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. 2021 Nov 8;55:74. doi: 10.11606/s1518-8787.2021055003076

Table 1. Distribution of sociodemographic and economic variables of women from two higher education institutions in Santa Maria (RS).

Characteristics n %
Institution (n = 1,740)    
Public HEI 1,277 73.4
Private HEI 463 26.6
Course period (n = 1,740)    
Initial 835 48.0
Final 905 52.0
Age group (n = 1,740)    
18–19 576 33.1
20–24 843 48.4
> 24 321 18.4
University centers (n = 1,740)    
Arts and language 123 7.1
Natural and exact sciences 121 7.0
Rural sciences 154 8.9
Health sciences 452 26.0
Social and human sciences 459 26.4
Education 158 9.1
Physical education and sports 54 3.1
Technology 198 11.4
Industrial technology 3 0.2
Polytechnic 18 1.0
Monthly family income (n = 1,734)    
Up to a minimum wage 141 8.1
1–3 minimum wages 628 36.2
3–6 minimum wages 507 29.2
6–9 minimum wages 242 14.0
9–12 minimum wages 120 6.9
12–15 minimum wages 50 2.9
More than 15 minimum wages 46 2.7
Skin color (n = 1,739)    
White 1,474 84.8
Black 88 5.1
Brown 158 9.1
Indigenous 3 0.2
Yellow 6 0.3
I do not know how to answer 10 0.6
Religion (n = 1,740)    
Catholic 865 49.7
Protestant 177 10.2
Spiritist 179 10.3
Jewish 1 0.1
Muslim 1 0.1
Umbanda/African 35 2.0
I do not have a religion 445 25.6
Other 37 2.1

HEI: higher education institution.