Table 3.

Perceived ease of access to illicit substances and drug offers among homeschooled adolescents in the United States.

	Have you been home-schooled at any time during the past 12 months?
	No (n = 199,503; 99.32%)		Yes (n = 1321; 0.68%)		Unadjusted		Adjusted
	%	95% CI	%	95% CI	OR	(95% CI)	AOR	(95% CI)
How difficult or easy would it be for you to get some:
Marijuana
Impossible/very difficult/fairly difficult	48.08	(47.78–48.38)	69.26	(65.65–72.64)	1.00		1.00
Fairly easy/very easy	51.92	(51.62–52.22)	30.74	(27.36–34.35)	0.41	(0.35–0.48)	0.38	(0.32–0.46)
Cocaine
Impossible/very difficult/fairly difficult	77.91	(77.66–78.16)	81.67	(78.74–84.28)	1.00		1.00
Fairly easy/very easy	22.09	(21.84–22.34)	18.33	(15.72–21.26)	0.79	(0.66–0.95)	0.81	(0.67–0.98)
Crack
Impossible/very difficult/fairly difficult	77.13	(76.88–77.38)	81.89	(78.60–84.78)	1.00		1.00	v
Fairly easy/very easy	22.87	(22.62–23.12)	18.11	(15.22–21.40)	0.74	(0.60–0.92)	0.76	(0.61–0.94)
LSD
Impossible/very difficult/fairly difficult	85.16	(84.94–85.37)	87.67	(85.07–89.87)	1.00		1.00
Fairly easy/very easy	14.84	(14.63–15.06)	12.33	(10.13–14.93)	0.81	(0.65–1.01)	0.83	(0.66–1.04)
Drug offers
In the past 30 days, has anyone approached you to sell you an illegal drug?
No	85.02	(84.81–85.23)	93.03	(91.05–94.60)	1.00		1.00
Yes	14.98	(14.77–15.19)	6.97	(5.40–8.95)	0.42	(0.32–0.56)	0.43	(0.33–0.57)

Adjusted odds ratios adjusted for age, gender, race/ethnicity, and household income.

Odds ratios and confidence intervals in bold are statistically significant.