000£40,000335,00C325,000330,000 -or 349,999 $29,999-$39,949more 334,999 1.45.11.87.63.3 1.01.42.94.91.0 2.16.72.11.74.3 2.75.74.45.9 8.93.73.06.84.9 11.5 6.05.07.47.9 16.0 7.16.28.79.1 2.62.51.41.63.2 4.53.34.72.95.9 9.74.56.24.67.6 4.22.35.42.33.6 3.92.72.53.45.2 7.53.33.65.25.5 Father's Education highsomegrammar schoolhigh school school graduate or less 26.614.8 9.1 32.614.0 5.2 24.811.2 3.6 26.812.9 7.1 21_8 9.13.2 16.2 6.53.4 8.42.13.4 26.011.417.0 24.510.4 4_6 16.6 6.03.8 28.311.9 7.7 28.912.1 4.3 21.6 7.45.7 somesomagraduatecollegepost graduatecollege - secondary degreedegree school other than cell 10.216.016.6 4.82.0 15.016.5 8.42.15.2 75.520.016.4 3.74.9 12.913.714.2 4.92.6 20-222.615.2 4.43.4 27.624.813.3 4.33.5 42.524.7 6.79-62.6 12.813.113.8 4.21.7 18.519.914.2 3.24.7 24.927.213.0 4.44.1 11.017.915.2 2.45.6 19.212.313.8 5.02.3 22.618.214.8 4.15.5 mother's Educationsomegrammarhigh high school school school graduate or less 41.913.7 4.9 49.510.6 3.2 41.0 8.12.4 41.011.9 4.5 36.5 6.42.1 27.4 5.12.1 15.5 2.71.4 35.315.7 5.3 35.8 7.42.5 27.1 5.02.3 44.9 9.25.8 46.3 9.84.0 35.6 5.73.8 graduatesomecollegepost-secondary collegegraduate degree degree school other than coil 11.715.4 4.11.76.5 10_214.3 2.68.21.5 15.715.7 5.02.79_2 13.914.0 2.45.07.2 19.417.2 6.73.38.4 25.278.3 8.29.44.3 32.016.717.2 8.06.5 12.417.5 5.25.72.8 20.017.3 5.98.22.9 26.718.9 7.44.67.9 11.514.3 4.02.18.2 14.111.9 8.73.41.8 20.717.3 4.82.59.5 Spouse's Education highsomegrammar school high school schoolgraduate or less 40.210.4 6.6 51.010.4 3.5 32_112.812.5 /11.3 9.94.5 14.619.2 9.9 23.6 2.09.1 21.211.1 4.7 29.610.812.2 30.5 9.47.2 31.512.4 8.1 25.511.410.6 32.0 7.3 21.3 7.57.4 graduatesomecollegeSt:MPpost-secondary graduatecollege degreedegree school other than toll 11.719.7 4.42.44.6 14.5 2.64.63.94.4 18.116.8 2.72.52_5 14.3 8.83.93.0 26.420.6 7.80.01.5 15.831.511.4 3.33.4 20.422.010.7 5.64.2 14.918.1 7.65.21.5 23.117.8 6.42.33.3 11.018.612.9 3.22.3 12.824.5 2.73.88.7 23.612.3 5.43.48.7 16.814.521.610.9 0.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES FALL 1973 Selectivity Selectivity SelectivityLow Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity4-Year SelectivityPublic Colleges Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity SelectivityMedium Selective'," Nigh 4-Year PrivateLOW Nonsectarian Colleges Medium High Very High Low 4-Yeor Protestant Collages Mechem High Low4-Year Catholic Collages Mediu.% High Probable Career Occupationartistbusiness (incl (2) (other)management performer) 7.77.53.7 5.93.54.8 2.71.c1.7 14.8 9.73.6 5.94.54.4 2.94.53.7 1.02.95.6 6-18.53.7 7.16_44.1 4.94.43.8 9.67.02.S 8.27.43.2 7.35.44.4 educatordoctoreducatorclergy (M.D. (elementary)(collegeor (secondary) religiousOR D.D.S.) teacher) worker 8.16.41.55.50.6 10.2 9.53.80.31.4 7.15_80_83.70.4 5_33.42.50.70.6 10.4 3.14.11.21-1 13.7 2.43.71.40.8 13.9 2.42.71.10.6 8.06.82.15.06.5 6.47.91.43.23.1 11.8 4.93.81.41.6 5.40.88.43.11.4 10.9 4.33.80_72.0 4.04.51.19.00.8 homemakerhealthengineerfarmereducator professional or (specialist) forester (non-M.D.) 0.39.42.03.65.4 0.38.32.42.17.9 0.38.20.75_47.4 8.28.60_22.72.2 12.4 0.71.61.84.0 0.25.82.07.31.8 0.14.91.52.51.7 0.84.06.41.81.1 0.58.11.94.31.6 0.47.53.21.53-6 6_30.48.40.81.2 0.28.30.74.50.7 0.59.22.24.51.1 nurseresearchlawyerhove ocenomist scientist or dietician 2.92.71.34.80.8 3.72.53.92.4 4.12.54.50_5 3.24_00.31_02.3 3-54.07.60.8 13.5 5.50.50.2 12.5 0.38.50.10.2 4.11.03.13.90.4 4.35.13.61.0 4.92_49.00.4 12.0 2.55.50.71.1 4.18.57.42.71.3 3.75.08.71.2 socialsemi-skilledskilledservice or worker velfare or unskilled worker worker 0.21.63.51.7 1_93.40.20.82.3 3_01.60.10.52.5 4-82.00.22.7 0.72.70.10.70.6 2.80.41.00.2 0.50.10.31.5 5-20.31.41.1 0.94.4ii.20.61.0 3.40.10.S0-51.0 0.11.53.70.5 0.94.10.20.4 0.60.43.70.10.5 Probable major Field undecidedunemployedothertechnologistof Study(2) occupation 12.9 0.25.6 12.9 0.15.6 24.6 9.90.1 10.3 0.36.3 14.4 0.19.5 17.6 0.18.1 22.512.4 0.2 12.0 0.36.4 11.8 0.25.9 18.0 0.17.0 8.40.35.4 9.00.16.6 14.4 0.17.6 educationbiologicalartsbusinessagriculture (fine andsciences (inclperforming) forestry) 14.315.9 6.27.51.7 26.411.3 5.96.61.9 17.6 7.35-00.23.8 25.8 7.77.26.44.0 10.111.410.3 9.11.0 13.5 6.27.37_50-6 14.9 2.62.59.40.3 18.915.0 6.78.30.9 16.214.0 9.58_60.8 11.3 9.49.50.4 13.910.518.4 4.40.5 10.216.311.5 6_00.2 10.213.6 9.87.40.5 homehistoryhealthenginef'ringEnglish economics professionsand geography 1.88.93.R1.11.5 3.31.78.02.5 12.0 2.50_78.82_1 0.51-07.99.61.5 13.0 2_01.01.72.0 0-23.64.48.03.7 7.00.15.32.72.6 0.32.17.81.81.2 1.62.59.21.72.1 0.52.58.03.82.9 16.2 2.62.90.71.3 13.9 2.61.02.61.6 11.2 2.82.41.34.0 psychologypnysIcalmathematicshumanitiesphysics sciences and(other) and chemistry statistics (other) 4.00.91.42_12.1 4.31.21.12.01.9 3.72.62_53.73.3 3.30_91.12.71.0 4.25.30.72_31.9 4.81.74.32.75.3 5_31.75.73.89.0 0.32.08.44.61.5 2.24.61.02.54.5 5.30.83.43.15.2 0.52.75.41.61.9 4.32.20.32.83.7 4.82.55.10.62.6 undecidedothertechnicalsocial fieldsscienceswork fields (other) 6.24.66.03.41.8 6.34.62.52_04.7 4.&7.72.36.62.7 3.43.06.94.71_3 6.44.97.43.22-0 13.3 7.03.31.11.6 15.4 8.02.00.70.9 5.04.06.51.63_3 6.14.83.81.22.9 7.43.81.32.39.7 3.22.56.13.21.6 5.02_63.01.48.7 3.62.66.01.08.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM 4-Year Public ULM... WEIGHTEb NATIONAL poems FOR FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES 4-Year PriV43.0 NoissoctorianFALL Colleges 1973 4-Yoor Protestant Celleges 4-Year Catholic Colleges CareerReasonsImportant Choice Checked for ** asLong-Ter Very Selectivity Selectivity SelectivityLow Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity, Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity SelectivityMediwn Selectivity High Low Mallon High Very Nigh Low Mediwo High Law Mediae Micliv highrapidjobrespected openings anticipatedadvancement occupationavailable earnings 40.033.143.936.254.a 24.835.036.830.652.7 30.931.248.432.331.3 42.733.145.451.3$0.0 40.526.433.127.346.4 45.631.625.039.823.3 54.920.628.117.116.7 413.535.229.836.630.3 17.827.033.026.947.7 40.022.528.923.742.0 55.036.733.238.533.6 30.635.832.552.936.3 29.540.333.528.151.4 workavoidcontributionchanceindependence with pressure for ideas steady to society progress 50.060.049.714.0 44.050.917.048.9 55.145.549.413.7 45.255.153.019.1 43.352-915.952.9 56.342.514.953.5 67.756.538.915.6 49.057.344.716.7 49.757.541.715.1 52.555.340.514.3 46.950.316.159.7 4,1.157.745.915.0 45.953.617.657.6 Credit Hours to be Takenintrinsicworkbe withhelpful InterestPeople to others in field 70.146.066.2 72.365.166.8 74.164.066.0 71.861.730.1 73.467.165.8 74.960.364.5 82.557.862.2 72.070.574.3 71.468.570.0 73.363.166.7 71.673.173.8 72.669.371.4 70.974_369.4 During Fall Tern **more12-15 16-19than hrs hrs189-11 hrs hrs 55.040.4 2.01.9 51.142.1 1.61.9 52.329.616.1 1.1 44.636.613.5 2.6 38.449.3 6.73.6 60.032.4 2.01.2 45.842.1 4.26.1 56.037.6 2.12.4 50.636.9 8.11.0 50.638.0 8.21.5 50.142.4 1.55.0 41.645.4 5.95.4 64.530_8 0.91.8 Residence During Fallless Ternwith than **parents 66- hrs S orhrs relatives 40.0 0.10.4 29.9 0.11.0 R.20.20.7 21.5 1.61.0 25.2 0.51.7 8.R1.50.8 0.81.31.0 11.4 0.71.1 9.92_31.1 0.98.50.9 26.7 0.20.9 46.3 0.90.8 21.2 1.30.7 otherotherfraternitycollege private campus dormitory or hosehousing sorority or apartment house 55.6 2.70.60.90.2 67.9 0.13.51.5 87.9 0.21.60.71.5 67.5 O.;0.27.82.7 73.2 0.10.40.10.9 86.7 0.20.53.3 96.5 0.11.50.3 86.1 0.40.60.11.4 87.8 0.20.90.50_7 RR.2 0.10.42.20.6 69.1 1.70.80.21.5 49.6 0.32.20.21.3 77.7 0.20.40.10.6 Current Religious PreferenceCongregationalBaptistother (U.C.C.) 26.2 1.2 8.22.7 10.1 1.9 11.2 1.9 2.34.3 3.43.8 4.12.8 30.7 1.0 10.2 2.0 2.76.5 0.70.62.3 0.61.5 0.40.31_7 LutheranLatterJewishEpiscopalEastern Day Orthodox Saints (Mormon) 4.72.70.34.40.a 7.50.12.60.71.3 5.80.55.10.43-8 4.10.14.40.89.4 12.3 3_30.43.70.7 4.00.27.68.60.5 13.7: 2.50.17.60.6 3.30.00.72.30.2 10.3 0.10.74.30.5 15.0 0.13.15.80.6 1.70.20.41.4 1.60.51.30.60.0 0.00.21.21.9 QuakerPresbyterianMuslimMethodistRoman (Society Catholic of Friends) 23.511.R 5.80.20.1 43.412.3 0.05.3 38.111.9 6.90.10.0 31.5 5.40.37.50.3 26.0 6.10.24.90.3 23.710.0 0.27.90.7 15.3 5.00.24.01.6 1%2 e.28.30.20.3 12_412.918.2 0.90.1 13_713.010.8 0.1'1.1 78.7 0.11.22.4 R4.1 0.11.20.01.7 82.8 0.01.30.11.7 noneotherUnitarian-UniversalistSeventh religionProtestant Day Adventist S.80.33.60.23.s 3.32.64.40.40.1 8.52.34.20.30.1 12.8 3.86.10.10.5 11.212.211.4 0.10.6 17.5 7.20.13.61.1 31.3 5.12.72.80.1 15.3 7.00.54.76.0 11.8 7.2:..45.22.9 11.112.6 3.10.90.1 6.22.01.70.10.1 4.31.40.20.01.0 5.61.70.11.1 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCHWEIGHTED HATIONALPROGRAM NORMS FOR FOUR YEAR COLLEGES FALL 1973 Lee 4-Tete Public Colleges Medium High 4-Your PrivateLee Nensecteriets Colleges Medium High Very High Lee Pieteetmer Colleges Medium MO Lew4.Y..r Cetiolic Cialegem M. High Concern Lbo4t Financingsomeno major concernCollege concern concern Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity43.118.333.7 Selectivity $14Ctivity SIJOCtivity Selectivity Setectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity18.555-026.5 Selectivity 12.739.447-8 47.832.919.3 18.249.132.7 16.346.836.9 13_745.940.4 29.447.822.8 49.717.433-0 15.449.135.5 20-851.827-4 52.026_121.9 23.048.728.3 SupportPart-tire From or Summernone Work5500-599931-5499 15.550.330.0 52.921-519.6 11-740.644.7 45.127.019-1 26-949-018.3 22.147-423.6 22-446.324-3 29-316-847.2 26.519-748.6 23..820-249.3 20-647.725-3 22-720-448.7 24-546-820.4 Support From over$2,000-44,000$1,000-$1,999 $4,000 0.20.53.6 0.10.45.5 0.10.32.6 1.76.70-4 0.00.55.4 0.00.66.3 0.00.66-4 0.00-66.1 4.70.10.5 6.20.10.5 0-10-45.9 0.17-30.8 0.0.57.7 Full-Time Employment51,000-51,9995500-$99951-5499non.. 89.5 1.32.95.4 89-2 3.55.41.4 95.3 0.61.12-0 85.8 3-14.33.8 92.3 1.22.43.6 95.1 0.72.41.5 95.7 0.72-21.1 87.5 4.25-31.7 92-2 2.71.13-5 94.7 2.80.81.4 90.2 3.03.81-9 90.8 2.13.03.5 91.4 1.33.23-5 Support Fro. Savings nonover52,000-54,000 $4,000 48.6 0.30.5 39.6 0-30.3 52.8 0.60.4 45-3 0.92.0 44.4 0.20-4 35-2 0.10.2 44-7 0.10.2 50.2 0-21-0 44-0 0.40.2 41.9 0.10-2 42.1 0-30-9 39-7 0.10.6 39_7 0-20.3 over52,000-54,000S1,000-31,0995500-899951-499 54,000 37.2 0.51.13.98.9 42-710.8 1.15.50.4 34.4 0-43.67.71.0 10.835.5 5.60.81.9 10.035.6 0.63.06.3 37.3 5-00.92.19.5 38-5 4.40.92.29.3 34-4 0.15.08.81.5 37-7 5.59.60.72.6 39.010.5 5.30-92.4 10.239-9 0.75.31.8 12.439.8 0-31-86.0 41.012.0 0-71-45.2 Support From Spouse 51,000-51,9995500-899951-5499none 97.1 0.51.2 97.9 0.50-40.6 98.8 0.40.10.3 97.6 0.50.40_7 98.4 0.20.4 98.6 0.20.10.3 98.8 0.20.2 97-3 0.51.2 97.6 0.50-40.6 98-5 0.40.10-2 97.5 0.40.50.7 97.6 0-30.60.4 98-3 0-60.30.4 Support From Parental Familynoneover52,000-54,000 54,000 18.0 0.40.3 18.1 0.40.2 29.2 C.10.3 17.2 0.40.4 12.1 0-30-4 0.39.40.5 6.00.20.4 20.7 0.20.4 12.2 0.4 9.70.30.5 18.0 0-60.2 17_0 0.60.5 16.7 0-20-2 $2,000-54,00051,000-51,999$500-S999$1-$499 21.418.527.8 4.89.5 11.222.925.518.0 4.3 17.712-317.619.3 4-0 25.113.514.511.418.2 28.310.016.218.215.2 23.331.614-212.6 8-9 40.428.311.8 6-47.0 24.816.318.014.3 6.0 29-919.913_215.8 8-9 17.135.815.612.2 9-6 23-618.614_119.8 5-9 21-220-915.319.1 6.5 24.215-017.817.0 9-2 SupportMilitary Pros Service Parent's BenefitoverDont, $4,000 95.0 96.1 96.8 96.3 96.2 96.7 97.4 95.6 96-0 97-0 95.4 96-8 95.7 over52,000-54,00051,000-51,9995500-499951-5499 $4,000 2.40.30.81.1 0.20.80.72.1 0.30.10.61.5 0.20.60.80.21.9 0.00.20.72.1 0.10.90.60-21.5 0.10.20.60-51.2 0.00-22-20.81.2 0.10.30-81.81.0 0.20.30.60-41-6 0.10.71.11.01-7 0.30-30.51.6 0.20.40-81-91.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH purot4sL PROGRAM NORMS FOR FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES FALL 1973 Low 4-Y.,. 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Hoosectarime Collages Medium High SelectivityVery High Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Low4-Yacr Protestant Colleges Mediums High Low4-Yew Cotholic Colleges Iliadic High Parent'sSupport FromSocial Securitynone Benefit Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity90.8 Selectivity Selectivity 93.5 95.1 St.4 92.7 94.3 94-9 1.9 89.7 92.8 94.6 92-0 Selectivity Selectivity93.7 3.3 92.5 3.8 over$2,000-$4,000$1,000-$1,999S500-199951-$499 34,000 0.00.32.15.51.2 0.10.21.02.03.3 0.23.00.10.61.0 - 0.10.34.11.41.7 0.53.70.21.21.7 0.10.41.32.81.2 0.10.31.4 0.00.32.02.35.6 _ 0.10.41.32.03.4 0.00.21.21.52.5 0.10.44.01.81.7 0.10_31.11.5 0.10.42.01.2 BilitarySupport FromService Personal Benefit51-5499none 98_4 0.30.4 99.2 0.10.2 97.9 0.2 99.0 0.10.0 99.6 0.10.0 99.7 0.00.1 99.8 0.0 98.4 0.10.5 99.3 0.10.2 99.7 0.10.0 98.8 0.20.4 94.9 0.10.3 99.6 0_10.1 Scholarships or Grantsover52,000-54,00051,000-32,0005500-3999 34,000 0-10.30.5 0.00_10.4 0.11.40.2 0.10.30.4 0.00.20.1 0.00.1 0.00.1 0.20.30.4 0.10.10.3 0.00.2 0.10.20.3 0.20.40.1 0.00.1 $1,000-31,999$500-'t99951-5499none 20.363.9 4.669.8 14.621.458.7 4.4 24.549.6 3.69.6 13.413.657.010.4 44.416.113.713.1 18.210.447.0 9.5 13.251.6 6.18.3 19.215.435.819.2 20-816.438.116.2 21.142.911.512.0 40.519.417.614.9 18.116.014.246-3 23.217.315.635.4 Federally Ins. or Collegenoneover$2,000-$4,000 34,000Loans 81.2 0.41.0 83.4 0.30.5 75_211.5 1.2 65.6 0.55.2 65.511-6 1.1 69.814.3 0.6 67.818.7 2.1 59-910.1 0.4 67-2 0.59.0 72.611.9 0.5 64.3 0.47.2 64.7 0.84.7 63.6 0.67-9 over32,000-34,00031,000-51,9993500-'5999$1-34,79 34,000 0.55.46.65.7 5.14.76.10.20.5 4.89.45.50.84.4 13.9 7.51.56.94.4 15.9 0-79.75.03.2 12.311.0 0.31.74.9 16.4 0.48_95.21.4 16.611.8 2.59.00.3 14.210.6 0.31.56.1 10.5 0.39.65.51.5 17.5 0.42.39.65.9 17.6 0.59.56.71.6 14.612.6 0.42.26.5 Other Repayable Loan 51,000-51,999$500-c99951-3499none 92.6 1.62.27.9 93.1 3.21.87.6 89.7 3.42.83.2 43 .9 2.53.32.8 90.2 3.22.13.0 90.7 2.33.42.1 91.8 2.12.71.9 86.8 3.33.64.5 87.9 3.83.23_4 92.4 2.22.3 87.8 4.62.53.0 86.5 5.03.52.6 90.8 3.12.62.4 Other Sources of Supportovernone32,000-64,000 ;4,000 94.5 0.20.3 95.4 0.10.2 82.9 0.30.6 94.1 0.41.3 93.3 0.21.2 94.8 0.41.2 93.8 0.50.9 91.6 0.71.0 93.7 0.80.9 94.8 0.30.6 92.4 1.11.0 94.2 0.91.5 92.3 0.30.9 over52,000-54,000051,000-51,999$500-1-99931-3499 54,000 0.20.30-61.57.9 0.10.20.90.82.6 12.3 0.60.91.02.3 0.60.81.07.4 2.31.00.81.5 0.72.10.40.81.7 0.82.40.91.3 0.60.41.22.33.9 0.82.70.41.11.3 0.40.82.20.9 0.60.61.53.21.7 0.20.81.02.31.4 0.30.81.13.81.7 Veteran noyes,didyes,served not in servesoutheast in St5 -7.1aAsia 99.0 0.5 99.5 0.20..2 99.5 0.40.1 99.3 0.30.3 99.7 0.20.' 99.9 0.10.0 99.8 0.1 99.2 0.30.5 99.7 0.10.2 99.9 0.10.0 99.8 0.20.1 99.6 0.2 99.8 0.1 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES FALL 1973 Selectivity Selectivity SelectivityLow Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity4-Year Public Selectivity Colleges Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity SelectiveMedium y Selectivity High 4-YearLow Private Nonsectarian Cottages Mediu. 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Orientationfaruse leftsame degree standard for all 32.477.1 2.1 77.232.7 1.1 79.728.9 1.1 76.736.6 2.8 36.477.4 2.1 76.940.9 3.0 56_479.0 6.4 30.675.5 2.9 29.877.0 1.7 34.677.5 2.0 76.731.6 1-6 35.475.7 1.6 76_934-7 1.7 Rarital Status conservativetarmiddle-of-the-roadliberal right 50.814.1 0.7 54.111.8 0.4 19.350.2 0.5 47.512.7 0.5 14.646.5 0.4 41.414.4 0.4 27.5 0.54.7 44.720.7 1.1 17.850.3 0-5 16.147.0 0.3 52.913.5 0_4 11.850.9 0_3 49.314.0 0-4 seeingpresentlynotdating,butpresently dating one married personengaged inno recentone exclusively steadily months 45.234.915.5 2.91.5 46.635.016.3 1.60.5 44.237.915.5 2.10.3 45.217.834.0 2.30-7 46.933.617.2 0.31.9 45.533.319.9 0.21.1 25-443.630.2 0.70.2 21.442.132.0 1.33.2 35.118.044.3 2.00.6 19.245.334_2 0.21.2 47.018.432.7 0.31-6 20.546.931_O 1.40_3 21.046.131_5 1.30_1 4-Year Public Colleges ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES 4-Year PrivateFALL Nonsectarian 1973 Colleges 4-Year protestant Colleges 4-Year Catholic Colleges Row many Children Novnone ** Selectivity Selectivity SelectivityLow Selectivity98.2 Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity Selectivity99.4Medium Selectivity 99.5 High Lew 99.2 /Wiwi99.6 99_6 High 99-7 Very High 98-2Low 99.5 Mei hew v9.7 High 99.4Lew 99-5Mediu' ei 99.7 High one5fourthreetwo or more 0.10.20.10.41.0 0.00.10.5 0.10.00.2 0.10.00.20.10.4 0.00.00.10.2 0.10.00.20.0 0.10.0 0-10.10.41.1 0.10.00.20-00.7 0.00.70.10-10.0 0.10-10.10.00.3 0.10.00-10.2 0_00-00.10-1 Total Children Expectedonetwonong. ** 46.514.9 3.0 41.316.2 2-4 43.611.6 2.0 44.715.3 2.9 46.512.7 2-2 49.013.8 2-9 53.617.0 3.