Standard errors for the percentage of 1992–93 and 1999–2000 bachelor’s degree recipients who had borrowed for their undergraduate education, average total amount borrowed by borrowers (in 1999 constant dollars), and among those in repayment a year later, average monthly salary and loan payment (in 2001 constant dollars) and median debt burden, by type of degree-granting institution

Contexts of Postsecondary Education: Standard Error Tables

Debt Burden of College Graduates

Table S38. Standard errors for the percentage of 1992–93 and 1999–2000 bachelor’s degree recipients who had borrowed for their undergraduate education, average total amount borrowed by borrowers (in 1999 constant dollars), and among those in repayment a year later, average monthly salary and loan payment (in 2001 constant dollars) and median debt burden, by type of degree-granting institution

	All graduates	Borrowers	Borrowers in repayment
Type of degree-granting institution	Percent who had borrowed	Average amount borrowed	Average monthly salary	Average monthly loan payment	Median debt burden

	1992–93		1994
Total	0.78	$180	$100	$3	0.18
Public 4-year	0.84	210	130	3	0.24
Nondoctoral	1.64	410	130	5	0.35
Doctoral	1.03	270	190	4	0.27

Private not-for-profit 4-year	1.37	330	70	7	0.32
Nondoctoral	1.94	550	100	7	0.39
Doctoral	1.65	640	100	16	0.58

	1999–2000		2001
Total	0.54	$260	$40	$3	0.14
Public 4-year	0.75	300	30	3	0.20
Nondoctoral	1.63	450	60	6	0.34
Doctoral	0.85	360	40	4	0.23

Private not-for-profit 4-year	1.16	510	90	7	0.25
Nondoctoral	1.54	570	130	10	0.29
Doctoral	1.50	970	90	10	0.40

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, NCES, 1993/94 and 2000/01 Baccalaureate and Beyond Longitudinal Studies (B&B:93/94 and B&B:2000/01).

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