This is the technical appendices for the report, "Higher Education and Economic Opportunity in California." Lower rates of college access and completion among Latinos, African Americans, and low-income Californians exacerbate the state's economic divide and puts California further behind in meeting its workforce needs. And even though a college degree benefits Californians in all racial/ethnic and income groups, these benefits vary by family income and race/ethnicity. The report focuses on pathways to a bachelor's degree, outlining the economic benefits of completing college, identifying inequitable outcomes, and exploring how inequities can be addressed by the state and its higher education institutions. The two appendices include: (1) Data and Methods; and (2) Additional Tables. [This report was written with research support from Sergio Sanchez and Cesar Alesi Perez. For the full report, see ED611449.]