( 43.914-6 2-9 47.113.5 2.8 49-212.7 2-2 29-413-2 1.9 30.814-0 1-6 30.612-2 1.5 VeryStudents Good EstimateThat They Chances Will5tourthree or Are more 20.5 5.59.6 22.511.5 5.9 12.023.8 7.0 10.022-1 5.1 23-110.3 5.2 20-5 4.89.0 15.9 3.86-1 21.511.2 5.9 22.7 4.99.0 21-7 4.69_6 15.717-322-5 23.213.816-6 17-123814.8 changebegraduatetailchange elected onecareer major orwith tomore choicefield studenthonors courses office 15.016-9 2.18.93.2 14.614.8 1.88.01.6 10.313.916-0 2.62.2 11.112.512.4 3-31.9 14.015-715.5 2.51-7 21-310.823.4 2-62-4 31-612-935.5 2.72.3 10.013-414-4 2.43.9 15-816-1 2.28.62-7 23-121-610-3 2.52.2 10-111-111.1 2.31-6 11.812-612.7 2.91-7 11.017-716.7 2-81_6 00CT v makebelivejoin atelected inaleast sociala commune coeducational toa 'II'fratan honor while averageor sorority society indorm col 31.318-213.9 4.51.9 31.529.216.2 3.71.3 39.016.718.2 0.86.0 40.120.020.0 5.52.8 49-820.712.8 8-31.4 44.632.821.8 6.11-8 47.468.114.9 7.94.3 30.510-116.9 5.02.2 33-613-821.1 5.71.4 41-825.322.1 6.81.7 36-317-015.5 2.45-6 39-312-917.8 5.87.5 43-214.611-5 6.41.5 enrollseekworkneed individualvocational atextrain outsidehonors time counseling coursesjobto complete degr 12.132.9 6.85.95.2 32.611.1 4.44.23.3 11.716.1 9.37.23.7 31.2 7.97.09-93.6 11.213.531.8 6.03.8 21.911-911-4 6-43.5 24.319.224.6 8.53_4 11.532.8 7.68-85.0 11.024.8 8.76.14.0 11-515-624-2 6.1q.7 10-431.5 7.37.64.5 38.712-4 9.27.61.1 11_131-713-5 6-34-8 transferdropgetenterdrop a outbachelor's outarmed topermanan*ly temporarily another forces degree college 70.417.9 1.41.22.1 74.911.2 0.60.70.9 84.213.9 8.11.51-8 70-6 8.51.01.32.4 80.313.0 0-80.92.0 82.010-8 0.62-31-0 89.3 0-59-11.05.4 14.464.1 2-32-02.7 13.973-6 1.02.11.2 11.980.9 0-62-21-0 70-714-5 2.41.21-4 78-8 1-18.31-01-4 77_215_4 1.21_S2-2 marryfindhebe marrymoresatisfied awithin jobsuccessfulwhile in awithin preferredyear college collegethan after mostfield col 20.052.918.856.9 9.3 54.017.157.416.7 6.1 23.261.060.017.1 4-1 64.721.061.118.0 6.9 18.160.517.760.7 7.8 48_961-915-615.4 4.2 71.341.712.0 9.02.4 58-661-819.517.5 7.7 20.755-360-714-6 7.9 52.217.913.963-7 5-7 57-254.419.317-0 5.7 55-117-460.615-0 4.7 51-515.361-818.3 6-1 (4*) This item is reported for the first time in 1973. Items not indicated with '**' are repeated or modi- (2)(1) RecategorizaticnPercentagesfied questions will fromofsum this toone more itemor more thanfrom of 100a thelonger if earlierany list students surveys.is shove chocked'hore in Appendix than C ofone the category. 1973 Nat'l Norms Report. ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS FALL 1973 East Midmost MEN SWth WMO Eest Midwest WOMEN South W.st Emit Midmost ALLSTUDENTS Sam& West Age by December 31, 197319181716 or younger 75_115.1 3.90.1 75.018.4 2.50.1 70.119.5 2.80.1 22.661.6 3.60.1 81.9 8.56_40.2 79.713.7 4.90.1 76.213.5 6.60.2 66.519.0 6.50.2 78.312.0 5.10.2 77.216.2 3.60.1 73.116.6 4-70.1 21.064.0 4.90.2 26-2923-25222120 0.41.20.70.82.4 0.50.20.90.51.5 0.62.70.61.61.0 2.51.51.61.33.3 0.30.40.21.0 0.10.20.30.7 0.30.50.20-51.2 0.80.61.02.41.3 0-30.50.60.81.7 0-20.60.30-41.1 0-50-40.81.91.1 2.01.21.12.91.1 Citizenship naturalizednative30 or older born U.S. citizencitizen 94.7 3.00.3 97.0 0.31.9 96.4 2.31.0 90-1 3.71.6 94.2 3.60.8 96.6 2.50.2 96.6 2-70.7 90.6 3.81.6 94-5 3.30.5 96.9 2.20.3 96.5 2.5.9 90-3 3.81.6 Racial Background (1)Black/Negro/Afro-Americanwhite/caucasiannot a O.S. citizen 93.8 3.72.3 94.3 4.01.1 85.114.1 1.2 75.210.3 6.2 92.6 5.12.2 93.4 5.10.8 83.116.0 0.6 11-574.4 5.6 93.2 4.32.2 93.8 4.50.9 84.115.0 0-9 74.810-8 5-9 OtherPuertomexicanAmerican/ChicanoOrientalAmerican Rican-American Indian 0.80.61.60.20.5 1.10.20.60.50.8 0.70.10.30.6 3.10.37.14.71.8 0.70.00.61.6 0.90.20.5 0.60.20.10.30.7 0.33.47.44.12.3 0-80.11.60.6 0-20.61-00-50.8 0.70-20.10.30.7 4.43.20.37.22.0 Year Graduated Pro. High19721973 1971School 92.0 0.93.8 94.4 0.52.5 91.1 1.03.6 67.7 3-81.1 95.0 2.3 96.8 1.6 94.5 2.1 91.0 2.71.0 93.4 3.1 95-5 2.1 92.8 2-9 89.2 3.3 H.S.1970 equivalency or earlier (G.S.O. test) 0.92.1 ' 0.51.7 2.91.0 4.71.2 0.41.4 0.20.70.4 0.61.4 1.02.6 0.71.80.7 0.30.51-2 2.20.8 3.71.11.0 Average Grade in High SchoolA-Anever OR A+ completed high school 5.44.70.2 10.6 7.30.4 6.40.45.0 9.78.21.5 10.7 7.60.4 16.211.7 0.3 11.2 9.70.8 13.8 9.91.7 7-96.10.3 13.3 9.30.3 8.87-30.6 11.6 9.01.6 c+B8-B. 14.925.519.615.7 11.924.016.519.8 14.424.117.916.4 13.715_720.517.4 13-829.525.4 7.3 26.226.010.11p. 5. 23.713.026.7 8.5 72.521.824.1 8.8 27.420.311.316.9 25.122.773.6 8.9 11.525.420.015-5 22.111-514-219.4 Distance Pros Home to5C Collegemiles0 or less 15.413.7 0.6 10.5 0.59.3 10.115.0 0.7 :8.214.1 0.6 13.3 0.15.4 11.0 0.14".0 10.6 7.10.1 16.9 8.70.3 14.6 0.49.8 10.7 6.80.3 10.411-1 0.4 17.611.7 0.4 more51-1006-10101-50011-50 milesthan milesmiles miles500 miles 20.227.211.220.7 5.4 36.812.620.610.1 9.5 12.331.613.222.410.5 23.814.215.213.515.1 22.828.412.119.3 3.5 10.835.221.810.111.2 31.722.010.416.0 9.3 16.028.114.975.5 R.5 21.411.627.820.1 4.5 36-010-111.921.210.1 11.431.614.522.2 9.9 15.614-425.811.715.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH MATIOwAl. PROGRAM NORMS FOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS MEN FALL 1973 WOMEN Au_srumarrs Number of College Applicationsthiscne college other only Lose 18.434.8 Mid!~ 20.354.4 18-753.7Swath 16.463.R Wwe Ewe 33-818.6 Miciewe 22-054.9 21.054.2Seek 65.817.9 Woe Ewa 18-534.3 Midwest 21-154.6 53-919-8 Smyth 17.164.7 Vhml fivetwotourthree other..; others others others 12.717.5 4./7.7 13.0 3.06.51_41.4 14.2 7.31.43.3 10.3 0.95.60.92.1 12.817.4 4.24.98.2 12.6 2.36.00.91.2 13.4 0.82.76.81.1 0.49.90.41.44.2 12.717.5 4.24.88.0 12.8 1.21-32.76.3 13.8 7.11.11.33.0 10.1 4_90.70-71-8 Noober of College Acceptancesmoreonethis thanother college five onlyothers 26.331.4 4.2 26.147.5 26.146.9 22.955.4 29.425.7 47-227.4 45.6213.5 55.824.8 26.010-4 26.747-4 27.346.3 23_855.6 moretwofivefourthree others than others others five others 11.920.7 1.32.45.6 15-3 0.92-46.8 16.1 0.90.77.02.2 12.6 5.60.80.72.0 21.312.7 1.92.76_4 15.8 0.50.72.06.4 16.4 0.30.71.96.6 13.2 0.41.20.44.3 12.321.0 6.01.82.5 15.5 6.60.70.82.2 16.3 0.60.72.16.8 12-8 0.60.51.75.0 Highest Degree Plannedmaster'snone bachelor'sassociateHere (M.A., (or(B.A., n.s.)equivalent) B.S.) 42.938.5 6.75.9 12.05R.910.9 7./ 21.710.451.2 6.7 44.627.010.7 9.6 43.740.5 7.84.9 65.211.8 9.77.1 56.32I.R 9.47.6 43.230.512.5 8.2 43.339.4 7.25.4 61.811.310_9 7.2 21.753.7 9.97-1 28_644_O11.5 8.9 other3.D.LL.B.N.C.,Ph.D., OROF D.O.,D.D.S.,OR B.Div.J.D. md.D. (law) (divinity) OR D.V.n. 2.40.10.91.31.5 0.22.13.23.4 0.22.72.32.02.8 0.22.21.12.32.4 0.00.30.40.71.7 2.20.00.71.71-4 2.10.00.61.01.3 2.70.10.31.31.2 0.10.50.92.11.1 2.80.11.42.61.8 0.12.01.61-91.8 2-40.10_71-81_9 Highest Degree Plannedassociate bachelor'snoneAnywhere (or (B.A.,equivalent) B.S.) 28.8 7.13_7 26.8 3.32.8 30.1 3.22.5 27.9 4.43.5 ' 29.310.7 3.R 36-6 4.43.5 35-5 5.03.6 35.9 7.66.3 29.0 3.78.8 31-4 3.83.1 32.8 4.13.1 31.5 5.84.7 master'sB.D.LL.B.1.C.,Ph.D. OR OR0.0-,(m.A_, m.Div.Ed.o.J.D. D.D.S., M.S.) (lam)(divinity) 7% D.V.M. 11.529.5 0.46.79.1 11.629.912.7 0.79.2 28.811.812.4 0.98.1 14.229.471.3 0.66.2 37.1 0.12.64.99-5 34.6 3.49-10.15.8 35.210.2 0.22.75.7 29.3 2.45.59.70.3 33.110.6 4.87.10.3 10.432-1 0.56.54.4 32.011.3 8.80.55.4 12.129.3 0.54.58.7 In ReasonsSelecting Noted This as College Veryparentsother Important wanted me to come here 6.73-2 6.73.0 9.82.3 10.5 2.6 8.61.9 10.8 2.5 14.2 1.9 14.9 3.0 7.62.6 8.72.8 12_0 2.1 12.5 2.8 adviceofferedhasteacherwanted a cfgoodfinancial tosomeoneadvised liveacademic awaywhoassistanceme reputationattendedfrom home 15.313.240.710.6 4.8 50.219.819.115.0 4.3 19.946.419_313.0 5.4 43.519.819.2 6.68.1 50.216.513.018.7 4.9 21.022.361.023.0 4.7 22.159.118.821.4 5.8 47.422.218_413.9 6.2 15.813.145.214.4 4.8 21.020.055.318.8 4.5 21.052.719.017.2 5-6 20.645.310.819.2 6.4 offerscouldwantedadvicehas low specialnot to oftuition getliveguidance educa atjob homeprogram counselor 14.12.031.326.7 2.5 21.511.122.0 1.96-9 23.722.612.6 9.02.5 23.426_416.1 4.18.8 10.232.836-915.7 2.6 31.910.921.4 7.31.7 33.524.812.7 9.92.8 25.931.317.5 5.6B.0 32.031.515.011.1 2.5 21.526.711.0 7.11.8 24-228.012.7 2.79.4 16.724-528.7 4-88.4 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS INSTITUTIONALFALL 1973 RESEARCH PROGRAM Brothers/Sisters Under 21 East Midwest MEN South Was? Sost Midwest WOMEN Stank West East Midwest ALL STUDENTS South Wast thretwoonenone 13.021.730.922.2 14.822.027.P19.3 12.122.123.8 2.2 22.229-024.012.9 21.720.913.730.5 22.728_019.713.4 22.122.830.812.8 22.328.913.1 30.721.613.3 7 74.2;72.319.5 9 12.422.531.522.9 28.922.323.213.0 Brothers/Sisters 21 oronenone4 orOlder more 30.742.112.3 26.643.016.1 28.342.2 9.8 28.040.411.9 29.342.013.2 27.547-816.1 43.128.611.4 27.939.313_4 30.042.112.7 27.042.416.1 28.542-710.6 40-227.912.6 Brothers/Sisters in Collegethree4two or more 17.0 3.76.5 17.7 5.17.6 17.0 5.86.7 17.3 6.37.5 13.0 3_06.8 17.9 7-85.0 16.2 5.56.6 17.7 7.18.0 17.5 3.86.7 17.8 7.75.1 16.6 5.66.6 17.5 6.77.7 threeonenone4tro cr more 29.962.7 0.31.06.1 60.511.1 0.56.71.2 29.363_8 0.45.51.0 29.361.4 0.37.61.4 32.759.0 6.80.31.2 33.357.4 7.40.41.5 30.861.8 0.31.35.8 37.858-6 0.41.57.6 31.261.0 0.36.41.1 32.259.0 0.47.01.4 62.830.0 0.35.71.2 60.230.5 7.60.31.5 rather Currently EmployedDOyes,part-timeyes, full -time 92.3 6.61.1 93.3 5.71.0 88.9 9.41.8 87.110.0 2_2 92.3 6.51.1 93.5 5.51.0 98.5 9.52.0 10_087.7 2.4 92.3 6.51.1 93.4 5.61.0 88.7 9.41.9 87.710.0 2.3 Whenrather You Employed Entered High Schoolnoyes, partfull -time 95.9 3.11.0 96.1 3.00.8 93.9 4.81.2 92.8 5.71.5 95.9 3.30.7 96-3 2.90.9 93.5 5.01.5 92.3 5.81.4 95-9 0.8 96.2 0.93.0 93.7 92-6 5.71.7 Mother Currently Employednoyes,part-timeyes,full-*ime 46.114.219.7 49.632.018.4 44.142.113_1 46.939.114_0 46.733.719.6 50.217.332.5 44.243.012.9 10.113.138.8 46.419.733.9 49.917.832.2 42.944-113.0 47.539.013.6 WhenMother You Employed Entered High Schoolnoyes,yes,full-time pa rt -time 51.318.230.4 54.928.716.4 46_412.741.0 49.037.413.5 50.819.030.3 54.830.015.2 46.141.712.3 49.737_113.2 51.118.630.4 54.829.315.8 46.212.541.3 49.413.337.3 IndependentTotal Income of Last Parents Tear $500** -i 999lessnone than 3500 25.125.013.7 26.023.3 8.4 26.823.110.7 23.513.2 26.421.234.4 23.536.921-7 35.319.229.7 16.634-930.9 23.329.319.6 24.829.714.6 23.129.020.0 28.721.220.4 S1C,00055,000-59,99953,000-$4,99932,000-52,199S1,000-11,999 or more 21.6 0.92.13.97.7 26.5 0.61.64.30.3 22.0 2.71.34.58.8 21.2 3.65.28.21.5 11.9 0.90.81.33.1 13.5 0.40.62-51.0 0.92.39.81.31.5 1.22-52_99.11.8 17.1 0.91.62.75.6 20.4 0.56.11.12.8 16.1 2.03.05.71.1 15.7 2.84.05.81.4 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS FALL-1973 ALL STUDENTS Financially Indep. Thisyes Yr- * East 21_4 Mideast 18.8 MEN 20.9 South 29.7 Wit East 15.1 hralmost 13.0 WOMEN 16.1 South 22.3 Most East 18.4 MIdwst16.1 18.6 Smith 26.3 Wort Financially Indep. Lastnoyes Tr. * 86.478.613.6 88.981.211.1 84.915.179.1 82.370.317.7 88.184.911.9 91.487.0 8.6 87.183.912.9 83.116.977.7 81.687.212.8 90.183.9 9.9 86.014.081.4 82.673.717.4 Estimated Parental Inoue 56,000$4,000$3,000less -than $3,000 $7,999$5,999$3,999 6.03.72.41.8 5.53.02.31.8 6.44.94-53.7 7.86.75.54.1 6.44.22.02.8 2.45.43.92.1 6.75.64.45.7 7.75.48.07.6 6.13.92.61.9 5.43.42.12_2 6.75.34.05.1 6.47.97.14.7 $20,000$15,000$12,500$1C,000 - S19,999$14,999S12,499$8,000 - $24,999 S9,999 11.615.718.717.1 9.0 11.319.015.316.2 9.0 10.616.013.013.6 8.6 14.412.915.5 9.38.8 18.211.714.615.5 8.5 16.611.513.816.9 8.1 10.813.911.414.1 8.0 12.914.511.8 8.28.7 14.511.615.216.4 8.8 17.911-414.616.5 8.6 10.715-012.213.8 8.4 13.712.515-1 8.88.7 $25,000 - $29,999 5.03.1 5.53.5 5.73.7 4.43.4 3.85.2 4.25.6 4.76.0 3.64.6 3.45.1 3.85.5 4.25.8 4.53.5 .....1 1 $50,000$40,000S35,00C$30,000 or- $49,999$39,999334,999more 2.71.61.7 3.82.12.0 2.22.44.3 3.51.8 3.12_21.7 4.52.62.3 3.62.92.4 3.22.01.7 2.91.71.9 4_12.2 3.92.32.7 3.41.81.9 ba o Father's Education grammarhighsome nigh schoolschool school graduateor iesn 32.916.5 5.4 30.411.3 6.4 14.126.4 8.3 25.613.810.4 29.914.6 5.4 26.710.5 6.6 23.813-8 8.1 23.213.911.4 31.515.6 5.6 28.710.9 6.5 13.925.1 8.2 24.513.810.9 somecollegegraduatesome post-secondarygraduate collegedegree degree school other than call 10.315.512.6 4.22.2 12.117.415.1 4.42.4 13.218.013-9 4.02.2 12.717.315.6 2.12.6 11.417.113.6 2.45.6 13.718.816.1 2.84.7 15.313.618.3 2.64.5 12.516.616.8 2.43.3 10-816.213.1 2-34.8 12.918.415.6 2.64.5 13.418.214.6 4.22.4 12.617-116.0 2.22.9 Bother's Educationsomegrammarhigh high school school school graduate or lens 49.712.9 4.2 45.3 3.69.1 38.913.7 4.0 36.712.8 7.6 45.112_3 3.R 39.6 8.13.6 35.913.0 4.1 33.913.4 8.4 47.512.6 4.0 42.6 8.63.6 37.413.4 4.1 35.413.0 8.0 somecollegepost-secondary collegegraduate degree school other than call 10.910-9 3.81.76.1 15.514-3 2.03.96.3 15.2 4.62.34.1 17.313.6 5.11.95.0 U.S11.8 4.12.08.5 16.118.3 4.42.57.6 15.616.6 7.84.72.3 13.218.7 5.12.2 11.611_2 3.97.21.8 16.815.1 4.12.26.9 15.415.9 4.62.37.0 13.418.0 5-12.05.1 Spouse's Education grammarhighsomegraduate highschool school degreeschool graduate or less 44.111.7 6.3 48.112.4 7.4 43.813.7 5.4 41.514.8 6.4 37.811.2 4.5 30.7 7.46.8 37.8 9.75.0 31.710.3 6.3 42.111.6 5.7 42.810.9 7.2 41.512.2 5.3 37.212.9 6.4 somegraduatesomecol1e4epost-secondary colleges graduate degreedegree school other than call 14.310.8 4.86.11_9 10.9 4.29.75.22.1 12.416.3 3.13.91.4 18.8 4.49.70.83.5 16.518.9 5.31.83.6 20.917.4 9.02.05.9 12.425.7 5.30.93.2 29.7 5.89.94.51.8 15.013.4 6.04.41.8 12.913.1 5.72.15.4 12.419.9 3.93.71.2 23-5 5.01.34.84.0 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS FALL 1973 MEN South West East Midwest WOMEN South West East MidwestAll STUDENTS Seth Wiest Probable Career Occupationartistbusiness (2)(incl (other)management performer) East10.5 2.59.7 Midurost 8.72.29.5 13.0 7.32.7 6.73.98.4 12.1 4.02.1 8.71_95.4 9.92.54.4 14.3 2.55.1 10.9 6.53.2 8.75.93.8 8.63.67-8 10-2 5.74.4 educatordoctorclergyeducator (n.D.or (elementary)(college religious(secondary) OR D.D.S.) teacher) worker 0.80.60.63.66.4 10.2 0.63.61.01.4 0.43.38.91.61.1 0.48.90.93.41.0 8.25.40.92.80.3 7.76.50.90.54.0 6.30.69.33.51.3 0.55.95.74.31.1 4.24-40-94.70_4 4.07.25-00.9i.0 4.86.24-81-21.1 3-44-41-06.80.7 homemakerhealthfarmerengineereducator professionalor (specialist) forester (non-M.D.) 0.05.24.57.81.3 11.7 0.05.34.80.9 10.3 0.05.85-21.4 0_G5.85.69.21_0 12.4 0.57.30.51.3 11.4 0.86.90.81.1 11.4 0.90_96.20.8 1.19.91.00.75..! 