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Tag Archives: American Community Survey
Higher Education and the ACS
Tweet In 2009, the American Community Survey collected information on bachelor’s degrees for the first time, including the specific major of each degree attained. The estimated number of people in the United States over age 25 with a bachelor’s degree … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged ACS, American Community Survey, bachelor's degree, engineering, science
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American Community Survey
Tweet This Fall, the Census Bureau will release a few data sets that help us understand more about who we are as a country, culminating in the 2010 Census population counts announced this December. The first of these data releases … Continue reading
Posted in Housing, Population
Tagged American Community Survey, census, Census Bureau, economic, housing, Measuring America, population, social
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Measuring America
Tweet For more information on Measuring America, read Director Groves' recent blog entry A Data-Filled Fall.



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