How many people actually do go to college the statistics?
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huh?  do you mean.. How many people actually do go to specific colleges based on their statistics?
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That is simply not a question one can answer without first knowing  which country/state you are focusing on.  If you are interested in the United States, generally only 25 percent of the adult population holds a bachelor's or higher degree.
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4400 graduate and undergraduate students
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only 50 percent of all students graduate. \n6 percent go on to attend college. \nSix out of 10 male students end up jobless, \n80 percent wind up in jail
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I think statistics has a higher chance of being relevant. It's usual to be able to analyze studies in any subject.
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According to the US Census (2005 community survey), 10% of the population had graduate/professional degrees...\n\nAs to the Ph.D.'s you can search the website below, but I imagine it would be in the 2-4% range for Ph.D.'s. \n\nI don't imagine it any higher than that... which is good since we need people to do real work... :-)
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I don't know about nationally, but in my particular school international students make up about 12% of the undergraduates. It's probably on the higher end of the spectrum, but I'm not really sure.
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not sure bout statistics... but im a nursing student... its bloody hard
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the stated average is 100.\nthe average college graduate is usually around 120.\n'genius' levels begin around 135.\n\nthere are many iq tests online.  i've linked to one below.\n\n//
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Absolutely. A child who's parent went to college have a far greater college attendance and graduation rate than children who's parent did not attend or graduate from college. The census tracks these numbers.
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87,857,473\nhttp://education.yahoo.com/reference/factbook/rp/popula.html
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In the absence of hard data, you can make a rough estimate. \nAccording to the UK Grad program around 15,000 PhD students graduated in 2003. http://www.grad.ac.uk/cms/ShowPage/Home_page/Resources/What_Do_PhDs_Do_/UK_PhD_degrees_in_context/p!ecdXXji\n\nAssuming this number is constant, which it wont be, let's assume that there are very few PhD graduates over 75.\n\nSo if 15,000 students graduate with PhDs every year, and have done for the last 50 years, then there are 750,000 PhD graduates in the UK.\n\nGiven the population is around 60 million, this means 1.25% of people in the UK have PhDs from British Universities. Given that there won't have been 15,000 PhD students in 1956, this is probably an overestimate.\n\nAlso this estimate doesn't include those students who then go abroad. Around 10% of recent PhD graduates go abroad, according to this survey: http://www.grad.ac.uk/downloads/documents/WDPD/WDPD%20regional.pdf#search='number%20of%20PHD%20graduates%20UK'\n\n\nIt also doesn't include those PhD students who come to the UK with PhDs - as a strong economy I'd expect a net influx of PhD students. Perhaps the National Statistics Office can answer that better: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/CCI/nscl.asp?ID=6164
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I did - it helped me mature and was one of the big reasons I was successful in college.\n\nIncidentally, did you know that 68% of all statistics are made up?
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42.0% Male, 58.0% Female\nTotal Students: 4,224
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College isnt for everyone.\nheh
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Around 50,000/y right out of college. up to 80,000/y with experience.\n\nthis is aproximate.
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What kinds of statistics are you looking for?  Graduation rates? Tuition?  Number of students?