Presbyterian Panel Survey, February 2004 -- Presbyterian Colleges and Universities , Members

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COST_EDU The costs of education at a church-related college or university can be three to four times the costs of education at a public college or university. In general, are the benefits of education and experience at a Presbyterian school worth the extra costs?   1) Yes, always   2) Yes, usually   3) Yes, but only some of the time   4) Yes, but rarely   5) No   6) Don't know

Pie Chart Bar Chart Cumulative Bar Chart

Category	Frequency	Percentage	Cumulative Percentage	Z-Score
Yes, always	10	2.3%	2.3%	-1.82
Yes, usually	103	23.3%	25.5%	-1.24
Yes, but only some of the time	93	21%	46.5%	-.65
Yes, but rarely	20	4.5%	51%	-.06
No	57	12.9%	63.9%	.52
Don't know	160	36.1%	100%	1.11

Variable Comparisons

Age Household income Political party Education

Age (I-AGE)

	Less than 40	40-49	50-64	65+	TOTAL
Yes, always	1.7% 1	1.2% 1	2.4% 3	2.9% 5	2.3% 10
Yes, usually	23.7% 14	22.4% 19	22.8% 29	24.1% 41	23.4% 103
Yes, but only some of the time	16.9% 10	22.4% 19	18.9% 24	22.9% 39	20.9% 92
Yes, but rarely	0.0% 0	3.5% 3	9.4% 12	2.9% 5	4.5% 20
No	18.6% 11	15.3% 13	13.4% 17	9.4% 16	12.9% 57
Don't know	39.0% 23	35.3% 30	33.1% 42	37.6% 64	36.1% 159
TOTAL	100.0% 59	100.0% 85	100.0% 127	100.0% 170	441

Household income (I-INCOME)

	Less than $20,000	$20K-$49,999	$50K-$99,999	$100K+	TOTAL
Yes, always	4.5% 1	5.8% 6	2.0% 3	0.0% 0	2.5% 10
Yes, usually	36.4% 8	23.1% 24	24.2% 36	23.0% 28	24.2% 96
Yes, but only some of the time	18.2% 4	13.5% 14	19.5% 29	24.6% 30	19.4% 77
Yes, but rarely	0.0% 0	2.9% 3	4.7% 7	7.4% 9	4.8% 19
No	9.1% 2	8.7% 9	14.8% 22	13.1% 16	12.3% 49
Don't know	31.8% 7	46.2% 48	34.9% 52	32.0% 39	36.8% 146
TOTAL	100.0% 22	100.0% 104	100.0% 149	100.0% 122	397

Political party (I-PARTYID)

	Democrat	Independent	Republican	Other	TOTAL
Yes, always	2.5% 3	0.0% 0	2.4% 6	9.1% 1	2.3% 10
Yes, usually	27.0% 33	16.9% 10	22.8% 56	27.3% 3	23.3% 102
Yes, but only some of the time	25.4% 31	27.1% 16	17.9% 44	9.1% 1	21.0% 92
Yes, but rarely	2.5% 3	5.1% 3	5.3% 13	0.0% 0	4.3% 19
No	12.3% 15	6.8% 4	13.4% 33	27.3% 3	12.6% 55
Don't know	30.3% 37	44.1% 26	38.2% 94	27.3% 3	36.5% 160
TOTAL	100.0% 122	100.0% 59	100.0% 246	100.0% 11	438

Education (I-EDUC)

	Some high school	High school diploma	Some college	Graduated from college	Some graduate work	Graduate degree	TOTAL
Yes, always	10.0% 1	0.0% 0	1.2% 1	3.7% 4	1.9% 1	2.4% 3	2.4% 10
Yes, usually	30.0% 3	28.6% 12	22.2% 18	23.1% 25	20.4% 11	23.2% 29	23.3% 98
Yes, but only some of the time	10.0% 1	16.7% 7	24.7% 20	21.3% 23	22.2% 12	19.2% 24	20.7% 87
Yes, but rarely	0.0% 0	2.4% 1	2.5% 2	5.6% 6	1.9% 1	8.0% 10	4.8% 20
No	0.0% 0	9.5% 4	14.8% 12	10.2% 11	16.7% 9	15.2% 19	13.1% 55
Don't know	50.0% 5	42.9% 18	34.6% 28	36.1% 39	37.0% 20	32.0% 40	35.7% 150
TOTAL	100.0% 10	100.0% 42	100.0% 81	100.0% 108	100.0% 54	100.0% 125	420