0.38.63.04_44.3 0 3_7 0_48.22.96_7 0.58.63.05.63.8 0-57-73_S5.32.9 servicenurseresearchlawyerhome economistworker scientist or dietician 3.70_30.03.75.6 2.14.00.28.00.0 3.70.38.10.01_7 0.35.80.02.93.6 2.49.90_92.31.4 8.22.82.40_72.5 9_42.00.72.5 8.51.22.02.32.1 4.80.72_43.14.1 4.05.61.43.31.1 5.33.14-81-21.0 2.22-94_04-21-0 semi-skilledothertechnologistsocialskilled occupation or worker welfare or unskilled worker worker 8.54.80.57.41.0 5.43.70.90.44.5 7.22.41.40.42.8 11.2 3.20.65.0 6_72_44.50.10_3 7.74.50.10.21.5 6.60.11.64.60.2 0.16.72.04.00.3 0.37.73_72_64.1 6.52.72-60.32.4 6.93.00.32.01.5 - 9.12-62.20-42_8 Probable Major Field undecidedunemployedof Study(2) 10.8 3.90.2 10.5 4.00.1 10.5 4.90_3 11.4 6.00.2 10.8 1.50.2 12.6 0.50.2 11.4 0.80_3 12.6 0.20.8 10-8 0.22.7 11-5 2.30-1 11.0 2.80-3 12.0 3-60-2 businessartsagricultureeducationbiological (fine and (incl sciences performing) forestry) 22.4 8.45_24.4 21.0 5_07.87-0 22.3 S.87.85.4 15.4 4.68.87.0 19.615.3 6.65.8 20_310.810.8 5.6 21.312.5 5.48.2 15.617.8 6.29.6 12t10.0 1 7-25.5 12.316.1 6.87.8 13.717_4 6.86.5 16.5 9.88_27_6 homehistorywealthengineeringEnglish economics professionsand geography 11.0 0.02.13.61.2 13.7 0.05.30.91.6 11.8 0.02.55.70.8 13_4 0.05_20.91.5 17.8 0.52_31.0 15.5 3.21.01.11.9 16.1 2.90.81.62.0 14.9 0_83.31.02.0 10-4 0.81.6S.91.7 10.2 7_61.41.51.3 10.9 6.31-52.01-4 1-69-87_41.41.3 psychologyphysicshumanitiesphysicalmathematics and sciences(other) chemistry and statistics ( other) 2.22.31.91.8 2.31.13.22.02.1 2.31.62.51.32.4 2_82.11.81.71_9 4.70.40.71.63_8 4.30.40.83.51.7 4.70.50.81.63_1 0.53.33.40.41.5 2.83.51.21.51.7 3.30.82.11.92_8 3.51.01_71.42-8 2.51.11_82_61-7 othersocialundecidedtechnicalsocial fields work sciences fields ( other) 10.6 7.40.53.85.5 4.56.77_80.65.5 6.04.86.50.7 5.87.88.30.54.5 4_02.23.33.23.9 5.63.73.24.21_7 3_32.95.21.84.6 4.42.56.02.03.8 4.73.95.46.51_S 5.05.34.91.8 5-04.93.35.21-8 5.96_25_34-21_S ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM FALL 1973 ImportantReasons Checked for Long-Term as Very East MithmstWEIGHTED NATIONAL. NORMS FOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS MEN South Wrst East Midwest WOMEN South Wrist East Midwest ALL STUDENTS South West Career Choice ** respectedhighrapidjob openings anticipatedadvancement occupation available earnings 32.350.041.948.9 46.847.131.338.5 52.847.837.045-2 48-247.035.140.2 26.732.328.055.7 25.323.855.227.8 33.138.757.131.7 55.431.336.429.9 29.652.147.635.3 28.437.831-551-0 35.045.752-538-4 42.85C.933.335_4 avoidcontributionchanceworkindependence pressurewithfor steadyideas to society progress 45.539.752.141.410.7 47.441.742.415.549-8 45.847.445.117.854-4 47.942-445.117.953.4 50.752.243_034.319.4 51.640.633.315-256.3 19.558-045.450.837.3 20.051.044.948-638.3 48-045.147.819-538.1 49.448.745,438.115-3 49.152.049.841.118.6 48-346.449.441_918-9 intrinsicworkhe helpful with interestpeople to others in field 66.551.150.3 49.866.051.5 66.554.856.1 51.351.668.0 74.673.575.7 76.173.7 76.176.576.0 ' 73.873.672.2 70-962.461.4 70.861.362.2 71_365.666.4 70_761-761-3 DuringCredit FallSours Term to be** Takenmore16-19 than hrs IR hrs 47.813.g 48.2 6.2 46.4 4-3 45.2 9.7 51-1 7-5 48.8 3.3 49.5 2.9 45.5 5.3 49.410.8 48-5 4-8 47.9 3.6 45.3 7.7 Residence During Fallless Term12-15 than ** hrs 66-9-11 hrs 8 hrs 32.R 0.93.01.7 40.9 2.51.21.0 43.9 0.30.84.2 37.0 0.93.73.5 36.5 0.52.91.5 43-9 0.50.92-7 42-5 0.24-20.7 40.1 2.91.54.7 34.6 0.72.91.6 42-3 0.90.92.6 43-2 0.30.84.2 38.4 4.23_31.2 otherfraternitycollegewith parentscampusprivate dormitory or housingor sororityhome relatives or apartmenthouse 38.254.0 1.20.25.4 57-230.4 2.42.27.0 33.157-4 1.10.26.8 40.945.3 9.61.11.2 45.250.7 0.70.12.6 65.629.8 0.22.41.5 43-931.1 0.60.13-4 42.746.3 0.28.20.9 41.552.4 0.24.10.9 61.130.1 2.04.81.3 60.632.1 0.90-15.1 41.745.7 1.00.88.9 Current Religious PreferenceCongregationalBaptistother (U.C.C.) 4.11.81.1 2.65.50.8 32.7 0.91.5 19_0 1.22.1 2.04.30.6 2.65-40.5 32-4 1.00.9 20.2 1.31.7 4-20.91.9 2.65_S0.7 32.6 1.01.2 19.6 1.31.9 LutheranLatterJewishEpiscopalEastern Day Orthodox Saints (Mormon) 4.00.18-82.91.0 12.2 2.60.50.11.6 0.22.80.31.84.4 5.12.32-50.17.1 4.10.19.43.40.8 11.7 2-40-13.00.7 0.23.40-25.31-8 5.43.30.31.41.6 4.00.19-10.93.1 12.0 0.12_82.0v.6 3-10-31.84-80.2 0.25.21.32-02.9 _Roman QuakerPresbyterianMuslimMethodist (Society of Frienis) Catholic 49.6 0.24.30.16.4 35.212.3 0.15.70.1 12-415.9 0.28-20.3 24.3 0.19.46.00.3 49.0 0.24-40.10.4 33.612.8 0.27.30-1 13.017-5 8.70.30.1 25.910.1 0.15.3 49-3 0.24-40.16.4 34.412.6 6-40.20-1 12.716.7 0.38.50.2 25.1 0-15-70.29.7 otherUnitarian-UniversalistSeventhnoneether religion ProtestantDay Adventist 11-1 2.50.30.12.8 10.3 4-80.30.73.3 10.0 4.60-40.14.5 15.6 6.20.36.10.3 9-72.62.80.40.1 7.82.97.70.51.3 .0.5 6.54.14-80-1 11.2 6.06.80.30.4 10-4 2.72.60_40.7 9.17.20.43.11.0 8.34_34.70.40-1 13.6 6-50.36-00.4 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS FALL 1973 East Midaast MEN Sash Wait East Mkiatst WOMEN Soap Wpm East Waist ALL. STUDENTS Mat Concern About Financingmajorsone Collegeno concern, concernconcern 39.114.446.5 17.031.251.8 15.244.140.6 43.739.916.4 49.317.233.5 20.050.929.1 46.116.737.2 46.219.334.5 47.836.515.7 51.418.430.2 38.915.945.1 ;r& 44.937.417.7 SupportPart -tile Pros or Summer Work5500-5999none51-5499 22.725.443.7 18.240.9 29.419.444.7 42.829.219.4 56.427.113.3 54.625.7 48.238.9 51.636.7 49.626.2 47.421.7 46.434.1 46.932.7 Support Pros over52.000-54,00051,000-51,999 54,000 7.20.21.4 11.727.0 0.41.8 5.40.20.9 6.60.31.6 0.03.00.3 15.8 0.10.33.6 11.1 0.00.11.6 0.10.21.79.7 18.0 5.20.10.9 21.7 0.27-91.1 15.3 0.10-53-5 14.9 0-24.31.0 Pull-Time IsploysentnoneS1,000-51,9995500-599951-5499 85.6 2.64.16.0 83.5 3.16.15.0 85-0 6.52.24.3 80.6 3.04.87.9 92.1 0.92.54.2 91-0 2.91.24.5 92.0 1.12.34.2 89.6 1.13.15.7 88.7 3.35.11.8 87.1 5.32.24.0 88.5 3.35.41-7 84.8 4.06.92.1 Support Pros Savingsnoneover52,000-$4,000 54,000 45.6 0.81.1 38.6 0.81.4 51.0 0.81.2 50.7 1.71.9 43.1 0.20.1 39.5 0.10.3 54.2 0.10.3 51.7 0.10.3 44.4 0.50.7 39.0 0.50.9 52.6 0.40.8 51.2 1.01.2 over51,000-51,9995500-599952,000-54,00051-499 54,000 11.534.7 5.60.62.1 14.337.1 0.62.17.3 10.132.5 0.64.61.3 10.231.3 5.01.01.9 42.6 0.41.13.79.2 43.510.3 0.51.44.8 34.0 0.57.11.03.1 35.5 0.41.33.57.5 10.438.5 0.51.64.7 40.212.4 0.66.11.7 33.3 0.61.13.88.6 33.3 0.74-38.91.6 Support Prom Spouse51,000-51,9995500-599931-5499none 97.7 0.60.61.0 97.7 0.50.7 96.7 0.61.1 96.7 0.60.81.1 96.8 0.50.61.4 97.8 0.40.60.7 96.1 0.60.71.9 94.9 0.61.02.9 96.9 0.50.61.2 97.7 0.50.7 96.4 0.60-61.5 95.8 0.60.92.0 Support Prom Parental Familynoneover52,000-54,000 $4,000 25.3 0.40.3 23.1 0.30.4 19.4 0.50.4 30.1 0.4 15.3 0.40.3 14.5 0.20.3 13.9 0.40.3 18.7 0.40.2 20.4 0.40.3 18.9 0.20.4 16.6 0-40.3 24.7 0.40.3 over32,000-54,00051,000-51,999$500-5991051-5499 54,000 26.911.814.115.7 6.2 18.115.522.314.9 6.2 20.114.915.123.1 7.5 12.729.513.3 5.19.4 15.628.015.317.1 8.7 20.418.821.615.5 9.2 22.022.518.314.6 8.7 11.914.734.713.3 6.6 27.413.514.816.4 7.4 17-621.918.415.5 7.6 21.116.614.922.8 8.1 13.732.010.613.3 5.8 BilitarySupport PromService Parent's Benefitnone 95.5 96.7 93.8 95.2 96.5 96.9 94.2 95.0 96-0 96.8. 94.0 95-1 over52,000-54,00051,000-51,99951-54995500-3999 34,000 0.22.50.20.70.8 0.30.60.10.81.6 0.20.72.81.3 0.20.42.40.80-9 0.12.20.10.50.6 0.10.60.71.6 0.20.50.91.32.9 0.20.40.71.02.7 0.10.60.70.22.4 0.10.20.60.71.6 0.22.80.61.11_3 0.20.42.60-80-9 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS MEN FALL rn WOMEN SupportParent's From Social Securitynon. Benefit East 92.6 Midwest 93.4 91.0 South 91.3 West East 92.3 Midwest 42.8 90.1 Sowell 90.0 West East 92.5 Midwest93.7ALL STUDENTS 90.5 Saw* 90.7 West over52,000-54,00051,000-31,9995500-b999$1-3499 $4,000 0-20.31.73.81.3 0.10.31.21.93.1 0.22.20.41.54-7 n_10.41.61.74.9 0.10.24.61.01.8 0_10.23.81.31.8 0.10.35.91.32.3 6.20.10.41.51.8 0.34.20_11.21.8 0-10.33-41.31.8 0.30.11.42_35.3 0.10.45.51.51.7 SupportMilitary Prom Service Personal Benefit$1-$499none 96.5 0.7 ,0.397.6 95.0 1.2 92.2 1.5 99.5 0.2 99.7 0.1 99.5 0.2 99.5 0.2 97.9 0.5 9A.6 0.2 97.3 0.7 95_6 0.9 Scholarships or Grantsover52,000-54,00031,000-S2,0003500-''999 34,000 0.51.30.6 0.20.61.00.3 0.50.97.21.2 1.12.02.31.0 0.00.1 0.00.1 0.00.70.1 0.00.10_1 0.20.70.30.3 0.10.50.20.3 0.50.30.6 0.61.11.3 52,000-T4.000$1,000-11,9995500-$99951-$499none 59.920.9 2.95.58.1 59.410.715.6 4.78.8 65.313.3 7.79.33.4 62.116.1 5.53.38.7 27.254.7 2.86.18.9 10.018.655.212.0 3.8 63.910.016.7 2.17.0 23.359.9 2.74.88.9 23.957.4 2.85.88.5 57.411.417.1 4.39.4 64.615.0 7.39.72.7 61_119.5 5.23.08.8 Federally Ins. or CollegeS/-3499noneover t4,000Loans 77.9 4.62.7 77.7 5.20.9 84.0 5.11.0 86.6 4.24.0 76.2 5.40.3 78.6 5.40.3 R1.9 5.50.3 84.1 5.50.3 77.1 5.01.6 78.1 5.30.6 82.9 5.30.6 85.4 4.72.4 over$2,000-$4,00031,000-31,9993500-S999 $4,000 1.28.85.81.6 7.10.72.56.8 0.30.84.45.4 0.R4.60.33.7 10.7 0.36.31.3 7.07.80.30.9 0.30.85.65.9 0.34.05.50.6 9.76.01.01.2 7.30.57.11.7 0.35.60.85.0 0.3.5.00.73.8 Other Repayable Loan 51,000-$1,999$500-3999S1-3499none 91.2 2.62.13.0 93.3 1.92.61.6 92.7 2.01_52.7 94_$ 1.01.42.2 90.0 3.32.53.1,, 92.6 2.13.01_7 91.3 2.02.43.3 94.5 2.61.01.4 90.6 2.92.33.1 93.0 2.02.81.6 92.0 1.72.23.0 94.7 1.02.41.4 Other Sources of Supportnoneover$2,000-S4,000 54,000 92.5 0.50.6 95.0 0.20.4 94.4 0.60.5 89.0 0.30.4 94.6 0.:',1.7 95.4 0.10.4 94.6 0.5 94.0 0.40.2 93.5 0.40.7 95.2 0.20.4 94.5 0.50.6 91.3 0-20.4 over:1;2,000-54,000031,000-';1,9995500-3999S1-3499 .54.000 2.30.40.71.12.9 0.40.50.71.22.3 0.30.40.81.32.9 5.00.50.71.53.3 0.30.50.70.93.1 0.20.40.61.12.3 0.20.40-71.22.9 0.30.30.91.13.3 0.73.01.30.51.0 0.30.40.62.31.1 0.20.40.72.91.2 2.80.40.81.33.3 Veteran yes,didyes,servedno not inserve southeast in Sv: Asia 97.7 1.21.1 98.2 0.9 96.2 1.82.0 94.2 2.63.2 99.9 0.10.0 99.9 0.10.0 99.8 0.10.0 99.6 0.30.2 98.7 0_70.6 99.0 0.5 98.0 1.0 96.7 1.51.8 ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAM WEIGHTED NATIONAL NORMS FOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS MEN FALL 1973 WOMEN ALL STUDENTS ObjectivesEssential Consideredor Very IRportant toachieve be in a performing art East 16.3 Midwest 15.6 17.3South 19.0 Wsst East 22.9 Midwest 25.9 23.1 South 25.1 Wierst fw,f 19.4 Midwest 20.5 20.2 South 21.8 east haveraiseinfluencebe an admin.aauthority family socialpolitical responsibility invalues aystructure field 32.056.528.265.117.2 30.252.628.566.517.3 33.032.320.170.355_4 33.052.328.617.568.6 20.860.330.910.153.6 20.355.533.110.758_7 58.063.123.837.212.8 24.556.532-811.458.4 26.858.329.513.959.7 25.554.062.830_714.2 28.434.866.756.716.4 29.054.230.663.914.7 aevelopbehelp besuccessfulvery othersinvoled philosophywell-off in inin difficulty environ.myfinancially of own life business cleanup 62.449.955.165.537.1 49.354.765.630.562.3 68.456.660.362.939.7 64.452.734.154.562.2 72.232.228.873_446.3 75.729.273.1'442-229.5 76.036.275.335.546.4 71.570.246.733.034.3 67.063.734.840.056.5 70.429.939.963.452.8 46.172.238.067.854.7 67.733.644.261.755.0 agree Strongly or Somewhatyovtkeepbecome upnot awith comxu4itycontr-Aling political leader pollution affairs 87_842.826.6 56.025.744.0 86.532.445.4 84.727.643.1 91.739.332.5 89.243.133-5 88.641.238.1 86.739.532.6 89.641.429.3 87-543.629.4 87_543.535.2 85.641.529.9 womenstooyovtgovtpeople many not activities rightsshculddesegregatingprotecting forbe best paid criminalsconsumer inquicklyequally home 29.579.140.656.150.6 23.854.845.472.738.3 42_728.039.974.655.0 43.228.156.245.071.3 27.043-256.884.516.7 42.477.917-322.150.5 21-126.244_043.579.4 23.346_948.976.527.1 29.450.181.628.353.5 28.423.049.047.875.1 27.149.841.777.032.0 27.746-834.152-073.7 canwomendiscouragemarijuanawealthy do shouldlittle should large getto paychangejobfamiliesbe legalizedmoreequality society taxes 47.487.964.155.978.4 45.086.167.775.747.6 40.289.170.348.073.1 42.570.245.572.856_4 71.640.096.561.553.9 96.762.638.669.736.3 34.096.167.139.666.8 94.739.236.264.866.2 4'.90".962.955.075.2 92.240.965_343.472.9 37.192.568.743-970.0 39.667.769.890.242.6 4e-emphasizeabolishcolstudentsbenefit regulate college of help collegeorganizedstudents gradesevaluate is off sportsmonetary facultycampus 25.774.036.561.912.1 27.074.858.435.410.7 24_234.175.561.813_7 28.672.965.031.914.7 76.622.736.347.9 8.6 24.435.776.745.4 9.1 22.131.973.751.211.9 32.356.826.272.213.3 36.455.424.375.210.5 25.835.575.752.3 9.9 23.274.656.633.012.8 27.532.172.661.214-1 adoptcolprefcollegeregulate tootreatment open laxhas student admissions onright forstudent publications todisadvantaged banat protests pubspeaker col 39.038.736.823.628.6 33.037.536.624.028.5 32.442.445.026.635.2 41_843.633-037.046.1 35.429.235.125.216.9 32.735.428.531.519.4 29.236.442.922.435.8 37.843_239.341.128.2 37.334.336.020.527.0 32.335.336.021.828.5 30.843.939.524.535.5 41.543.542-330.838.1 Political Orientationfaruse leftsame degree standard for all 78.3 3.2 80.2 2.1 31.977.9 2.7 30.581.1 2.5 35.277.1 1.6 77_831.0 1.4 28.774.9 1.6 29.678.7 1.9 34.577.8 2.4 33.079.1 1.8 76.430.3 2.1 80.030-1 2.2 sarital states conservativetarmiddle-of-the-roadliberal right u7.834.074.2 0.9 48.274.234.4 0.6 48.416.1 1.0 49.117.0 1.0 10.252.6 0.4 13.054.4 0.2 53.915.2 0.5 14.353_8 0.4 12-450.0 0.6 51.133-6 0.4 51.115.7 0.7 15.751.2 0.7 seeingnotdating,butpresentlypresently dating one person married innoengaged recentone exclusively steadily months 45.632.319.3 1.61.2 44.531.320.9 1.71.6 48.031.015.4 2.72.9 41.528.521.6 2.73.7 14.843.238.1 2.71.2 43.434.319.0 2-40.9 14.240-638.5 4.62_2 40.317.933.4 4.14.3 44-535.017.2 2.11.2 20.044.032.7 2.11.3 44-314-834.7 3.62.6 42.019.930-7 3.34_O ACE/UCLA COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONALWEIGHTED RESEARCH NATIONAL PROGRAM NORMS FOR GEOGRAPHIC REGIONS MEN FALL 1973 WOMEN ALLSTMDEMTS How many Children Nowonenone ** East98.7 0.7 MWMPS1 98.6 0.8 96.8 5001.1.6 9i.6 1.6 WW0 East 98.4 0.6 Midw,mo 99-0 0.5 97_4 Synth1-5 95.3 2.4 'Irmo East98-5 0.7 MMem498.8 0.7 97.1 1_SSmds 96.0 2-0 Umt Total Children RUpected9fourthreetwo **or more 0.10.2 0.20.10.3 0.40.10.30.7 0-30.20_40.8 0.i0.20.50.2 0-10.20.1 0.30.20.19-5 0-30.41.3 0.20.10.4 0-10-10.3 0.30-10-30.6 0.30_41.0 twofourthreeonenon.. 22.642.617_S 8.82-4 20.743.619.9 R.02.2 18.447.318.5 6.93.7 45-223.417.5 6.13.5 24.940.114.810.3 2.3 12-723-341.313.0 2.4 47.410-621-512.0 3.7 46.810.220.014.0 4_2 23.741.411-614-1 2.4 21-910-242.516-6 2.3 19-947.415.3 8.73-7 18.645.919.1 8.03-8 VeryStudents Good EstimateThat They Chances Willchange5 or Are more major field 13.1 6.1 14.9 5.6 15.3 5.1 15.3 4.3 13.2 7.7 16.7 7.3 15-9 4_9 16.7 4.7 13-1 6.9 15.8 6.4 15-6 5.0 15.9 4.5 changebegraduatetail joinelected careerone a socialwithor tochoicemore studenthonors frat courses or office sorority 11.512.7 2.19.92.8 13.911.114.7 2.22.0 16.613.3 9.82.94.2 12.413.212.9 2.32.5 14.613.4 1.37.51.7 17.377.1 S.31.71.4 19_814.7 2.27.82.9 16.076.0 1.89_71.7 13_013-0 8.72.31.7 15-515.8 2.09.81.7 18.214.0 8.82.63.6 14.111.614.3 2.12-0 wbe electedneed tomakelive zlnextra inat honer a least timecommunecoeducational society toa '8' completewhile average indorm degrcol 33.618.7 5.54.21.8 37.620.2 4.45.41.7 27.715.0 5.34.82.1 36-916_0 5.55.81.8 37.422.3 5.04.21.5 20.738.0 5-83_91.4 30_613.3 4.45.32.1 37.917.2 5.95.72.0 20.435.4 5.34.21.6 37.820.4 4.25.61.6 2,.114.2 4.8c.02./ 37.416-6 5-75.81.9 enrollseekgetwork vocational individual ain atbachelor,s honorsoutside counselingcourses jobdegree 55.335.2 6.66.29.1 66.433.4 8.45-39.8 63.627.7 7.97.09.5 63.011.134.5 9.46.1 58.211.238.2 6.35.0 70.035.313.0 8.64.7 66-725.911.3 8.76.1 59.013.434.8 5.58.1 56.710-136.6 6.55.6 68.111-334_3 8.55.0 65.110.426.8 8.36.6 61.112.234.6 8.85.8 beenterdrop transfersatisfied outarmed permanantlytemporarily to forces withanother college college 45.710.8 2.61.11.7 50.312.8 0.91.01.7 53.214.2 2.12.01.0 48.914.8 3.31.21.6 56.711.0 1.11-21.9 63-115.4 0.82.01.2 64.416.9 1_41.21-9 59-117.6 1.11.32.5 10-9 1.21.91.8 6 14.0 0.91.01.8 58-815.6 1.71.12-0 53-616-1 2.32.01-2 marryfindbe sore awhilewithin job successful inin a preferredcollegeyear thanafter fieldmost col 22.414.053.6 3.7 59.221.816.8 6.R 17.359.323.0 6.9 60.725.616.2 7.7 18.753.314.9 5.7 20.458.313.6 8.4 22.861.415.4 9.5 20.360.312.218.3 16.253.5 4.6 18 58_856_318.5 -.(1 60_420.019.2 8.2 60.522.218-1 9.8 (4.$) This item is r.orted for tile first time in 1973. Items not indicated with '* *'dare repeated or modi- (2)(1) Recategorinationfied2ercentages juestions willfrom of mumthismne to oritem moremore from thanof athe 100longer earlier if anylist surveys.students is shown checked in Appendix more thanC of onethe category.1973 Nat'l Norms Report. 77/ff°

