Class, Race, and Mobility Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank

Data collected: 39 survey responses
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Part 1 of 2: Background

Gender?
Female	(25; 64%)
Male	(14; 36%)
Other	(0; 0%)

Age?
Under 21	(13; 33%)
21-22	(10; 26%)
23-25	(3; 8%)
26-30	(11; 28%)
31-35	(1; 3%)
36-40	(0; 0%)
41-45	(0; 0%)
46-50	(0; 0%)
Above 50	(0; 0%)
Not Checked	(1; 3%)

Ethnicity/Race/Nationality?
African American	(3; 8%)
Asian American	(1; 3%)
European American	(22; 56%)
Hispanic American	(4; 10%)
Native American	(0; 0%)
Other	(9; 23%)

If you answered other to the previous question, then please specify.
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How many siblings do you have?
0	(5; 13%)
1	(13; 33%)
2	(10; 26%)
3	(2; 5%)
4	(4; 10%)
5	(2; 5%)
6	(2; 5%)
7	(1; 3%)
8	(0; 0%)
9	(0; 0%)
10	(0; 0%)
More than 10	(0; 0%)
Do not know	(0; 0%)

Parents marital status
Married	(23; 59%)
Divorced	(8; 21%)
Separated	(1; 3%)
Remarried	(2; 5%)
Never married	(4; 10%)
Widowed	(1; 3%)
Do not know	(0; 0%)

Parents average household income
Under $20,000	(5; 13%)
$20,000 -- $50,000	(11; 28%)
$50,001 -- $100,000	(4; 10%)
$100,001 -- $150,000	(4; 10%)
$150,001 -- $200,000	(5; 13%)
$200,001 -- $250,000	(2; 5%)
$250,001 -- $300,000	(0; 0%)
Above $300,000	(0; 0%)
Do not know	(7; 18%)
Not Checked	(1; 3%)

Your Parents household structure
Nuclear (two parents and children) family	(25; 64%)
Extended (parents, children, and other adults) family	(5; 13%)
Single parent mother	(5; 13%)
Single parent father	(2; 5%)
Other relative(s)	(0; 0%)
Family guardian	(0; 0%)
Foster care system	(0; 0%)
State institution	(0; 0%)
Other	(1; 3%)
Do not know	(1; 3%)

Household size
1	(1; 3%)
2	(10; 26%)
3	(7; 18%)
4	(13; 33%)
5	(2; 5%)
6	(1; 3%)
7	(2; 5%)
8	(2; 5%)
9	(0; 0%)
10	(0; 0%)
11	(0; 0%)
12	(0; 0%)
13	(0; 0%)
14	(0; 0%)
15	(0; 0%)
above 15	(0; 0%)
Do not know	(1; 3%)

Including yourself, how many generations of family members have attended college?
1st (you)	(5; 13%)
2 generations	(20; 51%)
3 generations	(8; 21%)
4 generations	(3; 8%)
Above 4 generations	(1; 3%)
Do not know	(2; 5%)

Mothers job status
Part-time	(5; 13%)
Fulltime	(22; 56%)
Laid-off	(1; 3%)
Unemployed	(1; 3%)
Retired	(2; 5%)
Seasonal	(0; 0%)
Temporary	(0; 0%)
Self-employed	(3; 8%)
Housewife	(2; 5%)
Other	(3; 8%)

Fathers job status
Part-time	(0; 0%)
Fulltime	(24; 62%)
Laid-off	(1; 3%)
Unemployed	(0; 0%)
Retired	(6; 15%)
Seasonal	(1; 3%)
Temporary	(0; 0%)
Self-employed	(3; 8%)
Househusband	(1; 3%)
Other	(3; 8%)

Primary area of your childhood and adolescence
Rural, non-farm	(5; 13%)
Rural, farm	(1; 3%)
Town/Village	(10; 26%)
Suburbia	(9; 23%)
Urban, small city	(6; 15%)
Urban, large city	(7; 18%)
Military base	(0; 0%)
Other	(1; 3%)

