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Plans to enroll in two- or four-year colleges/universities increased over the prior five years, with 80% of graduating seniors intending college; females showed higher rates than males. Asian students had notably higher college-going rates, while 10% planned military enlistment. 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DoDEA’s Seniors’ Postsecondary Plans by Ethnicity and Race  ..........................4  \nTable 2  . Scholarship Monies Offered and Accepted by Area  ........................................10  \nTable 3  . Percentage of Seniors Offered at Least One Scholarship and Average Monies Per Receipient  ..11  \nList of Figures  \nFigure 1 . Postsecondary Plans of DoDEA Seniors (SY 2010-14)  ............................... 2  \nFigure 2 . Percentage of DoDEA Graduates Planning to Attend a Two-or Four Year College or University as Compared to the National Average  ....................................3  \nFigure 3 . DoDEA 2014 Graduates’ Postsecondary Plans by Area  ............................... 4  \nFigure 4 . Percentage of DoDEA Seniors by Race/Ethnicity Planning to Attend a Two-or Four-Year College/University  ............................................................ 5  \nFigure 5 . DoDEA Seniors’ Postsecondary Plans by Gender  .................................... 6  \nFigure 6 . Percentage of Students Planning to Attend a Two-or Four-Year College/University by Gender 6  \nFigure 7 . Scholarships Offered to DoDEA Seniors Based on Total Dollars by Scholarship Type  ........ 7  \nFigure 8 . Number of Scholarships Offered to DoDEA Seniors Based on Scholarship Type  ...........8  \nFigure 9 . Scholarships Accepted by DoDEA Seniors Based on Total Dollars by Scholarship Type  .....9  \nFigure 10  . Percentage of Scholarships Accepted by DoDEA Seniors by Scholarship Type  .............. 9  \nFigure 11  . Average Scholarship Monies Offered per Recepient by Race/Ethnicity (SY 2010-14)  ........12  \nFigure 12  . Average Scholarship Monies Offered per Recepient by Gender (SY 2010-14)  ............. 12  \nDoDEA Research and Evaluation Branch iii  \nSeniors’ Postsecondary Plans and Scholarships, School Year 2013-14 October 2014  \nExecutive Summary  \n◊ Postsecondary Plans  \n◊ Plans to attend a two-or four-year college/university have gradually increased over the past 5 years, hovering around 79% .  \n◊ Eighty percent of the Department of Defense Education Activity’s (DoDEA) graduating seniors planto enroll in a two-or four-year colleges/universities. Statistically, significantly more females (87%) than males (74%) plan to enroll in a two-or four-year colleges/universities (p\u003C.001) .  \n◊ Asian students plan to attend two-or four-year colleges/universities at statistically significant higher  \nrates (p=.01) (86%) than other DoDEA students (80%) (Table 1) . This is the only statistically  \nsignificant difference among the races in college-going plans.  \n◊ Overall, 10% of DoDEA’s graduating seniors plan to enlist in the military. Statistically, significantly more males (15%) than females (5%) plan to enlist in the military (p\u003C.001) .  \n◊ Scholarships, Grants, and Financial Aid Offered and Accepted  \n◊ Over $61","cbCaihvy5zJ4pxD3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihvy5zJ4pxD3","pdf",1608476,21,"English","# Executive Summary\n## Postsecondary Plans\n## Scholarships, Grants, and Financial Aid Offered and Accepted\n## Graduation Rate\n# Background\n# Postsecondary Plans\n## Postsecondary Plans by Area\n## Postsecondary Plans by Ethnicity and Race\n## Postsecondary Plans by Gender\n# Types of Scholarships Offered and Accepted\n## Types of Scholarships by DoDEA Area, Gender, Race, and Ethnicity\n# Graduation Rates\n# Summary and Recommendations","[{\"question\":\"What proportion of DoDEA graduating seniors planned to attend a two- or four-year college or university in School Year 2013-14?\",\"answer\":\"Eighty percent of DoDEA’s graduating seniors planned to enroll in a two- or four-year college/university.\"},{\"question\":\"How did scholarship and financial aid outcomes differ between amounts offered and accepted?\",\"answer\":\"Over $61.4 million in scholarships, grants, and financial aid was offered, while over $43.8 million was accepted, representing an increase of over $14.7 million offered versus School Year 2012-13.\"},{\"question\":\"How did DoDEA graduation rates compare with the national graduation rate, and did gender affect graduation within DoDEA?\",\"answer\":\"DoDEA seniors’ graduation rate was 91% versus 80% nationally. 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