Table 5 - Type of Residence at High School Graduation--Male College
Graduates, by Field and Highest Degree, for the United States: March 1967
=Table 6 - Region of Residence at High School Graduation, and Where
Received Highest Degree, and in March 1967--Male College Graduates, for
the United States: March 1967
Table 7 - Region of Residence Where Received Bachelor's Degree by
Region of Residence Where Received Highest Degree--Male College
Graduates with Both Bachelor's and Higher Degrees, for the United
States: March 1967
Table 8 - Type of High School Control--Male College Graduates, by
Field and Highest Degree, for the United States: March 1967
Table 13 - Worked in Field of Highest Degree During First Year
After Receiving Degree--Male College Graduates, by Field of Highest
Degree, for the United States: March 1967
Table 14 - Father's Occupation--Male College Graduates, by Field of
Highest Degree, for the United States: March 1967
Table 15 - Father's Occupation by Labor Force Status and Occupation of
Graduate--Male College Graduates 20 to 64 Years Old, By Age, for the
United States: March 1967
Table 16 - Father's Education and Father's Occupation--Male College
Graduates, by Highest Degree, for the United States: March 1967
Table 17 - Educational Attainment of Father and Mother and Father's
Occupation--Male College Graduates, by Rank of College Where Received
Highest Degree, for the United States: March 1967
Table 18 - Earnings in 1966--Male College Graduates with Earnings, by
Region of Residence in 1967, and Region Where Received Highest Degree, for
the United States: March 1967
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Last Revised:
September 22, 2010