Primary type of school (kindergarten through grade twelve) attended
Public schools	(29; 74%)
Private schools	(6; 15%)
Religious schools	(3; 8%)
Home education	(1; 3%)
Military school/academy	(0; 0%)
Other	(0; 0%)
No schooling	(0; 0%)

Your major concentration during high school
Advanced Placement	(9; 23%)
College preparation	(17; 44%)
General education	(9; 23%)
Technical/Trade	(2; 5%)
Other	(2; 5%)

Number of languages spoken at home
1	(29; 74%)
2	(7; 18%)
3	(2; 5%)
4	(0; 0%)
5	(1; 3%)
6	(0; 0%)
7	(0; 0%)
8	(0; 0%)
9	(0; 0%)
Above 9	(0; 0%)
Do not know	(0; 0%)

How much of your childhood/adolescence neighborhood population is/was comprised of racial/ethnic minority groups?
one	(2; 5%)
one or a few families	(13; 33%)
Some	(12; 31%)
Half	(3; 8%)
a significant majority	(2; 5%)
All families	(2; 5%)
Do not know	(5; 13%)

Main source of educational encouragement
Yourself	(8; 21%)
Mother	(9; 23%)
Father	(0; 0%)
Both parents	(18; 46%)
Siblings	(1; 3%)
Other relatives	(0; 0%)
Friends/Peers	(0; 0%)
Teachers/School staff	(2; 5%)
Co-workers	(0; 0%)
Celebrity role models	(0; 0%)
Other	(1; 3%)

Mothers educational level
Less than high school	(4; 10%)
High school graduate	(10; 26%)
GED recipient	(0; 0%)
Trade school	(0; 0%)
2-year college	(4; 10%)
4-year college	(9; 23%)
Graduate/Professional school	(9; 23%)
Other	(2; 5%)
Do not know	(1; 3%)

Fathers educational level
Less than high school	(4; 10%)
High school graduate	(6; 15%)
GED recipient	(1; 3%)
Trade school	(2; 5%)
2-year college	(5; 13%)
4-year college	(5; 13%)
Graduate/Professional school	(11; 28%)
Other	(4; 10%)
Do not know	(1; 3%)

Part 2 of 2: In depth questions

Mothers political affiliation
Communist	(0; 0%)
Conservative	(3; 8%)
Democratic	(13; 33%)
Fascist	(0; 0%)
Green	(2; 5%)
Labor	(4; 10%)
Liberal	(6; 15%)
Moderate	(4; 10%)
Republican	(2; 5%)
Socialist	(1; 3%)
Other	(2; 5%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

Fathers political affiliation
Communist	(1; 3%)
Conservative	(4; 10%)
Democratic	(11; 28%)
Fascist	(0; 0%)
Green	(0; 0%)
Labor	(3; 8%)
Liberal	(6; 15%)
Moderate	(4; 10%)
Republican	(5; 13%)
Socialist	(2; 5%)
Other	(1; 3%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

Your political affiliation
Communist	(1; 3%)
Conservative	(1; 3%)
Democratic	(7; 18%)
Fascist	(1; 3%)
Green	(1; 3%)
Labor	(2; 5%)
Liberal	(10; 26%)
Moderate	(4; 10%)
Republican	(3; 8%)
Socialist	(2; 5%)
Other	(5; 13%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

Do you have or have you held a job?
Yes	(33; 85%)
No	(4; 10%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

How much financial aid have/did you receive for higher education? (from your parent(s)/guardian)
None	(5; 13%)
Little	(7; 18%)
Some	(8; 21%)
Much	(9; 23%)
Complete support	(6; 15%)
Never attended college	(1; 3%)
Not Checked	(3; 8%)

Which social class do you belong?
Upper class	(0; 0%)
Upper middle class	(5; 13%)
Middle class	(13; 33%)
Lower middle class	(7; 18%)
Working class	(8; 21%)
Lower class	(1; 3%)
Do not know	(3; 8%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

