Annual Report 1935
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That part-time students are not as a group identical with partly and fully employed students may be demonstrated by a number of 176 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY comparisons. Thus, of the 2,599 students here considered, 830 were registered for a full-time program, but one in four of these was em- ployed: 65 (8 per cent) on a full-time basis, and 139 (17 per cent) on a part-time basis. Thus 25 per cent of the full-time students were fully or partly employed. On the other hand, 163 students registered for ...no courses, but 65 (40 per cent) of these had no employment, while 39 (24 per cent) were employed only part time. Of the stu- dents who registered for one course only, the majority (64 per cent) had full-time employment, but 20 per cent of them were wholly unemployed while 16 per cent were on part-time employment only.
Most important of all, however, are the figures for the entire group of so-called part-time students; that is, students who regis- tered for fewer than 12 points. There were 1,769 of these.
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That part-time students are not as a group identical with partly and fully employed students may be demonstrated by a number of 176 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY comparisons. Thus, of the 2,599 students here considered, 830 were registered for a full-time program, but one in four of these was em- ployed: 65 (8 per cent) on a full-time basis, and 139 (17 per cent) on a part-time basis. Thus 25 per cent of the full-time students were fully or partly employed. On the other hand, 163 students registered for ...no courses, but 65 (40 per cent) of these had no employment, while 39 (24 per cent) were employed only part time. Of the stu- dents who registered for one course only, the majority (64 per cent) had full-time employment, but 20 per cent of them were wholly unemployed while 16 per cent were on part-time employment only.
Most important of all, however, are the figures for the entire group of so-called part-time students; that is, students who regis- tered for fewer than 12 points. There were 1,769 of these.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Columbia University. Office of the President to read onlineMoreLess
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