APPENDIX A

Institutions Participating in the ACE/UCLA

Cooperative Institutional Research Program -81-

INS/TEU PIONS PARTICIPATINO IN THE ACE/UCLA

COOPERATIVE INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS

Number Number of Years of Years St ratification hatitution Stratification Institution Institution Cell Participated 1973 Institution Cell Participated 1973

Abilene Christian College ('IX) 12 4 X Bradley University (IL) 04 X Academy of Aeronautics (NY) 31 7 Brandeis University (MA) 06 6 X Adelphi University-Main Campus (NY) 04 Brevard College (NC) 32 4 XI Adrian College (MI) 21 8 X Briarcliff College (NY) 7 Alabama ALM College (AL) 34 8 X' Brigham Young University (UT) 04 Alabama Lutheran Academy (AL) 1 Bryant College of Business Adminis Alabama State University (AL) 34 4 X' tration (MA) IS 3 X Alcorn A&M College (MS) 34 Buena Vista College (1A) 20 8 Xs Alexander City State Junior College (AL) 27 California Institute of Technology (CA) 14 8 Xs Alfred University-Main Campus (NY) 12 7 California Lutheran College (CA) 23 1 Alice Lloyd College (KY) 31 3 California State College (PA) 07 3 Allegheny College (l'A) 12 8 X* California State College-Fullerton (CA) 10 8 X' Allentown College of St, Francis X' California State College-Stanislaus (CA) 10 6 De Sales (PA) 19 1 X' Calvin College (Ml) 23 7 X American University (DC) 06 8 X Cardinal Stritch College (WI) 17 8 Amherst College (MA) 14 xe Carleton College (MN) 14 8 X' Anderson College (SC) 32 4 Carnegie-Mellon University (PA) 06 4 Andrews University (M1) 22 3 XI Carroll College (WI) 23 g X' Antioch College-Baltimore (MD) IS 1 X Carson Newman College (TN) 20 4 Antioch College-Philadelphla (PA) IS 1 Cascade College (OR) Ant.och College-Washington (DC) 15 3 Case Western Reserve University (OH) 06 3 Antioch College-Yellow Springs (011) 14 x Cath011t University of America (DC) 06 2 Appalachian State University (NC) 07 3 X' Cazenovia College (NY) 31 3 Aquinas College (M1) 17 8 X* Cedar Crest College (PA) 23 1 Aquinas College (TN) 30 2 X' Central Methodist College (MO) 2l 1 Aera XV Community College (IA) 27 5 Central Nebraska Tech College (NB) 29 6 X' Arizona State University (AZ) 02 3 Central State University (OH) 07 2 Athens College (AL) 20 6 Centre College of Kentucky (KY) 13 3 XI Atlantic Community College (NJ) 28 2 Centenary College for Women (NJ) 20 2 Augsburg College (MN) 8 Cerritos College (CO 29 6 Augustana College (IL) 23 4 XI Chaminade College of Honolulu (HI) 16 1 X' Augustana College (SD) 22 5 Champlain College (VT) 32 2 X Austin College (TX) 23 8 X, Chapman College (CA) "l2 8 8 Xs Austin Pray State University (TN) 07 4 Chatham College (PA) ."-`14 Averett College (VA) 20 7 Chestnut Hill College (PA) 17 1 Ball State University (IN) 01 2 Chicago State University (IL) 08 6 X. Baptist Bible College of Pennsylvania (PA) 24 6 X* Chowan College (NC) x Baptist College of Charleston (SC) 24 1 Citrus College (CA) 29 6 Bard College (NY) 13 4 City College of San Francisco (CA) 29 7 Bates College (ME) 13 8 X Claremont Men's College (CA) 14 7 Baylor University-Main Campus (TX) 05 8 X Clarendon College (TX) 26 3 Bay Path junior College (MA) 32 8 X, Clarion State College-Main Campus (PA) 09 5 Beaver College (PA) 23 3 XI Clark College (CA) 35 2 X' PAV'County Junior College (IX) 28 6 X Clark County Technical Institute (OH) 28 6 X 13ellarmine-Ursubne College (KY) 16 8 Clark University (MA) 13 4 Beloit College (WI) 14 S X' Clarke College (IA) 18 2 Benedictine College (KS) 16 7 X. Clarkson College of Technology (NY) 13 X Bennett College (NY) 31 2 X Cleveland Institute of Art (OH) 15 2 Bennington College (VT) 14 X Cleveland State University (011) 09 2 X Berea College (KY) 11 8 X* Gochlse College (AZ) 17 3 Bergen Community College (N)) 29 5 V Colby College (ME) 13 8 Berry College (GA) 1 Colby Junior College (NH) 11 1 Bethany Lutheran College and Theological Colgate University (NY) 13 2 X Seminary (MN) 11 8 X* College of Charleston (SC) 12 7 Bishop College (TX) 35 College of Emporia (KS) 21 Black ilawk College (IL) 29 7 College of Mt. St. Vincent (NY) 18 8 X* Bloomfield College (NJ) 24 2 College of New Rochelle (NY) 18 6 Bluefield State College (NW) 34 College of Notre Dame (CA) 17 7 Bluffton College (011) 21 2 College of Our Lady of the Elms (MA) 16 2 Boise College (ID) 1 College of St. Bened ct (MN) 6 X Boston College-Main Campus (MA) Of, 3 College of St. Catherine (MN) 18 3 X* Boston University (MA) 2 X College of St. Francis (IL) 17 1 X Bowdoin College (ME) 14 x College of St. Rose (NY) 17 3 X* Bowie State College (MD) 14 College of St. Scholastica (MN) 17 2 Bowling Green State University (011) 01 X College of Santa Fe (NM) 19 3 Bradford College (MA) 15 2 X' College of the Mainland (TX) 27 3

alnstitutions which had submitted 1973 data in time to be tabulated for this publication are indicated by an "X." Institutions providing data Judged to herepre- sentative of their first-time, full-time freshman class arm Included in the norms are indicated by an asterisk, -82-

Number Number of Years of Years Stratification Institution Stratification Institution Institution Cell Participated 1973 Institution Cell PartIcIpated 1973

College of the Sacred Heart (PR) 2 Elizabeth Seton College (NY) 31 College of the Sequoias (CA) 28 it Elizabethtown Collegc (.,A) 22 S College of Wooster (OH) 23 Elko Community Celle& t (NV) 25 Colorado College (CO) 14 Elmira College (NY) 15 Colorado Mountain College-East Elan College (NC) 21 2 Campus (CO) 25 1 X Emory and Henry College (VA) 22 8 Colorado State UM ye rsIty (CO) 01 2 Emery University (CA) 06 4 Columbia College (SC) 21 Erskine College (SC) 21 3 Columbia University (NY) 06 3 Eureka College (IL) 20 Community College of Delaware Evergreen State College (WA) 10 County (PA) 28 4 Fairhaven College (WA) 09 3 Comptoa College (CA) 7 Fairleigh Dickinson UnisersIty (NJ) 15 4 Conecedia College-Moorhead (MN) 23 2 Fairmont State College (WV) 07 6 Concordia College (OR) 31 X4 Findlay College (Oil) 20 3 Connecticut College (Cl) 14 7 X Fisk University (TN) 35 Cooper Union (NY) 14 Florida Colter: (FL) 31 S Coppri State College (MD) 34 3 X Florida Keys Junior College (FL) 26 Cornell College (lO) 13 X* Florida Memorial College (FL) 35 Correll University (NY) 06 2 X Florida State University (FL) 01 4 Cot- ell University-Iftiman Ecology (NY) 06 2 Florida Technological University (FL) 10 S Coming Community College (NY) Forest Park Community College (MO) 4 Ccttey College (MO) 3 31 Fort Hays Kansas State College (KS) 07 7 Cowley County Community Junior Fort Lewis College (CO) 07 College (KS) 27 X Fort Scott Community Junior College (KS) 27 4 CUNY -Baruch College (NY) 10 7 Framingham State College (MA) 38 6 CUNY -Borough of Manhattan College (NY) 29 3 X Franklin and Marshall College (PA) 13 8 CCM( -Bronx Community College (NY) .1 29 Freed liardeman College (TN) 32 7 CLINY-Brooklyn College (NY) Fresno State College-Maln Campus (CA) 08 4 CUNY -City College (NY) 09 8 X Frostburg State College (MD) 08 2 CUNYliunter College (NY) 09 5 Furman University (SC) 23 2 CCNY-John Jay College (NY) Gallaudet College (DC) 09 4 X' 11 8 CUNY -Lehman College (NY' 10 Garden City Community Junior College (KS) 27 4 CUNY-New York City Community Garland Junior College (MA) 31 4 College (NY) General Motors College (MI) 29 4 IS 8 CUNY -Queens College (NV) Geneva College (PA) 09 21 3 CUNY-Queensborough College (NY) 3 George Mason UniversItya (VA) 29 XI ICI 4 CUNY-Staten Island Community George Peabody College for Teachers (TN) 11 4 College (NY) 29 4 XI George Williams College (IL) 11 7 CUNY -York College (NY) 10 2 X' Georgetown University (DC) 06 1 Cullman College (AL) 30 4 XI Georgia Institute of Technology (GA) 09 8 Curry College (MA) IS 4 X Georgia Southwestern College (CA) 07 3 Dakota Wesleyan University (SD) 21 4 Gettysburg College (PA) 23 8 Dallas Baptist College (TX) 24 3 Glassboro State College (NJ) 08 Daniel Payne College (AL) 35 1 Goddard College (VT) 14 2 Dartmouth College (Nil) 14 X Gonzaga University (WA) 18 8 David Lipscomb College (TN) 21 3 Goshen College (IN) 23 Davidson College (NC) 1 23 3 X' Grand Canyon College (A2) 24 2 Davis and Elkins College (WV) 20 8 X' Grand Rapids Baptist College IMO 24 Dellanee College (Oil) 11 5 Grand Valley State. College (M1) 10 Delaware State College (DE) 34 6 Grand View College (IA) 31 6 Delaware Valley College of Science Grayson County Junior College (TX) 27 5 and Agriculture (PA) 8 Il X' Green River Community College (WA) 29 1 Denison University (PA) 12 2 Greenfield Community College (MA) 28 1 DePauw University (IN) 23 X' Grinnell College (IA) 14 7 Dickinson College (PA) 13 X' Guilford College (NC) 21 7 Dillard University (LA) 35 S X' Gulf Coast Junior College (FL) 28 4 Dominican College of Blauvelt (NY) 19 X' Gustavus Adolphu? College (MN) 3 Dominican College of San Rafael (CA) 16 8 X' Hamilton College (NY) 14 7 Dominican CollegeRacine OM 17 1 X ilamline University (MN) 23 8 Doane College (NB) 22 3 st X' Ilatupden Sydney College (VA) 23 4 Donnelly College (KS) 30 X Hampshire College (MA) Is Dowling College (NY) 15 1 Hampton Institute (VA) 35 Drake University (IA) 6 XI Harding College-Main Campus (AR) 22 Duke University (NC) 06 2 X Harriman College (IN) 30 Dutchess Community College (NY) 1 28 6 XI Harris Teachers College (MO) 07 2 D'Youville College (NY) 17 3 X' Harrisburg Area Community College (PA) 29 4 Eariltan) College (IN) 23 X' Harvard University (MA) 06 5 East Central State College (OK) 07 4 X Harvey Mudd College (CA) 14 6 East Texas State University (TX) 07 X Haverford College (PA) 14 Eastern College(PA) 21 3 X' Heidelberg College (011) 22 Eastern Mennonite College (VA) 21 8 X' Henry Ford Community College (MI) 29 3 Eckerd College (FL) 24 4 XI Herkimer County Community College (NY) 28 6 Edmonds Community College (WA) 27 Highland Community College (IL) 27 6 Eisenhower College (NY) 15 4 X Elizabeth City State College (NC) 34 2 aFormerly University of Vitginia-GeorgeMason College -83-

