Standard errors for table 2: Percentage of 1992–93 bachelor’s degree recipients who borrowed for undergraduate education from any source and, among borrowers, average amount borrowed and percentage distribution of amount borrowed, by student and institutional characteristics

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Table S2. Standard errors for table 2: Percentage of 1992–93 bachelor’s degree recipients who borrowed for undergraduate education from any source and, among borrowers, average amount borrowed and percentage distribution of amount borrowed, by student and institutional characteristics

			Amount borrowed
Student and institutional characteristics	Percent who borrowed	Average amount borrowed	Less than $5,000	$5,000– 9,999	$10,000– 14,999	$15,000 or more

Total	0.86	$210	0.94	0.83	0.75	1.02

Dependency status and family income
Dependent
Lowest	1.58	440	2.07	1.73	1.63	2.56
Low middle	1.73	370	2.78	2.52	1.99	1.54
High middle	1.46	770	2.72	2.50	1.80	2.91
Highest	1.33	630	2.45	2.22	2.35	2.70
Independent	1.39	240	1.38	1.73	1.20	1.36

Type of degree-granting institution
Public 4-year	1.08	220	1.42	1.08	1.04	1.10
Non-doctorate-granting	2.10	470	2.68	1.75	1.58	2.07
Doctorate-granting	1.29	210	1.54	1.22	1.48	1.35
Private not-for-profit 4-year	1.43	320	1.28	1.66	1.27	1.89
Non-doctorate-granting	2.04	440	1.65	2.59	1.46	2.37
Doctorate-granting	2.10	550	2.02	1.69	2.35	2.92
Other	6.36	1,190	6.60	6.15	6.34	5.56

Highest enrollment after bachelor’s degree by 2003
No additional degree enrollment	1.26	320	1.38	1.22	1.11	1.47
Nongraduate degree or certificate	2.69	640	3.03	2.88	3.48	3.14
Graduate or first-professional degree	1.13	260	1.46	1.47	1.18	1.38

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, 1993/03 Baccalaureate and Beyond Longitudinal Study (B&B:93/03).