Which social class does/did your mother belong?
Upper class	(1; 3%)
Upper middle class	(5; 13%)
Middle class	(15; 38%)
Lower middle class	(6; 15%)
Working class	(5; 13%)
Lower class	(3; 8%)
Do not know	(1; 3%)
Not Checked	(3; 8%)

Which social class does/did your father belong?
Upper class	(1; 3%)
Upper middle class	(5; 13%)
Middle class	(11; 28%)
Lower middle class	(8; 21%)
Working class	(11; 28%)
Lower class	(0; 0%)
Do not know	(1; 3%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

Which social class might/do you belong to after college or graduate school?
Upper class	(0; 0%)
Upper middle class	(7; 18%)
Middle class	(16; 41%)
Lower middle class	(9; 23%)
Working class	(3; 8%)
Lower class	(0; 0%)
Do not know	(2; 5%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

Is your mother fluent in English?
Yes	(35; 90%)
No	(2; 5%)
Do not know	(0; 0%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

Is your father fluent in English?
Yes	(33; 85%)
No	(3; 8%)
Do not know	(0; 0%)
Not Checked	(3; 8%)

Are your grandparents fluent in English?
Yes	(33; 85%)
No	(4; 10%)
Do not know	(0; 0%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

Did you have access to resources like computers, tutoring, counseling, and special programs from kindergarten through 12th grade?
Yes	(31; 79%)
No	(5; 13%)
Do not know	(1; 3%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

If yes to previous question, then what was the extent of this accessibility?
None	(0; 0%)
Very little	(1; 3%)
Somewhat/Infrequent	(6; 15%)
Enough/Decent	(19; 49%)
Perfect/Absolute	(5; 13%)
Do not know	(2; 5%)
Not Checked	(6; 15%)

How much parental/guardian help with school work did you receive?
None	(2; 5%)
A little	(5; 13%)
Some	(18; 46%)
Most of the time	(12; 31%)
Do not know	(0; 0%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

Which parent did you find most supportive of your higher education or life goals?
Mother	(20; 51%)
Father	(13; 33%)
Stepmother	(0; 0%)
Stepfather	(0; 0%)
None	(3; 8%)
Do not know	(1; 3%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

A division of wealth helps some people achieve goals and prevents other people from achieving goals.
Yes	(8; 21%)
Yes, but one can make it	(18; 46%)
No	(4; 10%)
Do not know	(7; 18%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

Your school/parents/community gave you a fair chance or a decent start to succeed in life?
Yes	(34; 87%)
No	(3; 8%)
Do not know	(0; 0%)
Not Checked	(2; 5%)

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Class, Race, and Mobility Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank

Part 1 of 2: Background

Gender?

Age?

Ethnicity/Race/Nationality?

If you answered other to the previous question, then please specify.

How many siblings do you have?

Parents marital status

Parents average household income

Your Parents household structure

Household size

Including yourself, how many generations of family members have attended college?

Mothers job status

Fathers job status

Primary area of your childhood and adolescence

Primary type of school (kindergarten through grade twelve) attended

Your major concentration during high school

Number of languages spoken at home

How much of your childhood/adolescence neighborhood population is/was comprised of racial/ethnic minority groups?

Main source of educational encouragement

Mothers educational level

Fathers educational level

Part 2 of 2: In depth questions

Mothers political affiliation

Fathers political affiliation

Your political affiliation

Do you have or have you held a job?

How much financial aid have/did you receive for higher education? (from your parent(s)/guardian)

Which social class do you belong?

Which social class does/did your mother belong?

Which social class does/did your father belong?

Which social class might/do you belong to after college or graduate school?

Is your mother fluent in English?

Is your father fluent in English?

Are your grandparents fluent in English?

Did you have access to resources like computers, tutoring, counseling, and special programs from kindergarten through 12th grade?

If yes to previous question, then what was the extent of this accessibility?

How much parental/guardian help with school work did you receive?

Which parent did you find most supportive of your higher education or life goals?

A division of wealth helps some people achieve goals and prevents other people from achieving goals.

Your school/parents/community gave you a fair chance or a decent start to succeed in life?