Number Number of Years of Years Stratification Institution Strati ficat ion Institution Institution Cell Pa rticipated 1973 Institution Cell Participated 1973

Hillsborough Community College (FL) 28 I X Lewis College (IL) 11 1 X Hiram College (Oil) 13 4 X' Lincoln College (IL) 31 3 Hobart and William Smith College (NY) 13 2 X' Lincoln Nebraska Technical Commonly

Hocking Technical Institute 1 29 College (NB) 27 1 Holstra University (NY) 12 3 X" Lincoln University (PA) 35 s Hollins College (VA) 13 L I ndenwood College (MO) 22 7 X' Holy Cross Junior College (IN) 30 Linfield College (OR) 22 3 X' Hope College (MI) 13 3 X Livingstone College (NC) 07 2 X Houston Baptist College (TX) 24 3 Lock Haven State College (PA) 08 7 X' Koward Community College (MD) 1 26 Lone Mountain College (CA) 17 1 Howard University (DC) 35 Long Island University-Southampton Humphreys College (CA) 30 6 Center (NY) 1 X Huntington College (IN) 20 6 X Longwood College (VA) 0 6 X, Huron College (SD) 20 5 X* Lorain County Community College (Oil) 2 3 Huston Tillotson College (TX) 35 2 Loretto Heights College (CO) 17 8 X' Idaho State University (I)) oa Los Angeles Baptist College (CA) 24 8 X Illinois Central College (IL) 1 29 Los Angeles City College (CA) 29 4 X, Illinois Institute of Technology (IL) 13 5 Louisiana Polytechnic Institute (LA) og 7 Immaculate College (IL) 17 2 Louisiana State University-Alexandria (LA) 27 5 X Immaculate Heart College (CA) 18 6 Louisiana State University-Eunice (LA) 26 2 Indian River Junior College (FL) 28 6 X' Louisiana State University-Baton Rouge (LA) 01 3 Indiana University (IN) 02 1 Louisiana State University-New Orleans (LA) 10 2 Indiana University-Northwest (IN) 01 Louisiana State Unlversity-Shrevlert (LA) 27 2 Indiana University-Southwest (IN) 01 1 Loyola University (IL) 05 6 X Iowa State University of Science and Loyola University (LA) 05 4 X Technology (IA) 03 S Loyola University-Los Angeles (CA) X' 17 8 X Iowa Wesleyan College (1A) 7 22 X Luther College (IA) 23 4 X' Itasca State Junior College (MN) 27 Lynchburg College (VA) 1 I I Ithaca College (NY) 12 3 Manchester College (MN) 23 2 X' Jackson State College (MS) 34 3 MacMurray College (IL) 22 8 X' Jamestown Community College (NY) 28 2 Madison College (VA) . 09 I Jefferson Community College (NY) 27 6 X" Madison Area Technical College (WI) 29 I John A, Lupton College (TN) 30 1 Madonna College (MI) 16 8 X' John Brown University (AK) 12 1 Manatee Junior College (FL) 28 5 X' John F. Kennedy College (NB) 15 1 Manchester College (IN) 22 4 X' Johti Tyler Community College (VA) 27 2 Manhattan College'.(NY) 18 2 X Johns Hopkins University (MD) 06 8 X' Manhattanville College (NY) 18 4 Johnson C, Smith University (NC) 35 8 X' Mansfield State College (PA) 08 2 X' Junior College of St. Louis County (MO) 29 6 Marian College 01 Fond du Lac (WI) 16 8 X' Kalamazoo College (MI) 23 1 Marlst College (NY) 19 2 X' 1 Kansas City Art Institute (MO) 11 Marjorie Webster Junior College (DC) 31 1 Kansas State Teachers College (KS) 08 1 Marietta College (OH) 13 8 x' Kansas Wesleyan University (KS) 20 Marlboro College (VT) 15 8 x' Kean College of New Jersey (NJ) 07 Mars Hill College (NC) 20 3 X Kent State University-Trumbull (011) 26 2 Mary Baldwin College (VA) , X 23 6 X Kent State University-Tuscaraws (OH) 26 1 X Mary Holmes Junior College (MS) 37 I Kentucky State College (KY) 34 8 Mary Manse College (Oil) 16 1 X Kentucky Wesleyan College (KY) 20 6 X Mary Washington College (VA) 09 1 X, Keystone Junior College (PA) 32 8 X Marylmoll Sem lr ary (NY) 18 3 Kirkland College (NY) 15 6 Maryland Institute, College of Art (MD) X IS 1 X Kishwaukee College (IL) 27 5 tsiarymount College (KS) X 16 8 X Mare 11 College (NC) 37 1 Marymount Manhattan College (NY) 19 1 X Knoxville College (TN) 35 4 X Marywood College (PA) 17 5 x' Kutztown College (PA) 09 1 McPherson College (KS) 22 8 x' La Roche College (PA) 19 4 Medaille College (NY) 19 8 X' La Salle College (PA) 17 2 x Mercer County Community College (NJ) 29 6 Lafayette College (PA) 23 6 Mercy College of Detroit (MI) X' 16 6 X 27 6 Mercyhurst College (PA) Lake City Junior College (FL) X 17 6 X' Lake Erie College (OH) 12 1 Merrimack College (MA) X 17 5 X' Lake Forest College (IL) 23 8 X' Mesa College-Main Campus (CO) 29 3 Lakeland College (WI) 22 8 X Metropolitan Junior College (MO) 29 6 X Lakeland Community College (Oil) 27 1 Miami university-Oxford Campus (OH) 02 7 I Lakeshore Technical Institute (Al) 29 X Michigan State University-Main (MI) 01 5 Langston University (OK) 34 3 X Mid America Nazarene College (KS) 24 1 X' Laredo Junior College (TX) 27 S Middlebury College (VT) 14 8 x Lawrence University (W1) 14 2 X Middlesex County College (NJ) 29 5 x Le Moyne College (NY) 18 8 X Midway junior College (KY) 31 6 X' Le Moyne-Owen College (TN) 35 1 Milligan College (TN) 11 6 X' Lea College (MN) 14 1 Mills College (CA) 13 7 Lees Junior College (KY) 31 3 tslillsaps College (MS) X' 22 6 X Lebanon Valley College (PA) 22 8 X' Milton College (N1) IS 6 x 21 3 Mississippi State College for Women (MS) Let,..ar-Rhyne College (NC) x' 08 1 Lewis and Clark College (OR) 13 4 X Missouri Baptist CollegeHannibal (MO) 31 7 X' -84-

Number Number of Years of Years Stratification Institution Stratifiention Institution 1973 Institution Cell Participated Institution Cell Park. I latiAl 1973

Missouri Baptist College-St. Louis (MO) 15 4 Oral Roberts University (OK) IS Mira Costa College (CA) 27 3 Orange Coast College (CA) 27 7 X Modesto Junior College (CA) 29 4 Oregon State University (OR) 02 2 Monmouth Co Hee (IL) 22 8 X' Ottawa University (KS) 22 6 X' Montana State Uniersity (MI) Otterbein College (Oil) 01 8 X' 22 1 X' Montclair State Co, lege (NJ) 09 5 Our Lady of the Lake College (TX) 16 7 Montgomery County Community Puce College (NY) I1 7 College (PA) 29 t Pacific University (OR) 12 2 X" Moorpark Junior College (CA) 28 4 Pai'ker Collegiate Instituta (NY) 30 5 Morehead State Universty (KY) 07 l X Paducah Community College (KY) 28 3 Morehouse College (GA) 35 6 x Park College (MO) 20 4 X Morgan State College (MD) 34 5 X. Parks College, St, Loots University (IL) IS I X Morningside College (IA) 23 5 x Parsons College (IA) I1 7 Morris Brown College (GA) 35 7 X' Passaic Community College (NJ) 26 Morris Harvey College (WV) 11 7 x Pennsylvania State University-Allentown (PA) 25 6 Morristown College (TN) 37 1 Pennsylvania Statetiniversity-Altoona (PA) 28 6 Mount Ilolyoke College (MA) 14 8 X' Pennsylvania State University-Beaver (PA) 27 6 Mount Olive College (NC) 31 5 X' Pennsylvania State University-Rehrends (PA) 10 Mount Si. Mary's College (MD) 16 6 X' Pennsylvania State Univers lty-Berks (PA) 27 6 X Mount St. Mary's College (NY) 19 3 X' Pennsylvania State University -Capitol (PA) 06 4 Mount San Antonio College (CA) 29 8 X Pennsylvania StateUnlversity-Delawa re (PA) 29 5 Mount Union College (01I) 22 l X' Penns ylvanlaStateUniversity-DuBois (PA) 27 6 Mundelein College (IL) 13 2 X Pennsylvania Stateliniversity-Fayette (PA) 27 5 Muscatine Community College (IA) 27 7 X Pennsylvania Stateltn,versity-Hazleton (PA) 27 6 Napa College (CA) 27 3 Pennsylvania StateUniversity-McKeesport (PA) 10 Nassau Community College (NY) 29 1 X' Pennsylvania State Uni verrli y-Mount Alto (PA) 27 6 Nathaniel Hawthorne College (NH) 15 3 X PenuylvaniaStateUniversity-New National College of Education (IL) 11 8 X' Kensington (PA) 27 6 X Nazareth College (Ml) 11 8 X Pennsylvania State Univers ity-Ogontz (PA) 28 6 X Nazareth College of Rochester (NY) 18 8 X" Pennsylvania State University-Schuylkill (PA) 27 6 X Newark College of Engineering (NJ) 09 8 X Pennsylvania StateUniversity-Scranton (PA) 27 7 x New College (FL) 15 l X' Pennsylvania State University-Schenango New Hampshire College (NH) is 1 X' Valley (PA) 26 .6 X New Mexico Junior College (NM) 27 2 X Pennsylvania State University-Main (PA) 02 7 X New Mexico State University- Pennsylvania State UniversityWilkes

Alamogordo (NM) 26 2 X Barre (PA) 26 7 X New Mexico State University Pennsylvania State University-York (PA) 27 6 X Las Cruces (NM) Ol 7 Pepperdine College (CA) 12 6 X' Newton College of the Sacred Heart (MA) 18 X Peru State College (NB) 07 6 New York University (NY) 05 7 X Pfeiffer College (NC) 21 l X' Niagara County Community College (NY) 29 7 X' Philadelphia College of Art (PA) 12 3 x North Carolina A&T State University (NC) 34 4 X' Philadelphia College of Bible (PA) 15 4 x North Carolina School of the Arts (NC) 10 2 Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and North Carolina Wesleyan College (NC) 24 6 Science (PA) 15 4 X' North Dakota State University (ND) 02 3 Philadelphia College of Textiles and North Greenville Junior College (SC) 32 5 Science (PA) II 3 x Northampton County Area Community Philander Smith College (AR) 35 6 X' College (PA) 28 5 X' Phillips University (OK) 22 l X' Northeastern Christian Junior College (PA) 31 4 X Pine Manor Junior College (MA) 32 6 X' Northeastern Junior College (CO) 28 2 Pitt Technical Institute (NC) 29 4 x Northeastern State College (OK) 07 Pitzer College (CA) 1 X' 15 2 Northeastern University (MA) 04 8 X' Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (NY) 13 8 X' Northern Essex Community College (MA) 29 2 Pomona College (CA) 14 5 x Northern Michigan University (MI) 07 Prairie State College (IL) 27 7 x Northland College (WI) 11 Pratt Institute (NY) 04 7 x Northwest Community College (WY) 27 3 X' Prescott College (AZ) 15 2 X' Northwest Missouri State University (MO) 08 5 Princeton University (NP 0§ 8 X' Northwestern University (IL) 06 8 X' Providence College (RI) 17 3 X' Oakland City College (IN) 24 .3 Purdue University-Main Campus (IN) 02 5 Oakland University (MI) 10 7 Quinsigamond Community College (MA) 28 5 Oakwood College (AL) 35 Radcliffe College (MA) 14 4 Oberlin College (OH) 14 5 X' Rainey River State Junior College (MN) 26 Occidental College (CA) 14 8 a' Ramapo College of New Jersey (NJ) 10 2 Ohio Dominican College (OH) 18 8 Randolph Macon College (VA) 22 3 X' Ohio Northern University (OH) 22 4 Randolph Macon Woman's College (VA) 22 6 X' Ohio State University-Main Campus (OH) 01 X Ranger College (IX) 26 6 Ohio Technical College (Oil) 15 6 X. Reed College (OR) 14 7 X' Ohio University-Main Campus (OH) 01 3 Regis College-Main Campus (MA) 13 7 X' Ohio University-Chillicothe (OH) 25 3 X' Reinhardt College (CA) 31 4 X' Ohio Univers ity-Z anesville 26 1 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NJ) 06 3 Ohio Wesleyan University (OH) 23 3 X' Rhode Island College (RI) 08 8 X' Oklahoma Christian College (OK) IS' 6 Rhode Island School of Design (RI) 13 3 Oklahoma State University-Main (OK) 01 6 X' Rice University (TX) 06 3 X' Old Dominion University (VA) 08 3 X' Ricks College (ID) 33 2 Olivet College (MI) 11 2 Rider College (NJ) 11 8 X* Olivet Nazarene College (IL) 21 Rio Grande College (Oil) 15 Number Number of Years of Years Stratification Institution Stratification Institution Institution Cell Participated 1973 InstitutIon Cell Participated 1973

Rochester Institute of Technology (NY) 11 Spalding College (KY) 16 6 X Rockford College (IL) 12 8 X Spelman College (GA) 35 6 X' Rockhurst College (MO) 17 7 X' Spring 11111 College (AL) 18 8 X, Roger Williams College (RI) 15 5 Springfield College (MA) 11 7 Rollins CollegeMain Campus (FL) 12 Springfield College (IL) 31 6 Rosary College (IL) 18 2 X, Stanford University (CA) 06 4 Russell Sage College (NY) 12 3 X Stephen F. Austin State University (TX) 08 Sacramento City College (CA) 29 1 Stephens College (MO) II 8 X' Sacred Heart University (CT) 19 2 Stetson University (FL) 22 Saint Andrews Presbyterian College (NC) 22 X' Stevens Institute of Technology (NJ) 13 Saint Anselms College (Nil) lb 2 Sue Bennett College (KY) 31 2 X* Saint Augustine College (NC) 3S 1 Sullivan County Community College (NY 28 Saint Benedict College (KS) 16 2 SUNY A&T-Alfred (NY) 24 6 Saint Catharine College (KY) 30 2 X' SUNY MITCobleskill (NY) 29 5 X' Saint Edwards University (17() 16 7 Xi SUNY A&TDelhl (NY) 29 8 X' Saint Francis College (PA) 16 1 SUNY College-Brockport (NY) 08 7 Saint John College cif Cleveland (01I) 17 8 X' SUNY College - Cortland (NY) 07 7 X' Saint John Fisher College, Inc, (NY) 8 17 SUNY College-Geneseo (NY) 09 7 X, Saint John's College (KS) 31 x* SUNY College-Oswego (NY) 09 8 X, Saint John's College (NM) IS 1 SUNY College-Potsdam (NY) 09 5 Saint Johns University (MN) 18 6 X SUNY State University-Stony Brook (NY) 09 7 Saint Johns 1,.tsiversity (NY) 04 2 X' Suomi College (MI) 31 5 X' Saint Joseph College (1N) 16 8 X' Susquehanna University (PA) 22 3 X' Saint Joseph's College (PA) 17 3 X' Swarthmore College (PA) 14 8 X Saint Lawrence Seminary (WI) 30 4 Sweet Briar College (VA) 13 8 X, Saint Lawrence University (NY) 13 1 Talladega College (AL) 35 8 x* Saint Louis Institute of Music (MO) 15 Ta rick) College (MO) 2l Saint Louis UniversityMaln (MO) 06 Tennessee State University (TN) 34 1 Saint Mary College (KS) 17 2 Texas Christian University (TX) X' 04 8 X Saint Mary of the Plains College (KS) 16 Texas Technological University (TX) 01 5 Saint Marys College (MI) 3 17 T. A. Lawson State Junior College (AL) 36 4 X' Saint Marys College (CA) lb 8 X' Transylvania University (KY) II 6 X Saint Marys College of Maryland (MD) 10 Trenton State College (NJ) 10 2 Saint Marys College of O'Fallon (MO) 30 2 Trinity College (DC) 18 a X' Saint Mary's College (IN) is X' Trinity University (TX) 23 2 X' Saint Mary's Dominican College (LA) 16 X Tufts University (MA) 06 4 Saint Mary's Junior College (MN) 1 33 X' Tulane University of Louisiana (LA) 06 7 Saint Meinrad College (IN) 8 17 X Tyler Junior College (TX) 29 2 Saint Norbert College (WI) 17 Union College (NB) 8 X 20 7 X' Saint Paul's College (MO) 30 2 U, 5, Air Force Academy (CO) X' 09 7 X Saint Petersburg junior College (NY) 29 2 U. S. Coast Guard Academy (CT) 09 8 X, Saint Plus X Seminary (NY) 31 U. S. Merchant Marine Academy (NY) 09 1 X, Saint Xavier College (IL) 18 U. S. Military Academy (NY) 09 8 X, Salem College (NC) 23 8 X' U. S. Naval Academy (NY) 09 4 Salisbury State College (MD) Os 3 University of Akron (OH) 01 8 Sam Houston State University (rx) 07 2 X' University of AlabamaHuntsville (AL) 4 x. San Francisco Conservatory of Music (CA) 15 University of Alaska-Main (AK) 01 7 San Jose City College (CA) 29 University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff (AK) 34 San Luis Rey College (CA) 18 3 University of California-Berkeley (CA) 03 Santa Barbara City College (CA) 29 3 University of California-Davis (CA) 03 3 14 Sarah Lawrence College (NY) 3 X' University of California-Irvine (CA) 01 4 27 Schnectady County Community College (NY) 2 X' University of California-Los Angeles (CA) 03 5 31 Schreiner Institute (TX) 4 X' University of California-Riverside (CA) 03 5 Scripps College (CA) 14 7 X University of California-San Diego (CA) 03 3 Seattle University (WA) 17 4 University of California-Santa Barbara (CA) 03 8 Seton 11111 College (PA) 18 2 University of California-Santa Cruz (CA) 03 7 X' Seton Hall University (NI) 04 2 University of Colorado-Boulder (CO) 02 Shaw University (NC) 35 University of Colorado-Deny' % Center (CO) 01 3 X Shaw College at Detroit (MI) 24 University of Connecticut-Hartford (CT) 02 1 Shepherd College (WV) 08 3 University of Connecticut-Storrs (CT) 01 2 Sienna C Ilege (NY) Is 1 University of Connecticut-Stanford (CT) 01 Simmvris College (MA) 12 1 X, University of Connecticut-Torrington (CT) 01 1 Simon's Rock (MA) 30 1 X' University of Connecticut-Waterbury (CT) 01 1 Simpson College (1A) 22 4 University of Dallas (TX) 19 Sinclair Community College (011) 29 5 University of Dayton (OH) 18 1 South Carolina State College (SC) 34 3 University of Delaware (DE) X 01 8 X' Southeast Missouri State University (MO) 08 1 University of Denver (CO) 05 8 Southeastern Massachusetts University (MA) 10 3 University of Detroit (MI) 04 6 Southern Colorado State College (CO) 08 2 University of Georgia (GA) 01 6 X' 01 Southern Illinois University-Carbondale (IL) 6 University of Hartford (CT) 11 4 Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville (IL) 10 4 University of Idaho (ID) 01 4 Southern Methodist University (TX) 06 University of Illinois-Main Campus (IL) 8 03 8 X' 07 Southern State College (AR) University of Iowa (IA) 02 5 Southern State College (SD) 10 University of Kansas (KS) 02 6 Southern University (LA) 34 2 X' University of Kentucky (KY) 01 Southwest Minnesota State College (MN) 10 6 University of Louisville (KY) 02 6 21 Southwestern College (KS) University of Maine-Augusta (ME) 27 4 X -86-

