Almost 90 percent of college-continuing seniors intend to work while continuing their education, and 35 percent plan to work more than 20 hours per week¶
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q2 i? About half of seniors reported not working during senior year, but almost 90 percent intend to work while continuing education and 35 percent plan more than 20 hours per week. → Jenny Nagaoka 2006
Evidence¶
Jenny Nagaoka 2006¶
Jenny Nagaoka, Ginger Stoker, Vanessa Coca, and Melissa Roderick. (2006). Results about Postsecondary Preparation from the 2005 Survey at Sample School. Consortium on Chicago School Research. http://www.postsecondary.cps.k12.il.us/postsecond/opendoors.html
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Senior survey on work hours during high school and intended work hours while continuing education; the report states "almost 90 percent intend to work while continuing their education in the fall, and 35 percent reported planning to work more than 20 hours per week."
"About half of seniors in all Chicago public high schools reported not working at all during their senior year, but almost 90 percent intend to work while continuing their education in the fall, and 35 percent reported planning to work more than 20 hours per week."
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Related Claims¶
- Nearly 90 percent of seniors report their parents want them to go to college after high school graduation — related
- More than 83 percent of Chicago public high school seniors plan to continue their education in the fall, and nearly 80 percent aspire to at least a four-year degree — related
- Parents are the most common source of help for seniors' postsecondary planning, cited more often than teachers or counselors — related
- CPS students' ACT scores fall below both their college aspirations and their own expectations, and most interviewed students scored lower than they expected — related
- Most interviewed CPS seniors describe senior year as unchallenging and easier than previous years — related
- Chicago public high school seniors do considerably less homework than high school seniors nationally — related
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Almost 90 percent of college-continuing seniors intend to work while continuing their education, and 35 percent plan to work more than 20 hours per week |
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Almost 90 percent of college-continuing seniors intend to work while continuing their education, and 35 percent plan to work more than 20 hours per week |
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2011 |
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