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MIT 012 · 07-24-2008, 07:23 AM

Post #23 is mostly correct.

In a number of states '07-'08 was when the # of graduating white
seniors peaked ([url=http://www.wiche.edu/Policy/Knocking/1992-2022/data.asp] see this link to the data [/ul]).

The combination of different ethinicity/race numbers might dealy the
peak in some states to next year or one year after but this matters
only if you put down "race unknown".

you should be considering what you put down as your
group/ethinicity/race (if any) and see what happens with
the trend?

07-24-2008, 07:23 AM	#24
MIT 012 Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: CAMBRIDGE, MA, USA Posts: 356	Post #23 is mostly correct. In a number of states '07-'08 was when the # of graduating white seniors peaked ([url=http://www.wiche.edu/Policy/Knocking/1992-2022/data.asp] see this link to the data [/ul]). The combination of different ethinicity/race numbers might dealy the peak in some states to next year or one year after but this matters only if you put down "race unknown". you should be considering what you put down as your group/ethinicity/race (if any) and see what happens with the trend? Last edited by MIT 012; 07-24-2008 at 07:28 AM.