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The Review of Higher Education 20.3 (1997) 313
 

Access, Equity, and the Privatization of College Counseling

Patricia M. McDonough, Jessica Korn, and Erika Yamasaki

Table 4
Linear Regression Predicting
Number of Applications Filed

Variable Block R" After Block*
Total
(n = 104,741) 		IECUs
(n = 3,677) 		Non-IECUs
(n = 103,542)
Block 1
   Student background characteristics 		.08 .04 .08
Block 2
   High school variables 		.12 .06 .11
Block 3
   College choice variables 		.13 .07 .12
Block 4
   Self-ratings 		.13 .07 .13
* p < .001
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Tables: Access, Equity, and the Privatization of College Counseling
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