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The state with the largest number of students enrolled in for-profit fouryear undergraduate programs has the smallest number of students enrolled in not-for-profit four-year undergraduate programs.: True
The state with the median number of students enrolled in not-for-profit four-year undergraduate programs also has the median number of students enrolled in not-for-profit two-year undergraduate programs.: True
More than half of the students enrolled in degree-granting programs in Minnesota attend for-profit schools.: True
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Total Fall Enrollment in Private Degree-Granting Institutions: 2008
The table above gives the 2008 enrollment in private degree-granting institutions for the 20 states with the highest total enrollment, as well as for the District of Columbia. These statistics do not include state-funded and federally funded public institutions. The data include both for-profit and not for-profit institutions; enrollment for both of these categories is provided in addition to the total enrollment.
Consider the following statements about enrollment in the 21 states (including the District of Columbia) shown in the table. For each statement, indicate whether the statement is True or False, based on the information provided in the table.
The table above gives the 2008 enrollment in private degree-granting institutions for the 20 states with the highest total enrollment, as well as for the District of Columbia. These statistics do not include state-funded and federally funded public institutions. The data include both for-profit and not for-profit institutions; enrollment for both of these categories is provided in addition to the total enrollment.
Consider the following statements about enrollment in the 21 states (including the District of Columbia) shown in the table. For each statement, indicate whether the statement is True or False, based on the information provided in the table.
Undergraduate | Postbaccalaureate | |||||||
| Total | Not-for-profit (4-year) | For-profit (4-year) | Not-for-profit (2-year) | For-profit (2-year) | Total | Not-for-profit | For-profit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 58558 | 23229 | 34000 | 0 | 1329 | 7343 | 4128 | 3215 |
| Arizona | 291869 | 3539 | 275530 | 0 | 12800 | 81066 | 4507 | 76559 |
| California | 264775 | 136304 | 76356 | 2375 | 49740 | 147979 | 129522 | 18457 |
| Colorado | 69460 | 18375 | 40733 | 165 | 10187 | 20507 | 13586 | 6921 |
| District of Columbia | 71465 | 37967 | 33498 | 0 | 0 | 49061 | 36575 | 12486 |
| Florida | 206477 | 106089 | 79732 | 152 | 20504 | 56629 | 48067 | 8562 |
| Georgia | 76356 | 47701 | 23670 | 1057 | 3928 | 23757 | 17940 | 5817 |
| Illinois | 200263 | 134075 | 56676 | 1126 | 8386 | 98568 | 86235 | 12333 |
| Indiana | 88896 | 68677 | 13020 | 495 | 6704 | 16110 | 15652 | 458 |
| Iowa | 113385 | 45397 | 67601 | 151 | 236 | 16487 | 10919 | 5568 |
| Massachusetts | 173897 | 166873 | 2800 | 1737 | 2487 | 97339 | 97203 | 136 |
| Michigan | 101252 | 93562 | 4649 | 0 | 3041 | 23507 | 22870 | 637 |
| Minnesota | 78855 | 50793 | 25723 | 106 | 2233 | 75567 | 21232 | 54335 |
| Missouri | 117735 | 95299 | 12510 | 2275 | 7651 | 49937 | 49298 | 639 |
| New York | 390435 | 341205 | 24241 | 6575 | 18414 | 168531 | 166449 | 2082 |
| North Carolina | 75228 | 68524 | 4635 | 572 | 1497 | 18773 | 18039 | 734 |
| Ohio | 146395 | 107277 | 7044 | 1272 | 30802 | 31669 | 30621 | 1048 |
| Pennsylvania | 251369 | 195359 | 17783 | 7492 | 30735 | 83943 | 83372 | 571 |
| Tennessee | 75283 | 54023 | 8373 | 278 | 12609 | 18187 | 17097 | 1090 |
| Texas | 127359 | 92495 | 12935 | 867 | 21062 | 36657 | 33996 | 2661 |
| Virginia | 90439 | 59959 | 24416 | 0 | 6064 | 27236 | 24789 | 2447 |
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| The state with the largest number of students enrolled in for-profit fouryear undergraduate programs has the smallest number of students enrolled in not-for-profit four-year undergraduate programs. | ||
| The state with the median number of students enrolled in not-for-profit four-year undergraduate programs also has the median number of students enrolled in not-for-profit two-year undergraduate programs. | ||
| More than half of the students enrolled in degree-granting programs in Minnesota attend for-profit schools. |
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The state with the largest number of students enrolled in for-profit fouryear undergraduate programs has the smallest number of students enrolled in not-for-profit four-year undergraduate programs.: True
The state with the median number of students enrolled in not-for-profit four-year undergraduate programs also has the median number of students enrolled in not-for-profit two-year undergraduate programs.: True
More than half of the students enrolled in degree-granting programs in Minnesota attend for-profit schools.: True
14 Oct 2024, 02:57
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CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE ELABORATE 1ST QUESTION ??
Consider the following statements about enrollment in the 21 states (including the District of Columbia) shown in the table. For each statement, indicate whether the statement is True or False, based on the information provided in the table.
It is clearly given " enrollment in the 21 states (including the District of Columbia) shown in the table " then why we exclude District of Columbia in 1st question ?
Consider the following statements about enrollment in the 21 states (including the District of Columbia) shown in the table. For each statement, indicate whether the statement is True or False, based on the information provided in the table.
It is clearly given " enrollment in the 21 states (including the District of Columbia) shown in the table " then why we exclude District of Columbia in 1st question ?
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11 Feb 2024, 12:11
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1. State with the highest no of students enrolled in for-profit 4 year undergraduate - Arizona
State with smallest no of students enrolled in not-for-profit 4 year undergraduate - Arizona (Dist. of Colombia is not considered within the 20 states as mentioned in the question stem)
Ans : True
2. The state with the median number of students enrolled in not-for-profit four-year undergraduate programs - Indiana
The state with the median number of students enrolled in not-for-profit 2-year undergraduate programs - Indiana
Ans : True
3. Total students enrolled in degree programs in Minnesota : 78855+75567 = 154,422
Total students enrolled in for-profit programs : 25723+2233+54335 = 82,291
82291/154422 > 0.50
Ans : True
State with smallest no of students enrolled in not-for-profit 4 year undergraduate - Arizona (Dist. of Colombia is not considered within the 20 states as mentioned in the question stem)
Ans : True
2. The state with the median number of students enrolled in not-for-profit four-year undergraduate programs - Indiana
The state with the median number of students enrolled in not-for-profit 2-year undergraduate programs - Indiana
Ans : True
3. Total students enrolled in degree programs in Minnesota : 78855+75567 = 154,422
Total students enrolled in for-profit programs : 25723+2233+54335 = 82,291
82291/154422 > 0.50
Ans : True
