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College Persistence on the Rise? Changes in 5-Year Degree Completion and Postsecondary Persistence Rates Between 1994 and 2000

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Table A	For beginning postsecondary students who first enrolled in 4-year institutions, percentage distribution by parents’ highest level of education: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table A	table SA	t1b94 t1b01 t2b94 t2b01 t2b94a t2b01a t5ab94 t5ab01 income94 income01

Table B	Percentage of beginning postsecondary students who had completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary education, by type of first institution and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table B	table SB	t13ab94 t13ab01 t13bb94 t13bb01 t13cb94 t13cb01



Table 1	Percentage distribution of beginning postsecondary student characteristics, by type of first institution attended and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 1	table S1	t1b94 t1b01 t2b94 t2b01 t2b94a t2b01a t5ab94 t5ab01 income94 income01

Table 2	Percentage distribution of beginning postsecondary students, by type of first institution attended and year enrolled according to the highest level of education completed by either parent, student expectations, and remedial coursetaking: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 2	table S2	t4b94 t4b01 t10b94 tgoalb01 t12b94 t12b01
Table 3	Percentage distribution of beginning postsecondary students, by type of first institution attended and year enrolled according to characteristics associated with higher risk of not completing postsecondary education: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 3	table S3	t9db94 t9db01 t6b94 t6b01 t7ab94 t7ab01 t9cb 94 t9c01 t8b94 t8b01 t9bb94 t9b01 t10bb94 t10bb01

Table 4	Percentage of beginning postsecondary students who received loans or grants, by type of first institution attended and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 4	table S4	tab4a94 tab4a01 tab4b94 tab4b01 tab4c94 tab4c01 tab4d94 tab4d01

Table 5a	Percentage of beginning postsecondary students who had completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary education, by type of first institution attended and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 5-A	table S5-A	t13ab94 t13ab01 t13bb94 t13bb01 t13cb94 t13cb01

Table 5b	Percentage of beginning postsecondary students who had completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary education, by student characteristics and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 5-B	table S5-B	t13ab94a t13ab01a t13bb94a t13bb01a t13cb94a t13cb01a

Table 6	Among beginning postsecondary students who began at 4-year institutions, the percentage who had completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary education, by student characteristics and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 6	table S6	t14ab94 t14ab01 t14bb94 t14bb01 t14cb94 t14cb01 t14ab94a t14ab01a t14bb94a t14bb01a t14cb94a t14cb01a

Table 7	Among beginning postsecondary students who began at public 4-year institutions, the percentage who had completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary education, by student characteristics and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 7	table S7	t14db94 t14db01 t14eb94 t14eb01 t14fb94 t14fb01 t14db94a t14db01a t14eb94a t14eb01a t14fb94a t14fb01a

Table 8	Among beginning postsecondary students who began at private not-for-profit 4-year institutions, the percentage who had completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary education, by student characteristics and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 8	table S8	t14gb94 t14gb01 t14hb94 t14hb01 t14ib94 t14ib01 t14gb94a t14gb01a t14hb94a t14hb01a t14ib94a t14ib01a

Table 9	Among beginning postsecondary students who began at public 2-year institutions, the percentage who had completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary education, by student characteristics and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 9	table S9	t16ab94 t16ab01 t16bb94 t16bb01 t16cb94 t16cb01 t16ab94a t16ab01a t16bb94a t16bb01a t16cb94a t16cb01a

Table 10	Among beginning postsecondary students who began at private for-profit institutions, the percentage who had completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary education, by student characteristics and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 10	table S10	t17ab94 t17ab01 t17bb94 t17bb01 t17cb94 t17cb01 t17ab94a t17ab01a t17bb94a t17bb01a t17cb94a t17cb01a

Table11a	Percentage of beginning postsecondary students identified as traditional college students who had completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary education, by type of first institution attended and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 11-A	table S11-A	t13db94r t13db01r t13eb94r t13eb01r

Table 11b	Percentage of beginning postsecondary students with any risk characteristics who had completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary education, by type of first institution attended and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 11-B	table S11-B	t13db94r t13db01r t13eb94r t13eb01r

Table 12	Among beginning postsecondary students who had ever transferred, the percentage who completed a degree or were still enrolled 5 years after they began postsecondary enrollment, by type of first institution attended and year enrolled: 1989–90 and 1995–96	table 12	table S12	94tot1 01tot1 94inst1 01inst1 94tot2 01tot2 94inst2 01inst2

College Persistence on the Rise? Changes in 5-Year Degree Completion and Postsecondary Persistence Rates Between 1994 and 2000

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