Number Number of Years of Years StratificationItfstitution Stratification Institution Institution Cell Participated 1973 Institution Cell Participated 073

University of Maine-Bangor (ME) 27 1 X Victoria College (TX) 28 4 X University of Maine-Farmington (ME) (18 3 X Villa Marla College of Buffalo (NY) 16 7 X* University of MaineFort Kent (ME) 10 3 X Villa:lova University (PA) 05 2 X' University of Maine-Machias MEI 10 6 X Virginia Commonwealth University (VA) 01 4 X University of Maine-Orono (ME) 01 3 X Virginia Military Institute (VA) 09 8 x University of Maine-Portland-Gorham (ME) iii 3 X Virginia Polytechnic Institute (VA) 01 8 X' University of MainePresquelale (ME) 10 3 x Virginia State College (VA) 34 7 X' University of Maryland, Baltimore Virginia Union University (VA) 35 9 X County (MD) 10 1 X" Viterbo College (WI) 17 2 X' University of Massachusetts-Amherst (MA) 02 8 X' Voorhees Technical Institute (SC) 31 3 X' University of Miami (FL) 04 2 X Wabash College (IN) 13 2 X' University of Miami (Oil) (12 1 X' Walsh College (OAI) 19 5 X' University of Michigan-Main (M1) 03 8 X Warren Wilson College (NC) 24 2 X University of MichiganDeaborn (MI) 10 1 x Washburn University of Topeka (KS) 08 2 University of Michigan-Flint (MI) 10 2 X' Washington College (MD) 12 5 X University of MinnesotaMorris (MN) lit l X Washington and Lee University (VA) 13 a x. University of Mississippi-Main (MS) 01 4 Washington State University (WA) 02 7 X University of Missouri-Columbia (MO) 01 5 Washington Technical Institute (DC) .16 1 X University of MissouriKansas City (MO) 01. 7 X Washington University (MO) Oh 6 X University of MissouriRolla,(M0) 10 5 Wayland Baptist College (TX) 20 5 University of Miss.:oil-Saint Louis (MO) 10 7 Wayne State University (Ml) X 01 1 University of Nebraska-Main (N10 01 6 Waynesburg College (PA) 21 3 X' University of NevadaReno (NV) 01 3 X Webb Institute of Naval Architecture (NY) 14 a x 01 University of New /!, nipshl re (Nil) 4 Webber College (FL) 30 3 X University of New Mexico (NM) 02 Webster College (MO) 13 3 X' University of North CarolinaChapel Wellesley College (MA) 14 6 X 11111 (NC) 03 8 X' Wentworth Institute (MA) 33 7 X. University of North Dakota-Main (NO) 02 7 X' Wesleyan College (CA) 22 5 X' University of Northern Colorado (CO) 09 2 Wesleyan University (CT) 14 7 X' University of Notre Dame (IN) 06 2 X' West Chester State College (PA) 08 1 University of the Pacific (CA) 06 7 West Virginia State College (WV) (17 6 X University of Pennsylvania (PA) 06 e X West Virginia University (WV) 01 2 X University of Pittsburgh-Bradlord (PA) 26 Western Carolina University (NC) 07 5 X' University of Pittsburgh-Greensburg (PA) 26 Western Illinois University (IL) 08 a X. University of Pittsburgh-Johnston (PA) 10 2 Western New England College (MA) 15 8 X University of Pittsburgh-Main Campus (PA) 02 Western lashington State University (WA) 09 1 University of Pittsburgh-Titusville (PA) 25 Western Wyoming Community College (WY) 01 6 X' University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras (PR) 01 2 Westmar College (1A) 22 2 X' University of Redlands (CA) 21 8 x' Westminster College (PA) 22 3 X' University of Redlands-Johnston College (CA) 09 Westminster College (MO) 23 2 University of Rhode Island (RI) 01 3 Wharton County Junior College (TX) 01 6 X' University of Roclvster (NY) 04 8 X Wheaton College (MA) 14 7 X* University of San Diego (CA) le 4 Wheeling College (WV) 18 I X' University of San Francisco (CA) 1.8 1 Whitman College (WA) 14 8 X' University of Santa Citra (CA) 05 2 Whittier College (CA) 13 1 X' University of Scranton (PA) 1 16 X Wilberforce linitiersity (Oil) 35 1 University of South CarolinaMaln (SC) 01 8 x William Carey College (MS) 40 8 X University of South Carolina-Aiken (SC) 27 2 Williams College (MA) 14 8 X' University of South Carolina-Allendale (SC) Williamsport Area Community College (PA) 29 5 X University of South C. -^tfria-Coastal Willamette University (OR) 13 2 X' Carolina (SC) 26 3 X Windham College (VT) 15 2 University of South Carolina-Lancaster (SC) 26 2 X Wingate College (NC) 33 7 X University of South Carolina-Spartanburg (SC) 26 Winston-Salem State College (NC) 34 I X' University of South Carolina-Union (SC) 25 2 Wisconsin State University-LaCrosse (W1) 08 5 University of South Dakota-Springfield (SD) 10 Wisconsin State University-11hitewater (WI) 09 5 University of Tampa (FL) 11 8 Wittenberg University (OW 23 a X' University of Tennessee-Chattanooga (TN) 11 2 Wofford College (SC) 21 8 X University of Tennessee - Knoxville (TN) 01 8 Wood junior College (MS) 30 2 X" University of the South (TN) 23 1 Worcester Junior College (MA) 32 7 x University of Toledo (Oil) 01 1 Worcester Polytechnic Institute (MA) 13 1 x Unlve.sIty of Tulsa (OK) 05 8 Worthington State College (MN) 27 6 X' University of Vermont (VT) 02 a Xavier University (LA) 35 2 x University of Virginia-Charlottesville (VA) 03 7 X' Xavier University (011) 17 4 X' University of Washington (WA) 03 2 Yale University (CT) 06 3 X University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (WI) 10 1 Yankton College (SD) 11 6

University of Wisconsin-Madison MD 1 03 Yuba College (CA) 01 5 X' University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (W1) 01 4 X' University of Wyoming (WY) 01 4 Upsata College (NJ) 6 X' Utah State University (UT) 01 2 Utica Junior College (MS) 36 4 Valley Forge Military Junior College (PA) 30 2 X" Valparaiso University (IN) 23 8 X' Vanderbilt University crNs 06 a X Vassar College (NY) 14 8 X' Vermont Technological Colluge (VT) 27 APPENDIX B

1973 Student Information Form -89-

111111 619417 YOUR NAME (Please print)First Middle or Maiden Last

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DIRECTIONS: Your responses will be read 6. How many miles is this college from your 10. In what year did you graduate from by an optical mark reader. Your careful parents' home?(Mark one) high school? (Mark one) observance of these few simple rules will be 5 or less. . 0 51.100 0 1973 most appreciated. 6.10 0 101.500 0 1972 O Use only black lead pencil (No. 24 or less). 11.50 0 More than 500 0 1971 O Make heavy black marks that fill the circle. 1970 or earlier Erase cleanly any answer you wish to change. Did not graduate but have passed General 6,What is the highest academic J 4.4:/ Make no stray markings of any kind. Educational Development test (0.E.D. degree you intend to High School Equivalency) EXAMPLE: YesNo obtain? Never completed high school Will marks made will ball pen or (Mark one in each column) fountain pen be properly read? None 0 0 11. What was your average grade in secondary Associate (A.A. or equivalent) 0 ..0 school?(Mark one) Bachelor's degree (B.AB.S..etc 0 . .0 A or A+0B+ .00- .0 C..0 1. Your sex : 2. Are you a U.S. citizen? Master's degree (M.A., M.S., etc.) 0 . .0 A- ... Q B..0Cs .0 0..0 Male 0 (Mark one Ph.D. or Ed.!) 0 0 Female . Yes, native born ..0 M.D., 0.0., D.D.S., or D.V.M..0.0 12. Below are some reasons that might have Yes, naturalized . 0 LL.B. or J.D. (Law) 0 0 influenced your decision to attend this No 0 B.O. or M. Div. (Divinity). . 0 ..0 particular college. How important was Other 0.0 each reason in your decision to come here? 3. How old will you be on December 31 of (Mark one answer for each possible reason) this year? (Mark one) 7. Are you enrolled (or enrolling) as al Not Important 16 or younger .0 21 0 (Mark one) Somewhat Important 17 0. 22 0 Full-time student' Very Important--I-1 18 0 23.25 0 Puttime student? 0 My parents wanted me to come here@ 00 19 Q 26-29 0 8. Prior to this term, have you ever taken I wanted to live away from home000 20 0 30 or older. 0 courses for credit at this institution? My teacher advised me 000 Yes0 No 0 This college has a very good 4. To how many colleges other than this 9. Since leaving high school, have you ever academic reputation 000 one did you apply for admission this taken courses at any other institution? I was offered financial assistance 000 Someone who had been here before year? From how many did you receive (Mark all that apply For Not for Credit Credit acceptances for this year? (Mark one in in each column) advised me to come here ....000 each column) No 0.... 0 This college offers special Applications Acceptances Yes, at a junior or educational programs 000 This college has low tuition .... No other community college. . 0.... 0 000 One Yes, at a four-year My guidance counselor advised me 009 Two college or university 0.... 0 I wanted to live at home 000 Three Yes, at some other Icould not get a job 000 Four postsecondary school Five (Note: Please check that your pencil (For ex., technical, markings are completely darkening the Six or more vocational, business). circles. Please do not make V's or X 's.) -90-

13. How many credit hours will you 20. What Is the highest level of formal 25. How much of your first year's educational be taking during the fall term? education obtained by your parents expenses (room, board, tuition, and fees) (Mark one) and (if married) by your spouse? -do you expect to cover from each of the Mora than 18 hrs 0 sources listed below? 16-18 his 12.15 hrs 0 (Mark one In (Mark one answer for 9-11 hrs each column) ughpossIble source) 6-8 his 0 Less than 6 hrs 0 Grammer school or less O. 0..0 Part-time or summer Some high school 0.. 0..0 Full-time work 0 00/ 14. Are you a veteran? Mark one) High school graduate . .0 0.. O. Savings 0 0 0 No Postsecondary school 0 Spouse 0 00 , Yes, I served In Southeast Asia 0 other than college .0..0..0 family aid, or Yes, but I did not serve in Southeast Asia() Some college 0..0. 000000 College degree 0 .0..0 Federal benefits from 15. Are you: (Mark all that apply) Some graduate school 0.. 0..0 parent's military service° 00 00 0 White /Caucasian Graduate degree 0 0 .0.. 0 Parente social security Black/Negro/Afro-American .0 benefitsts 000000 American Indian 0 21. What is your WI Istimate of your 0.1. benefits from your Oriental parents' total income last year? .0 military . .000000 MexicarrAmericen/Chicano Consider annual Income from all .0 Scholarships"psarvicndgerants 000000 Puerto RicanAmerican 0 sources before taxes. (Mark one) Federally insured loans, or Other 0 Lest than 510000 $16,000-$19,999.0 college loans (For ex , 63.00043,999.. 0 $20.000$24.989.0 NDEA) %Current religious 64.00045,999. . 0 626.000-629,899.0 Other repayable loans 0 000 preference: 66,00047,999. 0 $30,000434.969.0 diail Other 0 000 (Mark one In .4°se $8,004$9.999.. 0 $35.004$39,999 .0 mch column) $10.000412,499.0 640,000-$49,999.0 28. Where do you plan to live during Baptist 666 612,600414.999.0 $50,000 or more .0 the fall term? (Mark one) Congregetlonal (U.C.C.) 000 With parents or relatives Eastern Orthodox 000 22. How many brothers and/or sisters do you Other private home, apartment orroom .0 Episcopal 000 have under 21? 21 or older? in college? College dormitory 0 Jewish 000 (Do not Include yourself.) Fraternity or sorority house 0 Latter Day Saints (Mormon) (Mark one in each row) 000 4 or Other campus student housing Lutheran 000 None 1 23 more Other 0 Methodist 000 Under 21 0 000 ..0 Muslim 21 or older 000 0 000. .0 27. Are you financially independent of your Presbyterian 000 In college 0 000-0 parents this year? Were you financially Quaker (Society of Friends) 000 Independent last year? Roman Catholic Q00 23. Are your parents currently employed? (Mark one for each year) Yes No Seventh Day Adventist pi00 Were they employed when you entered This year 0 .0 UnIterianUniversalist 000 high school? Last year 0..0 Other Prot ant Employed 000 Currently Other Rell When You 28. What was your total income last year inde- 000 Employed Entered None 000 High School pendent of your parents? Consider annual income from all sources before taxes. (If married, include spouse's Income.) 17. Which applies to yo (Mark one) ,<0 e (Mark one) Presently married (Mark one in kg' each column)-",-v---4* Presently engaged None 0 Have been seeing one person exclusively . Yes, full-time . .0 . .0.. Less than $500 0 Have been dating, but no one steadily ..0 \ Yes, part-time ..0 .0 5500 -5999 0 Have not been dating in recent mon 0 No 0 0 51.000-51,999 0 52.00042,999 0 18. How many children do you have now 24. Doyttlhave any concern about your 53.00044,999 ability to finance your college 65.00049.999 0 None 1 2 3 4 !tor more education? (Mark one) 510.000 or more 0 None (I am confident thatI will have sufficient funds) 0 29 How would you Far left 0 19. What is the total number of children Some concern (but Iwill probably characterize Liberal 0 you expect to have? have enough funds) 0 your political Middle-of-theroad 0 None 1 2 34 6 or more Major concern (not sure Iwill have views? (Mark one) Conservative ... 0 0 0000 enough funds to complete college) .0 Far right 0 -91-

30. What Ir. Your probable future occupation? 31. Which of the following are important YourfAin,current occupation? Your -----h'ecurrant occupation? to you In your lontterm choice of Your spouse's current occupation, if married? career occupation? INOTE: If your father or mother is deceased or (Mark one In each row) (Mark one in each column) (*tired, pleas. indicate his or her last occupation. Accountant or auditor 0000 Service worker: protective Architect or urban planner 0000 (other than law enforcement). eopee Job openings generally Artist (painting, sculpture, etc.) GOO'S) Service worker: other 0000 available Business: banker or financier 0000 Skilled tradesman, n.a.c. 0000 Rapid career advancement Business: buyer or purchasing agent 100e1 Social, welfare or recreation worker 0000 possible 000 Business: manager or Teacher, professor or adminls- High anticipated earnings 000 administrator 0000 trator: college, university 0000 Well-respected or prestigious Business: owner or proprietor 0000 Teacher or administrator: secondary. .0000 occupation 000 Business: public relations or Teacher or administrator: elementary 0000 Great deal of advertising 0000 Teacher or education specialist: Independence 040 Business: sales worker 0000 other than above 0000 Chance for steady progress ooe Carpenter 0000 Technician or technologist (health) 0000 Can!nodan important Clergy or religious worker 0000 Technician or technologist(other)0000 contribution to society eoe Clerical worker: secretary, steno- Therapist (physical, occupa- Can avoid pressure 000 grapher, typist, or bookkeeper ,-0000 tional, speech) 0000 Can work with Ideas 000 Clerical worker: other 0000 Veterinarian 0000 Can be helpful to others .000 Commercial artist {Inc), designer, Writer, journalist, Interpreter 0000 Able to work with people..000 decorator) 0000 4/they occupation, 0000 Intrinsic interest in the field 00° Computer programmer or analyst 0000 Unemployed 0000 Construction craftsman, n.e.c.", Undecided 0000 Counselorguidance, family or school 'Not elsewhere classified Dentist (incl. orthodontist) 0000 32. Mark one Agree Strongly Draftsman 0000 in each row: Agree Somewhat Driver: truck, taxi or bus 0000 Disagree Somewhat Etectr Ician 0000 Disagree Strongly Engineer 0000 Factory worker, nec 0000 The Federal government is not doing enough to control environmental pollution0000 Farm or ranch laborer 00001 The Federal government is not doing enough to protect the consumer from Farm or ranch owner or manager , .0000 faulty goods and services C)000 Foremen, n.e c 0000 The Federal government is not doing enough to promote school desegregation0°0000 Forester, conservationist, fish or There is too much concern In the courts for the rights of criminals 0 wildlife specialist 0000 As long as they work hard, people should be paid equally regardless of Government official, administrator ability or quality of work 0000 or poilticlan 0000 The activities of married women are best confined to the home end family 0000 Home ecir."...mIst or dietitian .. i 0000 Wealthy people should pay a larger share of taxes than they do now 0000 Homemaker Ifuiitimel 0000 Marijuana should be legalized 0000 Lawyer or fudge 0000 Parents should be discouraged from having large families 0000 Librarian or archivist 0000 Women should receive the same salary and opportunities for advancement Laborer (unskilled or semi-skilled). 0000 as men in comparable positions 0000 Law enforcement officer 0000 Realistically, an individual can do little to bring about changes in our Mathematician, statistician or actuary .00°0 society 0000 Mechanic, machinist or repairman. . 00°C) 'College officials have the right to regulate student behavior off campus 0000 Militsry (career) 0000 The chief benefit of a college education is that it increases one's earning power Nurse 0000 Faculty promotions should be based in part on student evaluations Optometrist 0000 College grades should be abolished 0000 Performing artist. musician or Colleges would be improved if organized sports were deemphasized 0000 entertainer 0000 Student publications should be cleared by college officials 0000 Pharmacist or pharmacologist 0000 College officials have the right to ban persons with extreme views Physician or surgeon ooeo from speaking on campus 0000 Plumber 0000 Students from disadvantaged social backgrounds should be given Psychologist (clinician or preferential treatment in college admissions 0000 therapist only) 0000 Most college officials have been too lax in dealing with student protests Scientific researcher 0000 on campus 0000, Service worker: private household Open admissions (admitting anyone who applies) should be adopted by (maid, cook, etc.) 0000 all publicly supported colleges 0606 Even ifit employs open admissions, a college should use the same Continued In next column--I 'Not elsewhere classified performance standards in awarding degrees to all students 0800 -92-

33. Below is a list of different undergraduate major 34. indicate the Importance to you personally of each fields grouped into general categories. Mark only of the following. (Mark one for each Item) at circle to indicate your probable field of study,

