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Direct linkNutting, Andrew W. – Economics of Education Review, 2008
I use data from the State University of New York to examine whether changes in community college attendance costs yield different impacts on first-time enrollment in different community college programs. Evidence is strong that academic-program enrollment significantly and substantially decreases when 2-year tuition increases, but weaker that it…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, College Attendance, Labor Market, College Programs
Peer reviewedRees, Daniel I.; Mocan, H. Naci – Economics of Education Review, 1997
A slack labor market could affect the high school dropout rate by discouraging students from dropping out or by encouraging them to seek work to cover family job losses. A longitudinal study of 680 New York State school districts favors the former conclusion. A district's yearly 3.7% dropout rate might increase 2% with a 1% increase in the county…
Descriptors: Dropout Rate, Economic Factors, Education Work Relationship, High Schools
