Table 8.

Unadjusted and adjusted binomial regressions predicting employment in a highly educated field,^* for the year 2010, including Hispanic AIANs.

	Estimate	SE	z value	Pr(>|z|)
(Intercept)	−0.502	0.0010	−564.9	<2e-16***
AIAN	−0.625	0.0110	−58.28	<2e-16***
AIAN+	−0.4	0.0100	−38.86	<2e-16***
Hispanic AIAN	−0.948	0.0170	−55.23	<2e-16***

	Male workers		Female workers
	Estimate	SE	Estimate	SE
(Intercept)	−4.4942	0.0135***	−4.3748	0.0147***
AIAN	−0.2856	0.0186***	−0.0681	0.0161***
AIAN+	−0.1832	0.0175***	−0.0953	0.0160***
Hispanic AIAN	−0.3189	0.0289***	−0.2325	0.0274***
High school graduate	1.0531	0.0095***	1.3151	0.0113***
Bachelor's degree	2.8666	0.0096***	3.0225	0.0115***
More than a Bachelor's	4.1753	0.0105***	4.3416	0.0124***
In a metropolitan area	0.1558	0.0025***	0.1558	0.0025***
In a homeland	−0.0186	0.0028***	−0.0186	0.0028***
Age	0.0839	0.0005***	0.0839	0.0005***
Age2	−0.0008	0.0000***	−0.0008	0.0000***
Not proficient in English	−0.9845	0.0179***	−0.9845	0.0179***
Mostly proficient in Englis	−0.5448	0.0113***	−0.5448	0.0113***

AIAN = Non-Hispanic single-race American Indian / Alaska Native

AIAN+ = Non-Hispanic multiple-race American Indian / Alaska Native

Hispanic AIAN = Hispanic single- or multiple-race American Indian / Alaska Native

^*A field with high occupational education, as shown in Table 3