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Five-year trends in minority degree production - Special Report Top 100 Degree Producers

by Victor M.H. Bordern , June 18, 2007

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KEY: % Grad  Ethnic proportion of the graduating class
             Retention data given for African American and Hispanic
             Baccalaureate degrees (pgs. 40-41).
     % Ret   Percent of the freshmen class who graduated within four
             years. (NCAA Division I data for 88-89 freshmen)
     f       Percent of freshmen who are retained to second year.
             (NCAA Division II & III data for 1993-94 freshmen
     n/a     Not available
     --      Not a member of the NCAA
     TWI     Traditionally White Institution
     HBCU    Historically Black Colleges and Universities

VICTOR M. H. BORDEN, PH.D. Director, Information Management and Institutional Research Assistant Professor of Psychology Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)

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