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Cross-national comparisons of instructional time

New tables with cross-national comparisons of average numbers of hours of instruction in and out of schools.

BPS:04/09 Transcript Data Available

Data from the 2004/09 Beginning Postsecondary Students Longitudinal Study (BPS:04/09) transcripts are available for use on NCES’s web-based data analysis tool – PowerStats, and as a restricted-use data file.

Data Snapshot

2009 graduates earned an average of 3 credits more over the course of their high school education than 1990 graduates. This translates to about 420 additional hours of instruction during their high school careers.
2009 graduates earned an average of 3 credits more over the course of their high school education than 1990 graduates. This translates to about 420 additional hours of instruction during their high school careers.

 

Fifty-seven percent of eighth-grade AI/AN students in public schools and 55 percent in BIE schools indicated that they planned to go to college full time after high school.
Fifty-seven percent of eighth-grade AI/AN students in public schools and 55 percent in BIE schools indicated that they planned to go to college full time after high school.

 


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