ARTS AND HUMANITIES PHYSICAL SCIENCE Art, fine and applied Astronomy 0 Becoming accomplished In one of the performing arts fri1,4,111 English (language and Atmospheric Science (incl. (acting, dancing, etc.) or creating artisiic work 0000 literature) 0 Meteorology) 0 Becoming an authority In my field 0000 History 0 Chemistry 0 Influencing the political structure 0040 Journalism 0 Earth Science 0 Influencing social values 0000 Language and Literature Marine Science (incl. Raising a family 0000 (except English) Oceanography) Having administrative responsibility for the work of others 0000 Music Mathematics Being financially well off 0000 Philosophy Physics Helping others who are in difficulty 0000 Speech and Drama Statistics 0 Being successful In a business of my own 0040 Theology or Religion...8 Other Physical Science.. .0 Becoming involved in programs to clean up the environment0000 Other Arts and Developing a meaningful philosophy of life ©000 Humanities 0 PROFESSIONAL Participating In a community action program 0000 Architecture or Urban Keeping up to date with political affairs 0000 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE Planning 0 Biology (general) 0 Home Economics Biochemistry or Health Technology (medical, 1,61 Biophysics dental, laboratory) . 0 35. What Is your best guess as to the chances that you will: Botany Library or Archival (Mark one for each item) Jell Marine (Life) Science...o° Science 0 IJIR Microbiology or Nursing Change major field? 0400 Bacteriology Pharmacy Change career choice? 0400 Zoology o° Therapy (occupational, Fail one or more courses? 0000 Other Biological physical, speech) Graduate with honors? 0400 Science 0 Other Professional Be elected to a student office? 0000 Join a social fraternity, sorority, or club? 0000 BUSINESS SOCIAL SCIENCE Live in a coeducational dorm? 0000 Accounting Anthropology 0 Live in a commune while in college' 0000 Business Admin. (general)o° Economics 0 Be elected to an academic honor society? 0400 Finance 0 Geography 0 Make at least a "8" average? 0000 Marketing Political Science (government, Need extra time to complete yourdegree requirements? ... Management o° international relations) .0 Have to work at an outside job during college? 0000 Secretarial Studies Psychology Seek vocational counseling? 0000 Other Business o° Social Work Seek individual counseling on personal problems? 0000 Sociology Enroll in honors courses? 0000 EDUCATION Other Social Science Get a bachelor's degree (B.A., B.S., etc.)? 0000 Business Ed. 0 Drop out of this college temporarily (exclude transferring)?0000 Elementary Ed 0 TECHNICAL Drop out permanently (exclude transferring)? 0000 Music or Art Ed. 0 Building Trades 0 Transfer to another college before graduating? 0000 Physical Ed. or Data Processing or Enter active duty in the armed services before Recreation 0 Computer Programming0 completing college? 0000 Secondary Ed. 0 Drafting or Design Be satisfied with your college? 0000 Special Ed. 0 Electronics 0 Be more successful after graduation than most Other Education 0 Mechanics students attending this college? 0000 Other Technical Find a job after graduation in the field for which ENGINEERING OTHER FIELDS you were trained?. 0000 Aeronautical or Agriculture . 0 Get married while in college? (skipif married) 0000 Astronautical Eng. 0 Communications Get married within a year after college? (skip if married) 0000 Civil Eng. 0 (radio, T.V., etc.) 0 Chemical Eng. 0 Computer Science 0 DIRECTIONS: Electrical or Forestry 0 36- 0000® The ,rmam.ro c,,c0.1are Pr, 41.0(0000 Electronic Eng 0 Law Enforcement 0 37. 00000 ruled foe olent ipec,fcallyda 42'019000 Industrial Eng. Military Science sired by you. coupe, rather 0 38.0000® then by 011 American Counc,1 43'009000 Mechanical Eng. 0 Other field , 0 39. 0,9000 onEducationIf you, coupe 44.00000 Other Engineering Undecided 4o. O®©®® hat chown In WA IM CO cles. 0* 0 obseere taryfully the iuOpto 45'00 ©0® mental duethons prom you Roomed by Offict of Romani, Arington Council on Education. Ono Dupont Circle N W., Washington, D.C. 20036. Processed by Intro, Corporation, 4555 W. 77th St.,Minneapolis. Minn. 56435 APPENDIX C

Region Categories

Coding Scheme for Collapsed Items

Probable Major Field of Study Probable Occupation -95-

Region Categories

Region State

East Connecticut; Delaware; District of Columbia; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; Penn- sylvania; Rhode Island; Vermont; Puerto Rico; Virgin Islands

Midwest Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Kansas; Michigan; Minnesota; Missouri; Nebraska; North Dakota; Ohio; South Dakota; Wisconsin

South Alabama; Arkansas; Florida; Georgia; Kentucky; Louisiana; Mississippi; North Carolina; South Carolina; Tennessee; Vir- ginia; West Virginia; Canal Zone

West Alaska; Arizona; California; Colorado; Hawaii; Idaho; Montana; Nevada; New Mexico; Oklahoma; Oregon; Texas; Utah; Washington; Wyoming; Guam -96-

Probable Major Fled of Study

Collapsed Category Item Response Alternatives

Agriculture Agriculture; Forestry

Arts (Fine and Performing) Art, fine and applied; journalism; Music; Speech and Drama

Biological Sciences Biology (general); Biochemistry or Biophysics; Botany; Marine (Life) Science; Microbiology or Bacteriology; Zoology; Other Biological Science

Business Accounting; Business Administration (general); Finance; Marketing; Management; Secretarial Studies; Other Business

Education Business Education; Elementary Education; Musk or Art Education; Physical Education or Recreation; Secondary Education; Special Edu- cation; Other Education

English English (language and literature)

Engineering Aeronautical or Astronautical Engineering; Civil Engineering; Chemical Engineering; Electrical or Electronic Engineering; Industrial Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Other F,Lgineering; Architecture or Urban Planning

Health Professions Health Technology (medical, dental,' laboratory); Nursing; Pharmacy; Therapy (occupational, physical, speech)

History and Geography History; Geography

Home Ec Jnomics Home Economics

Humanities Language and Literature (except English); Philosophy; Theology or Religion; Other Arts and Humanities

Mathematics and Statistics Mathematics; Statistics

Physics and Chemistry Chemistry; Physics

Physical Sciences (other than Mathematics, Astronomy; Atmospheric Science (including 'oeteorology); Earth Science; Statistics, Engineering, Physics, Marine Science (including Oceanography); Other Physical Science Chemist ry)

Psychology Psychology

Social Sciences (other than Geography, Anthropology; Economics; Political Science (government, international Psychology, and Social Work) relations); Sociology; Other Social Science

Soda( Work Social Work

Technical Fields Building Trades; Data Processing or Computer Programming; Drafting or Design; Electronics; Mechanics; Other Technical; Communications (radio, T.V. ,etc.); Computer Science

Other Fields Other Professional; Law Enforcement; Military Science; Other Field; Library or Archival Science

Undecided Undecided 977,Yr

Probable Occupation

Collapsed Category Item Response Alternatives

Artist (including performer) Artist (painting, sculpture, etc.); Commercial Artist (including designer, c*.:colator); Performing Artist, Musician or Entertainer

Business Management Banker or Financier; Manager or Administrator; Owner or Prorrietor

Business (Other) Accountant or Auditor; Buyer or Purchasing Agent; Public Relations or Advertising; Sales Worker; Clerical Worker: Secretary, Stenographer, Typist, or Bookkeeper; Clerical Worker; Other

Clergy or Religious Worker Clergy or Religious Worker

Doctor Dentist (including orthodontist); Physician or Surgeon Educator (College or University) Teacher, Professor or Administrator; College, University

Educator {Secondary) Teacher or Administrator; Secondary

Educator (Elementary) Teacher or Administrator; Elementary

Educator (Specialist) Teacher or Education Specialist; Other

Engineer Architect or Urban Planner; Engineer Farmer or Forester Farm or Ranch Laborer; Farm or Ranch Owner or Manager; Forester, Conservationist, Fish or Wildlife Specialist

Health Professional Optometrist; Pharmacist or Pharmacologist; Psychologist (clinician or therapist only); Technician or Technologist (health); Therapist (physical, occupational, speech), Veterinarian

Homemaker Homemaker (full-time)

Home Economist or Dietitian Home Economist or Dietitian 0

Lawyer Lawyer or Judge

Nurse Nurse

Research Scientist Mathematician, Statistician or Actuary; Scientific Researcher

Service Worker Law Enforcement Officer; Service Worker: Protective (other than law enforcement); Service Worker: Other

Skilled Worker Carpenter; Construction Craftsman; Draftsman; Electrician; Foreman; Mechanic, Machinist or Repairman; Plumber; Skilled Tradesman

Semi-skilled or Unskilled Worker Driver: Truck, Taxi or Bus; Factory Worker; Laborer (unskilled or semi- skilled); Service Worker Private Household (maid, cook, etc.)

Social Worker Counselor: Guidance, Family or School; Social, Welfare or Recreation Worker

Technologist Computer Programmer or Analyst; Technician or Technologist (other than health)

Other Choice Government Official, Administrator or Politician; Librarian or Archivist; Military (careor); Writer, Journalist, Interpreter; Other Occupation

Unemployed Unemployed

Undecided Undecided APPENDIX D

Precision of the Normative Data and Their Comparisois

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Precision of the Normative Data and Their Comparisons

So far as random errors are concerned, the standard error of a categorical percentage is a function of that percentage and of the number of participants (unweighted) in the norms group. Approximate standard errors for various item response percentages, by size of norms group, are presented in Table D-1.

If one allows for finite sampling and stratification, values would be somewhat lower. Primarily, however, stratification ensures some sampling in allsectors of higher education and provides a basis in the weighting procedures for disproportionate sampling of institutions.In comparisons involving item response percentages for independent norms groups or for freshman cohorts, the standard error of the difference is approximately equal to the square root of the sum of the squared sampling errors

A potentially important source of error in stratified sampling is thenon- representativeness of samples within each stratification cell. Although reasonable precautions are taken to minimize known sources of systematic bias, the data are subject to some unknown degree of constant and nonrandom variable errors. A participating institution must oe cautious when it compares its own summary data with data for the corresponding national norms group, especially when the institution is small or when it has not surveyed all entering freshmen.It is hoped that such comparisons can be made with more confidence this year because of the finer breakouts by selectivity level.

While comparisons of these 1973 data with national norms from the seven -102- previous surveys of freshmen (1966-72) are possible, such comparisons should keep in mind the following considerations:

1.Since certain items may not be comparable because of minor wording

changes,,the exact wording of items should first be examined.

2.Some items have been changed by expanding the number of categories (e.g., the 1973 career choices, and mOo,fields).

3.While every effort has been made to maximize comparability of the

institutional sample from year to year (repeat participation runs about

90 percent), comparability is reduced somewhat by (a) non-repeat

participation and (b) variation from year to year in the quality of data collected by repeat participants.

4.Changes in the stratification design may have reduced the comparabil-

ity of data from earlier yearsMajor changes in the stratification

and weighting procedures were introduced in 1968 (addition of cells

for black colleges and selectivity levels) and 1971 (addition of cells

for public and private universities, public and private black colleges, and size levels for two-year colleges).a

5. Since the regional norms are not based on the CIRP stratification

design (all of the other 34 norms groups are derived directly by

collapsing selected stratification cells), regional comparisons (par-

ticularly of N's), should be made with caution.

aCurrently under consideration by the CIRP staff is the production of new sets of normative data from earlier years based on an identical stratification procedure. -103/ /P

Standard Errors of Categorical Response Percentages for Norms Groups of Various Sizea

Number of Actual Par- ticipants in Norms Group 1% or 99% 10% or 90% 25% or 75% 50%

2,500 .199 .600 .866 1.000

5, 000 .141 .424 .612 .707

7,500 .115 .347 .500 .577

10,000 .100 .300 .433 .500

25,000 .063 .190 .274 .316

50,000 .044 .134 .194 .224

75,000 .036 .110 .158 .183

100,000 .031 .095. .137 .158

150,000 .026 .077 .112 .129

175, 000 .021 .071 .104 .120

aAssumes simple random sampling of students from an infinite population.

