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Education ... 

Drop out rates, student mobility/transfers and educational attainment are key indicators related to a young person's future. Income, stability and professional opportunities are directly linked to a person's educational achievement.


 Why are education indicators important ?

  Not graduating from high school is associated with many future problems for young   adults. Students who drop out of school are three times as likely to slip into poverty in   adulthood as are those who finish high school, and job prospects are minimal for young   and unskilled workers.


Post-Secondary Education Level

SOURCE: US Census Data (1980, 1990, 2000)

Universities   Community and Technical Colleges    Private Colleges and Universites  
Private Career Schools

 

Educational Level: 25 years & older  1980  1990 2000
  Some college, no degree 9,060 11,101 9,026
  Bachelor's degree 5,603 8,108 10,291
  Graduate or professional degree 4,441 4,083 4,361









 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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