Appendix B: Proposed Second Stage Graduate Sample Allocation

APPENDIX B

2010 NSRCG

PROPOSED SECOND STAGE

GRADUATE SAMPLE ALLOCATION

table c.1

2008 NSRCG Sampling Tallies for AY 2005-2006 Cohort

			White			Asiana			Minorityb					Total					Total
AWLEVEL	Major	Description	Male	Female		Male	Female		Male	Female	Total		Male		Female			White		Asian	Minority
Bachelor	1	“Chemistry”	60	55		21	28		31	54	251		113		138			115		49	86
Bachelor	2	“Physics/Astronomy”	65	39		37	22		36	23	222		139		83			104		59	59
Bachelor	3	“Other Physical Sciences”	50	40		25	23		22	23	183		97		86			89		48	45
Bachelor	4	“Mathematics/Statistics”	104	78		46	39		52	47	367		203		164			183		85	99
Bachelor	5	“Computer Sciences”	110	31		71	21		105	53	391		286		105			141		93	158
Bachelor	6	“Agricultural, Food, and Environmental Sciences”	79	92		17	22		19	33	261		115		146			171		39	52
Bachelor	7	“Aerospace Engineering”	78	49		40	21		49	23	259		166		92			126		61	72
Bachelor	8	“Chemical Engineering”	38	20		18	16		18	19	128		73		55			58		34	37
Bachelor	9	“Civil Engineering”	89	24		23	16		48	18	218		160		58			113		39	66
Bachelor	10	“Electrical Engineering”	91	30		100	20		98	23	362		288		73			121		120	120
Bachelor	11	“Industrial Engineering”	37	25		26	19		32	24	162		95		67			62		45	56
Bachelor	13	“Mechanical Engineering”	143	45		48	18		72	17	344		263		80			189		65	90
Bachelor	14	“Other Engineering”	85	29		39	19		33	19	225		158		68			114		58	53
Bachelor	15	“Biological Sciences”	70	106		31	51		42	93	392		142		250			176		82	135
Bachelor	17	“Psychology”	44	146		13	38		37	150	427		93		334			190		51	187
Bachelor	18	“Economics”	129	47		76	48		71	41	413		277		137			176		125	112
Bachelor	19	“Sociology/Anthropology”	56	112		14	32		62	151	427		132		295			167		47	213
Bachelor	20	“Other Social Sciences”	75	106		25	43		59	125	433		160		273			181		68	184
Bachelor	21	“Political Science”	127	109		36	43		82	109	507		245		261			236		79	192
Bachelor	30	“Health”	94	188		23	35		26	119	485		142		343			282		58	145
Master	1	“Chemistry”	10	10		10	11		9	12	62		29		33			20		22	20
Master	2	“Physics/Astronomy”	13	14		19	16		10	11	83		42		41			27		35	21
Master	3	“Other Physical Sciences”	12	13		15	14		9	9	72		37		36			25		29	19
Master	4	“Mathematics/Statistics”	26	27		34	30		27	26	170		87		83			54		64	53
Master	5	“Computer Sciences”	33	9		75	30		21	12	181		129		51			42		105	33
Master	6	“Agricultural, Food, and Environmental Sciences”	15	15		12	10		8	10	70		34		35			30		22	18
Master	7	“Aerospace Engineering”	17	14		25	15		17	3	91		59		32			31		40	20
Master	8	“Chemical Engineering”	10	9		12	11		9	8	58		31		27			18		23	16
Master	9	“Civil Engineering”	23	9		25	15		10	6	88		57		31			32		40	16
Master	10	“Electrical Engineering”	36	7		104	33		20	8	209		160		48			43		137	29
Master	11	“Industrial Engineering”	7	6		23	11		10	9	66		40		26			13		34	19
Master	13	“Mechanical Engineering”	25	10		43	13		11	6	108		79		29			36		56	17
Master	14	“Other Engineering”	39	15		66	25		19	11	174		124		50			54		90	30
Master	15	“Biological Sciences”	35	47		22	34		15	26	179		72		107			81		56	42
Master	17	“Psychology”	20	76		12	25		16	78	227		48		179			96		37	94
Master	18	“Economics”	11	9		25	19		11	9	83		47		36			19		44	20
Master	19	“Sociology/Anthropology”	10	20		9	10		9	20	77		28		50			30		19	29
Master	20	“Other Social Sciences”	22	30		16	23		17	36	145		55		90			53		39	53
Master	21	“Political Science”	30	30		27	32		17	24	159		73		86			59		58	41
Master	30	“Health”	33	82		18	31		15	61	240		66		174			115		49	77
Total			2,049	1,821		1,320	983		1,276	1,550	9,000		4,644		4,355			3,870		2,303	2,826
Bachelor			1,622	1,371		730	575		995	1,165	6,457		3,347		3,110			2,993		1,305	2,159
Master			426	451		590	409		281	386	2,542		1,297		1,245			877		999	667

Note: Tallies for the Cohort 2 (Academic Year 2006-2007 Graduates) are similar to Cohort 1.

^aIncludes Native Hawaiians and Other Pacific Islanders, temporary residents, and unknown race.

^bIncludes black, Hispanic, and American Indian/Alaska Native.