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

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PRO_BULL [IF "YES" TO PROMO] What steps has your congregation taken to promote Presbyterian colleges and universities? Distributed bulletin inserts or other resources related to higher education (other than the Christmas Joy Offering)   0) Not checked   1) Checked

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Category	Frequency	Percentage	Cumulative Percentage	Z-Score
Not checked	401	89.3%	89.3%	-.35
Checked	48	10.7%	100%	2.89

Variable Comparisons

Age Household income Political party Education

Age (I-AGE)

	Less than 40	40-49	50-64	65+	TOTAL
Not checked	88.3% 53	91.8% 78	89.2% 116	88.4% 152	89.3% 399
Checked	11.7% 7	8.2% 7	10.8% 14	11.6% 20	10.7% 48
TOTAL	100.0% 60	100.0% 85	100.0% 130	100.0% 172	447

Household income (I-INCOME)

	Less than $20,000	$20K-$49,999	$50K-$99,999	$100K+	TOTAL
Not checked	82.6% 19	89.6% 95	88.1% 133	92.7% 114	89.6% 361
Checked	17.4% 4	10.4% 11	11.9% 18	7.3% 9	10.4% 42
TOTAL	100.0% 23	100.0% 106	100.0% 151	100.0% 123	403

Political party (I-PARTYID)

	Democrat	Independent	Republican	Other	TOTAL
Not checked	87.7% 107	85.0% 51	91.6% 229	81.8% 9	89.4% 396
Checked	12.3% 15	15.0% 9	8.4% 21	18.2% 2	10.6% 47
TOTAL	100.0% 122	100.0% 60	100.0% 250	100.0% 11	443

Education (I-EDUC)

	Some high school	High school diploma	Some college	Graduated from college	Some graduate work	Graduate degree	TOTAL
Not checked	70.0% 7	90.5% 38	94.0% 78	90.8% 99	85.7% 48	87.2% 109	89.2% 379
Checked	30.0% 3	9.5% 4	6.0% 5	9.2% 10	14.3% 8	12.8% 16	10.8% 46
TOTAL	100.0% 10	100.0% 42	100.0% 83	100.0% 109	100.0% 56	100.0% 125	425