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Figure A	Distribution of majors	t02
Figure B	1997 salary by gender	t04b2

Table A	Average job/number of months worked	t03c
	Percentage with unemployment	t03b
Table B	1997 Occupation	t06
Table C	Full-time salary: 1994	t04a1
	Full-time salary: 1997	t04a2
	Salary increase percentage	t04a3
Table D1	Job benefits	t08
Table D2	Satisfaction with various aspects of job	t09

Figure 1	Percent with no grad enrollment*	t01

Table 1	Percent with no grad enrollment*	t01
Table 2	Major	t02
Table 3a	Employment status 1994	t03a1
	Employment status 1997	t03a2
Table 3b	Unemployment spells	t03b
Table 3c	Job stability	t03c
Table 4a	Full-time salary: 1994	t04a1
	Full-time salary: 1997	t04a2
	Salary increase percentage	t04a3
Table 4b	1994 Salary by gender	t04b1
	1997 Salary by gender	t04b2
	Percent increased by gender	t04b3
Table 5	Salary distribution: 1994	t05a
	Salary distribution: 1997	t05b
Table 6	JOB97 97 Occupation	t06
Table 7	Various job attributes for April 97 job	t07
Table 8	Job benefits	t08
Table 9	Satisfaction with various aspects of job	t09
Table 10	Reasons for taking job	t10

Table 11a	Average full-time salary: all	t11a c11a.cpf
Table 11b	Average full-time salary: males	t11b c11b.cpf
Table 11c	Average full-time salary: females	t11c c11c.cpf
Table 12a	Average percent salary increase: all	t12a c12a.cpf
Table 12b	Average percent salary increase: males	t12b c12b.cpf
Table 12c	Average percent salary increase: females	t12c c12c.cpf
Table 13	Job required degree and had career potential	t13 c13.cpf