bTo determine, see Table 3, column 2. /2" 5/a2,6

APPENDIX E

Sample Report Furnished to a Participating Institution American Council on Education and the University of California Los Angeles SUMMARY OF CooperativeDATA ON ENTERING Institutional FRESHMEN FORResearch FALL Program conducted jointly by the 1973) Pope 1 of 10 Number of Students (*) Name of Institution, Description Item RespondentsNumber of 1064. Male38.9 Name of Institution Female 61.1 Total100.0 (Percentages) ( Universities Hatl NormsMale54.1 Pena le 45.9 Total100.0 Age by December 31, 19731916 1817or younger 1063. 78.014.0 U.06.0 84.1 7.28.00.3 01.7 9.97.20.2 79.015.2 4-00.1 82.010.7 6.50.2 13-180.4 5.10.1 111. 212b23-252220 -29 0.20.70.50.2 0.00.3 0.10.20.5 0.30.10.20.30.9 0.00-10.10.3 0.00.20.10.20.7 Citizenship 30 naturalizednativeor older born U.S. citizen 1048. 96.0 0.01.7 96.9 2.50.0 96.6 2.20.0 97.2 1.60.0 97.1 2.00.1 97.1 0.11.8 Racial Background (1)notBlack/Negro/Afro-Americanwhite/Caucasian a U.S. citizen 1059- 88.8 IMN=1,i2.42.2 91.0 2.00.6 90.2 2.21.2 95-7 2.31.2 94-2 3.90.9 95.0 3.01.1 OtherOrientalPuertoMexican-American/ChicanoAmerican Rican-American Indian 3.20-54.94.62-4 2.90.32.33.61.5 3.00.43.34.01.9 0.20.50.91.10.8 0.20.50.91.0 0.20.50.9o.e1-1 Tear Graduated Prom High1971 19721973School 1061. 97.6 0.01.7 98.8 1.2 98.3 1.4 ....11/1 96.8'2.0 0.3 98.2 0-21.1 97-4 0.31.6 H.S.1470 equivalency or earlier (G.E.D. test) 41,20-5 ' *0.0 4.00.0 , '0.1 4.00.2 0.20.6 0.10.2 0.10.4 Average Grade in HighA ORA-never School A+ com,:leted high school 1061. ,.0.922.0! 9.7' . 29.013.6 0.0 26.312.1 0.0 13.811.9 0.2 19.716.6 0.3 14.116.5 C.2 C.0-84a 22.336.31 S 2.96.5 \ 36.719.3 0.2-,0.8 20.536.6 3.01.2 24.924.113.0 7.4 23.527.9 7.63.0 25.810.824.3 5.4 Distance From Roue to5DC Collegemiles or less 1062. 3.50.00.2 0.00.51.2 2.20.00.4 5.10.14.2 4.90.11.7 5-03.30.1 were51-1006-10lal-soo 11-50thanmiles miles allesmiles500 miles 62.517.9 8.73.6 68.116.5 8.34.31.5 65.917.0 8.54.02.4 40.611.517.618.0 7-2 41.319.318.5 9.66.4 40.910-618.418-2 6.8 Name of Institution Americon Council on Educotion and the University of Colifornio, Los Angeles SUMMARY OF CooperativeDATA ON ENTERING Institutional FRESHMEN Research FOR FALL Program conducted jointly by the ( 1973) INV. 2 of 10 .lumber of College Applicationsthis college only Description Item RespondentsNumber of 1064. 43.5bale Name of Institution resale 41.4 Total 42.2 (Percentages) Universities Matl Norms42.6bale resale 43.4 Total 43_0 fivethreetwofourone others others otherothersothers 27.512.311.4 2.21.9 15.733.2 2.50.b5.5 14_031.0 2.38.21.2 15.518.8 3.56.2S.9 15.120.8 2_95.59.6 15-319.7 5.9.7 3.24 Number of College Acceptancesonethismore other college than fiveonly others 905. 31_843.6 1.2 37.038.7 1.1 39.735.9 1.1 25.437.2 3.6 27.036.1 2.6 36-72b.2 3.2 moretivethreetwoYour othersthanothers othersothers five others 15.6 0.30.57.11.1 17.6 0.60.41.54.3 16.8 0.60.31.35.4 10.418.6 1.81.94.7 10.019.1 4.61.41.8 18.810.2 4.61.67.8 . Highest Degree Planned Here 1011. , bachelor'sassociatenone (or (3.A-, ,aquivalent) B.S.) - 1.0 73.7 8.4. . 82,0 6.21.6 78.7 1.47-0 65.5 2.50.9 73.3 2.43.3 69.1 2-91.5 master's (M.A., M-5.) 12.4_ . 8-8 10.2 16-5 14.2 15.5 LL.B.otherB.D.M.D.,Ph.D., OROR D.O.,D.D.5., ORJ.D.M. id.D.Div. (law) OR D.Y.M. (divinity) 0-01.01.0"2.5 0.20.00-5*0.6 0.50.0a.o0.71.5- 0.70-13.76.23.9 0.70.01.12.92.0 4-70.70-12-53_C Highest Degree Plannedmaster'sassociatebachelor'snone Anywhere (M.A., (or (o.A., eyaivalent) 6.5.) B.S.) 952. 29-o 8.80.02.1 42.123.2 0.20.5 37.217.5 0.11.2 28.522.0 0.31.4 36.032.9 2.21.3 27.032-C 0.71.9 otherB.D.LL.B.M.D.,Ph. L. OR OED.O.,OR H.Div.Ed.J.D. D.D.S.,0. (law) Od D.V.M. (divinity) 20.516-820.0 2.10-0 17.9 1.60.05.29-4 13.618.9 0.09.81.8 17.811.416.8 0-51.3 12.5 0.14.59.21.3 13.914.6 0.38.21-3 In ReasonsSelecting Noted This as College Verywantedparents Important to wanted live awayme to trom come home here 1055.1034. 31.4 1.5 47.7 3.3 41.3 2.6 18.8 5.5 29.9 8.6 23.9 6.9 advicehasoffersofteredteacner a goodof specialsomeone rinancialadvisedacademic educwhome reputationassistance attendedprogram 1023.1003.1047.1022. 35.014.315.515.9 2.8 23.516.541.516.9 1.9 19.916.339.016.3 2.3 22.118.613.059.3 4.0 20.732.013.766.8 4.4 26-762.719.613.4 4.2 couldadvicehaswanted low not of tuition togetguidance live a job at counselor homy 1005.1013.';.990. 993. - 5.410.8 1.04.2 0.52.03.49.0 0.74.22.89.7 19.5 0.96.6b.3 21.4 5.61.05_8 ' 20.4 6.21.06.0 American Council Cooperative Institutional Research Program on Education and the University of California. Losconducted Angeles jointly by the Name of IrtsZitution Description Item RespondentsNumber of SUMMARY OF DATA ON ENTERING FRESHMEN FOR FALL Male Name of Institution Female Total (Percentages) ( 1973 ) universities Natl NormsBale Female TotalPoi* 3 of 10 Brothers/Sisters enderthreetwoonenone 21 1003. 11.924.433.022.9 24.312.520.135.1 12.324.334.321.1 20.413.423.031.0 13.323.431.020.2 20.323.231.0 Brothers/Sisters 21 or onenone4Older or more 832. 30.943_9 7.8 30.543.0 8.1 43.430.6 8.0 27.845.912.1 44.727.912.0 45.312.113.3 Brothers/Sisters4threetwo Or more In College 835. 15.4 4.25.o 18.6 6.11.8 17.3 2.85.9 16.6 6.03.6 17.3 6.43.7 27-817.0 6.23.6 4threetwoonenone or more 39.o50.2 0.30.69.3 11.249.237.1 0.42.2 49.610.438.1 0.51.4 57.933.3 7.20.41.2 35.355.0 0.38.01.4 56.o34.2 7.60.41.3 Father Currently Employednoyes,part-tineyes,full-time VI22. 91.5 7.80.8 92.0 6.91.1- 91.8 7.2/.0 93.9 5.01.0 93.6 5.31.2 93.8 5-11.1 ahemFather You Employed Entered Highnoyes,part-tineyes,full-time School ...... mr,..alr 96.9 0.41 95.0 t.3 95.8 1.1 96.9 2.30.7 96.7 2.50.9 96.8 0.82.4 Bother Currently Employednoyes,partyes,full-time -tine "te-18*- -28.8-53.,9'15.3 - 52.929-211.,9 29.154.016.9 50.132.817.1 49.117.433.5 33.149.717.2 Bother*hen EmployedYou Entered Highnoyes,part-tineyes,full-time School 996. 58.925.215.9 60.115.824.1 59.615.924.5 56.128.515.4 54.429.915.7 55.315.629.1 totalIndependent Incase Lastof Parents Year5500-$999lessnone than $500 * * 1046. 30.629.4 9.0 25.244.318.9 27.338.415.0 29.023.8 8.6 24.337.921.8 30mils14.6 S18,00055,000-33,000-54,999S1.000-$1,99952,000-52,999 59,999or sore 21.4 3.20.21.25.1 0.30.00.59.11.6 14.0 0.30.51.53.0 26.3 0.82.98.20.3 12.7 0.20.30.62.2 if 20.1 0.60.31.85.5 --- American Council on Education and the University of California, Los Angeles SUMMARY OF CooperativeDATA ON ENTERING Institutional FRESHMEN FORResearch FALL Program conducted jointly by the ( 1973) Pow 4 of 10 Financially Indep. thisNameyes ofYr. Institution ** Description item RespondentsNumber of 1055. !Sale10.0 Nameoffamcinakm Female 7.6 Total 8.7 (Percentages) Universities Nat]. Norms12.2Sale resale Total 9.0 10-7 Financially Indep. Lastnoyesno Ir. * 1050. 94.289.6 5.8 96.292.4 3.8 95.491.3 4.6 93.287.8 6.8 91.094.0 6.0 93.689.3 6.4 Estimated Parental Income $4,000$3,000less than - $3,000 $5,999$3,999 947. 2.10.51.3 1.40.52.3 0.51.91.7 2.31.01.4 2.91.31.6 2.61.21.5 $12,500410,000 -48,000$6,000 414,999312,499 - $9,99937,999 , 9. 1 7.05.52.3 3.07.63.7 4.09.87.43.2 13.513.3 6.53.9 12.713.6 6.14.3 13.113.4 6.34.0 $15,000435;.000430,000$25,000420,000 - -419,999- 129,999334,999424,999439,999 16.912-0-18.8 "r 15.3,4.7 0 --13.0 -a,.10.3 2.8 /0.110.1 - 12.618.415.9 8.93.6 14.319.1 3.25.27.5 13.817.6 3.65.87.8 18.514.1 3.35.47.6 Father's Education550;000grammar440;000 or - school more449,999 or less 1057. 2.73.9a.s 2.8 3.3 3.75.93.0 3.86.03.1 5.93.13.8 somepost-secondaryhigh collegehigh school school graduate other than coil -4-4107-12.7 2.7 11.:0" 4.33.79.3 10.612.1 4.03.7 15.223.0 4.17.9 21.116.1 4.76.9 15.622.1 4.47.5 graduatesomecollege graduate degreedegree school vit.s 30,04.9 , 311.5 6.3 , 29-432.3 -5.8 18.624.1 3.4 18.724.8 3.8 18.624.4 3.6 Bother's Educationhighgrammarsome school highschool graduateschool or less 1057. - 3-.0.22.1 ,,,,,'3.72...7- ,:-- -1..9' , 18.1 19.7 2.23.8 38.1 6.32.1 34.1 5.52.2 36.3 5.92.1 somegraduatecollegepost-secondary graduatecollege degreedegree school other than coil 28.224.5 8.74.95.1 29.126.4 9.94.86.0 28.825.6 9.54.85.7 19.417.7 5.82.97.6 20.219.8 5.73.39.3 19.818.7 5.83.18.3 Spouse's Educationsomegrammarnigh high schoolschool school graduateor less E. 0.0 33.3 0.0 12.5 0.00.0 35.711.9 6.7 22.6 6.24.4 31.6 6.69.5 graduatesomecollegepost-secondary graduatecollege degreedegree school other than coil 20.020.040.0 0.0 33.333.3 0.0 12.525.037.512.5 0.0 12.717.6 8.32.44.8 22.015.121.3 3.84.6 10.418.815.6 4.72.9 Cooperative Institutional Research Program conducted jointly by the Name of Institution Description Item American RespondentsNumber orCouncil on EducationSUMMARY and OF the DATA University ON ENTERING of California, FRESHMEN Los FOR Angeles FALL male NarneofInsrinneon Female Total ( 1973 Universities) Nat Male Female TotalPage Norms 5 of 10 ----- Probable Career Occupationbusinessartistbusiness (2)(roof (otner) mana4ament performer) 1006. 1.84.33.0 4.92.10.7 4.42.02.1 (Percentages) 6.88.42.1 5.36.51.6 6-65.33.6 doctorclergyeducator (8.D.or religions(secondary)(college 03 D.D.S.) teacher)worker 15.0 0.51.00.8 3.94.90.74-60.3 Z.63.40.78.60-5 14.4 0.32.41.00.5 5.55.71.06.10.3 10.6 2.73.91.00.4 ,educatorengineer (elementary)Healthfarmereducator professionalor (specialist) forester (non-M.D.) 7.12.66.40.5 * 12.4 2.10.d5.9 10-3 2.43.03-8 15.0 5.94%40.7 12.9 5.41.21.6 9.28.N2-92.9 researchhomemakernurselawyerhome economist scientist or dietician 17.8 9.70.00-0 4.45.41.80.80.3 10.2 6.51.10.50.2 10.3 0.10.05.70.0 3.97.43.10-8 4.93.57-40.4'1.4 technologistsocialskilledsemi-skilledservice or worker welfareworker or workerunskilled worker 0.30.01.00.3 3.80.31.10.20.3 0.11.12.40.3 0.20.91.70.61.0 4.00.10.20.51.2 "2.2 0.20-0.71-5 Probable Major field otherofundecidedunemployed Study(2) occupation 1031. 18.1 0.57.6 28.5 9.60.2 24.5 0.34-8 10.2 0.27.0 13.1 0.28.7 11.5 7.80.2 agricultureeducationbusinessbiologicalarts (rine (incl andsciences performing)zorestry) 21.4 7.04.70.71-5 14.3 9.90.59.61.9 17.0 3.87.96.40.6 18.212.1 5.04.23.0 15.410.2 7.58.71.4 13.210.5 8.87.52.9 engineeringhomehistoryhealthEnglish economics professionsand geography 2-53.06.73-00.0 8-50.63.90.92.0 6.43.60.62.23.0 16.5 0.05.52.11.'3 15.1 5.02.41.41.6 2-34.99.61-81.8 psychologyphysicalphysicsmathematics'insanities andsciences (other)chemistryand statistics (other) 4.73.55-53.2 8.20.81.o6.81.7 2.37-11.72.95.4 4.42.43.62.31.8 5.20.62.24.21.2 3.71-12.92.3 othersocialundecidedtechnicalsocial fields work sciences fields (other) 16.4 3.70.27.71.2 12.2 1.60.82.0 10.513.9 2.41.01-3 4.02.90.47.05.4 5.23.22.55.61.6 2.34.64.31.46.3 American Council on Education and the University of California, Los Angeles Cooperative Institutional Research Program amiducled jointly by the seasoas:Chected as VeryName of Institution Description Item RespondentsRunner of SUMMARY OF DATA ON ENTERING FRESHMEN FOR Rale Name of Percale Institution Total FALL (Percentages) ( 1973 Universities Satl MornsMale Female TotalPoo, 6ot 10 CareerImportant:for Choice Long-TermrapidJob openings advancement available 987-994.995. 22.431.8 20-944.216.0 26.539.518.4 45.536-446.3 28.224-453.6 37-549-,30-8 .'respected occupationchancecontributionindependenceinitih for anticipated steady to societyprogress earnings 985.994.996.997. 20.144.736.449-135.3 57-343.535.712.5 52.535-645.615.4 44.548.246.231-1 So.::41.437_423.6 50.242.145-127-6 intrinsicavoidrockbehelpiulwork pressurewith interest peopleideasto others in field 987.993.997.987-994- 72.848.152.859.215.7 83-374.072.360.320.9 79.264-164.959-918-9 69.048.051.449-115.1 77.870.771.753-816.1 73.158.660-551-315-6 DuringCredit PallRoars Tern to beCC Taken12-15more16-18 hrsthan hrs 18 hrs '35,545*-9 1.5 37.656.5 3.4 39-455-7 2.6 38.556-1 3.0 AResidence During Pall Tern 101.less than 6 hrs6-9 -11 8 htshrs 01.O 2 0.10.o1.7 0.20.71.5 0.10.61.6 ,college dormitoryotherfraternityotherwith campus parentsprivate housingor orsororityhone relatives, or apartmenthouse 81.17 75-478-1 2.31.7 81.414-8 1.80.31.5 78.216.6 1-81-41.9 Current Religions PreferenceCongregationalSaptiStother (U.C.c.) 2.1 10.3 2.30.2 10.1 2.50.2 10.2 2-40.2 LutheranLatterJevishSoiscopaIEastern Day OrthodoxSaints (Mormon) 10.8 3.34.30.5 1'0.5 11.0 2.60.85.2 10.9 4.53.40.70-4 0.67.00.26-53.6 4.50.57-40.27.1 7.20.26-84.00.6 'PresbyterianAuslimRomanQuakerMethodist Catholic(Society of Friends) 22.6 7-33.50.3 19-710.9 0-00.05.2 20.8 0-19.50.14.5 29.511.5 0.27.00.1 27.812.5 0.27.90.0 26.711.9 0.27.40.1 otherUnitarian-UniversalistSeventhnone Protestantreligion Day Adventist 31-9 5.33-30.51.8 27-1 5.25.80.21-4 28-9 4-80-35.21.5 13.8 0.50.13.13.8 11.0 2.94-30-80-1 12-5 3.04.00.10-7 Cooperative Institutional Research Program conducted jointly by the Name of-Institution Description Item American Council on Education and the University of California. Los AngelesRespondentsNumber of SUMMARY OFDATAONENTERINGFRESHMEN FOR FALL Hale Name of Institution Female Total ( 1973) Universities Natl NormsMale resale TotalAmr 7 of 10 COncernAbout FinancingilAjorconcernDo:concernsome College concern 1059. 46.641.312.1 15.647.137.2 14.34o.938.8 (Percentages) 14.648.936.6 48.634.117.3 48.715.835.5 SupportPart-time Prom or Summer WorkS1-$499none 962. 20.145.027.9 49.934.313.2 48.031.815.9 20.027.241.5 52.827.416.3 22.246.723.4 Support Prom over$2,000-$4,000$1,000-$1,9993500-5999 $4,000 0.05.91.1 0.00.22.4 0.50.03.7 9.70.21.4 0.00.23.2 0.90.16.7 Pull-Time" $1,000-$1,999Employment550051none -5499 -5999 815. 94.7 2.31.71.0 97.5- 0.40.67.4 96.4 0.61.21.5 8,9.9 3.92.13.3 93.5 0.92.23.2 91.6 1-52.83.6 Support :Prom Savingsnoneover52,000-$4,000 $4,000 40-1 0..30.0 43.8 0,00.2 42.4 0.10.1 39-5 0.30.6 41.1 0.00.2 40-2 0.20.4 .$1-499overZ2,000-54,000$500-$99931,000-$1,999 $4,000 44.8 5 1.87.40 9 45.2 0.*0.927.2 5 45.1 0-63.57.3t.2 13.836.5 0.72.37.2 41.310.6 0.61.64.8 38.712.3 0.62.06.1 Support From SpouseS500-$999$1$49951,000-$1,499none 97.8 0.4 IL.00,00.6 7 98.4 0.10.10.5 98.1 0.30.50.4 98.3 0.30.50.4 98.2 0.30.50.4 Support From Parentalnoneover 32,000-54,300Family $4,000 1004. .0.7,-9.00.4 '0.2 4.90.4 6.50.4 14.0 0.3 9.40.30.4 11.8 0.30.4 over$1,0007$1.9994500-$999S1-$499$2000-$4,000 54,000 26.934.911.811.3 6.2 41.020.410.613.4 9.8 38.622.910-612.5 8.9 1111.=11 21.124.210.614.415.7 25.712.723.715.513.1 23.223.915.611.513.8 BilitarySupport'From Service Parent's Benefitnone 313. 94.0 95.7 95.1 96.3 96.5 96.4 .0ver S4,00052,000-$4,000$1,0005500S1-$499 -5999 -$1,999 0.30.31.30.73.3 0.00.61.00.82.0 0.10.90.62.5 0.4 0.10.80.71.7 0.30.10.71.7 0.10.30.80.71.7 American Counc.I on Education and the University of California, Los Angeles Cooperative Institutional Research Program conducted jointly by the Support From Name of Institution Description Item RespondentsNumber of SUMMARY OF DATA ON ENTERING FRESHMEN FOR FALL Male Name of Institution Vemale Total (Percentages) ( 1973 ) Universities Natl NormsBale Female TotalPaw 8 of 10 Parent.s Social Securitynone51,000-$1,999550051-$499 -5999Benefit 815. 93.6 3.41.71.0 92.3 2.13.51.5 92.8 2.03.41.3 94.2 1.21.62.5 93.5 3.31.21.7 93.9 2.91.61.2 Ri/itarySupport rumService Personal Benefitover$2,000-54,000 54,000 796. 0.00.3 0.20.4 0.10.4 0.10.4 0.10.3 0.10.3 $1,-000-42,0005500$99951-5499none 99.0 0.30.30.0 99.8 0.20.0 99.5 0.10.30.0 99.1 0.20.40.10.1 99.8 0.00.0 99.4 0.10-10.20.1 Scholarships or Grantsnoneover52,000-$4,000 $4,000 .0.3-=-10 0 - -.0 O. 57,5 e".,:',0.50.0 0.0 63.7 0.1 63.7 0.0 63.7 n.1 T2,000-54,000$1,000-51,94951-54995500-$ggg 14-;-9..:1441.0'.7. :17,..4.1-,-r: 9;,2`v--,A26'. - /1% k .16.;,1 , '376.1. 9.,0 13.2 5.07.49.1 16.1 6.83.79.3 14.5 7.19.2 over $4,000 i .. '0:-..::: - .- --'0.0.'\, :',...., 1r; 1 S . 1.5 0.4 1.0 ' .:7 ,.... ,, 4.4 Federally Ins. or College4500-5499.51-$499none Loans ..- 828 ..e.' - .8- 0 8b. 8.8", as.'%,.' a. E.:,: 80.8 4.26.7 80.8 6.94.5 80.8 6.84.3 Other Repayable Loanover52,000-54,00051,000-51,999 14,000 aos- 0-3-0.33.6 - 2.5' 0.06.4 ', 41.40.1 .% 0.27.11.0 0.20.96.7 0.26.91.0 51,000-51,9995500-$999$1-5499none 0.05-41.0 2: -', -1.296.9 0.21.0 96.3 2.00.11.0 93.7 2.11.81.7 92.8 2.12.12.2 93.3 2.11.9 Other Sources of Supportnoneover52,000-54,000 54,000 764. 93.3 0.30.00° 96.0 0.00.8 95.0 0.10.5 9.6 0.20.5 96.1 0.20.6 95.8 0.50.2 over$2,000-54,000051,000-$1,999550051 -5499$4,000 -5999 0.41.40.72.3 0.22.30.40.01.0 0.40.50.90.72.5 0.40.60.31.02.1 0.30.40.82.00.6 0.30.40.60.92.1 Veteran aoyes,seryedyes,did notin Soutnenstserve in SEAsia Asia 1064. 99.3 0.20.5 100.0 0.0 99.7 0.10.2 99.3 0.30.4 99.9 0.0 94.6 0.2 Cooperative Institutional Research Program Name of Institution Item American Council on Education and the University of California, Los Angeles Number of SUMMARY OF DATA ON ENTERING FRESHMEN FOR FALL conducted jointly by the NmmeofInstitution ( 1973 ) Universities Natl Norms P.n. 9 of 10 .EssentialObjectives or ConsideredVery Importantachieve to be in a performing art Descri!.tion Respondents 1357. 23.4sale Female 29.6 Total 27.2 (Percentages) Male17.1 Peaale 26.6 Total 21.5 influencehaveraisebe influencean admin. aauthority familysocial responsibilitypolitical valuesin my fieldstructure 1050.1053.1054.1056. 38.430.925.160.717.4 48.410.334.918.853.6 44.521.313.033.3-56.3 28.351.019.366.9 19.253.533.012.760.6 24.152.216.264.030.5 developbeDv: helpinvoledvery otnerspailosophywell-oft in environ.in financiallydifficulty or life cleanupsuccess,"6.1 in my own business 1055.1054.1057.7049.1055. 73.441.042.558.552.1 81.143.973.034.328.7 78.142.8*71441:2341,1 68.033.749.155.260.6 77.532.571.342.731.0 72.433.240.762.652_4 Zgree Strongly or Somewhatgov'tkeepbecome upnot awith communitycontrolling political leader pollution affairs 1054.1056.1051. 90.856.225.4 93.257.839.2 92.257.233.8 87.748.726.5 90.647.235.7 48-030.889.0 gov't not desegregatingprotecting consumer quickly 1047.1014. -76.053.7 82.657.0 , 55.780.8 44.775.1 49.579.7 77.246.9 wealthywomen'speopletoo many shouldshouldactivities rights bepay forpaid morebest criminals equally taxesin home 1453_,1038.1043.1021. -15-275-633:611.3 - 71.215.526.4 6.7',, ' ,17.0 12.970_029.2 74.322.933.653.1 69.313.520.640.3 72.021-847-324.4 colmarijuanacanwomendiscourage regulate do should littleitcshould studentslarge get .be changejobfamilies legalized orf equality campussociety 1047.1050-1060.'i1050.1048. 48.796-686-673-7 5.6 34:7.98.871.682.8 - 4.1 40.284.397.972.4 4.7 43.190.773.6n4.0 9.7 35.769.247.897.6 7.6 93.951.239.771.! 8.7 studentsregulatede-emphasizeabolishbenefit help ofcollegestudent collegeevaluate organized gradespublications is faculty monetarysports X1040.1044-,1430-1044.,1047.. - " 12.8:38.8 31.143-5-1W.0- --'12.5 ,415.-5 40.427.823.7 .,.84.7 26.638.732.112.6 22-726.731.876.952.0 24.121.733.979.439.9 22.325.532.878.146.5 adoptcolcollegepret too open treatmentlaxhas admissions onright student forto bandisadvantagedat protests pubspeaker col 1045.1005.1046.1050. , -11.033,4' ,21.8 9.3 , ,-,14.7 -36.9 19.2 9.2 20.215.637_9 9.2 22.533.633.420.4 22.627.033.615.5 22.630.633.18.2 Political Orientationliberalfaruse leftsame degree standard for all 1009.1026. 55.481.6 5.5 49.874.5 3.3 51.977.3 4.2 78.636.9 2.6 34.676.8 1.4 35.8 77.82.0 lerital Status farconservativemiddle right -of -the -road 1042. 28.610.3 0.3 39.4 0.07.5 35.2 0.18.6 14.645.2 0.6 12.451.3 0.2 48.113.6 0.4 notdating,butseeingpresently dating one engagedmarriedinnoperson recentone steadilyexclusively months 23.646.228.7 0.7 46.118.333.7 1.60.3 20.346.231.8 1.20.5 47.819.730.6 0.51.3 46.535.615.7 0.41.8 47.233.017-9 0.41.5 American Council on Education and the University of California, Los Angeles SUMMARY OF CooperativeDATA ON ENTERING Institutional FRESHMEN FOR FALL conducted jointly by the Research Program ( 1973) Poo. 10 of 10 Bow many Children Nownone ** Name of Institution Description Item RespondentsNumber of 1052. 100.0 Male Name of Institution 100.0Female 100.0Total (Percentages) Universities Natl Norms99.4Male Female 99.6 --.,..., Total99.0 5tourthreetwoone or more 0.0 0.0 0.00-00.0 0.20.10.30.00.1 0.10-00.00.2 0.00.10.20.1 Total Children Expectedtwoone none** 999. 58.919.5 2.9 57.915.810.7 3-o 58.314-414.1 3.3 48.019.418.2 2.6 45-312-7 2.7 20.846.715.6 2.6 StudentsVery Good Estimate That TheyChances Will5fourthree or ire more 12.2 3.92.6 7.84.2 6.33.6 6.85.0 22.311.3 5.8 5.48.9 begraduatetailchange elected one careermajor withor to more fieldstudenthonorschoice courses office 1061...-1058.1048.1056t058. s , 30.3 25,9,14.7'1-92.2 '''-2.6-35.1 30.7 9.41-2 28-811.433.2 2-41.8 16.512.617.6 2.3 19.720.0 1.49.21.8 11.118_C18.7 2.17.9 livejoin in aa socialcoeducational frat or dormsorority 1060-'1060' 81-0 6.8 __13-3-, .73.7 ', 16°.510.8 ' ' 30.916.5 33.219-4 31.917-8 workneedmakebelive elected atextrainat outsideait communetimeto a an'8' jobto honor whilecompleteaverage society in coldegr '1054.'1051.1062.1056.1060. Iza.a63.0- 7.87_64.6 37.9'54:9.;-8.5 6-53.6' 34.458.0 6.98.24.0 23.843.1 4.37.31.4 27.940.7 3.96.71.6 25.742.0 7.04.71.5 seerse-,, individual vocational counseling counseling 105711056.,- . 12.721-0 , 32-1 8.5 .-,10..1 28.1 10.0 5.5 14-4 5.0 12.0 5.3 yetenroll a bachelor's in honors degreecourses 1056.1052. "-88,-,0 16,/ , - 89.6 10.8 89.012:8 78.613-0 80.712.2 12.779.S. entertransrerdrop outarmed tcpermanantlytemporarily forcesanother college 1056.1059.1047.1062. 3446 1-05.61.0 - ,34.2 6-1,,0.21-1 32.8 4.80.51.0 7.40.71.51.0 10-7 0.71.02.1 0.9.3.90.81.7 be marryfindbemore satisfied asuccessfulwithinwhile job in ina with preferredyearcollege than college alter most field cal 1046.1054.1053.1034. 51.127-653.011.4 4.6 49.760.616.514.0 6.8 50-257-614-519.3 6.0 15.358.123.654.8 6-1 20-156.464-613-7 8-2 57.359.417.519_C 7.0 (**) ThisTotal item numper is reportedof valid forforms the received first time from in your 1973- instution. Items not indicated with 0*** are repeated or modi- (2)(1) RecategorizationPercentagesfied questions will oftram sumthis oneto item moreor morefrom than ofa 100longerthe if earlier anylist students issurveys. shown checked in Appendix more thanC of onethe category.1973 Nat'l Norms Report.