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Number of 4-year institutions, by size of low-income enrollment in the 1998 graduation rate cohort, Carnegie classification, and selectivity: 2004
  Size of low-income enrollment in graduation rate cohort1
Carnegie classification and selectivity Total Small Moderate Large
   Total2 1,301 272 638 391
Doctoral 246 95 116 35
Very selective 107 56 39 12
Moderately selective 118 36 68 14
Minimally selective 21 3 9 9
Master’s 543 73 296 174
Very selective 68 27 27 14
Moderately selective 353 40 216 97
Minimally selective 122 6 53 63
Bachelor’s 512 104 226 182
Very selective 117 68 33 16
Moderately selective 279 27 152 100
Minimally selective 116 9 41 66

1 Based on the percent of federal grant aid recipients in graduation rate cohort: small = 20 percent or less, moderate = 21 to 39 percent, large = 40 percent or more.

2 All 4-year institutions eligible for Title IV funding with a doctoral, master’s, or baccaluareate Carnegie classification, a valid selectivity classification, and with at least 50 full-time freshmen enrolled in 1998.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), 2004.