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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Oct 21.
Published in final edited form as: Coll Stud Affairs J. 2022 Spring;40(1):63–76. doi: 10.1353/csj.2022.0002

Table 1.

Entry Characteristics of Intervention and Control Groups at Baseline

Intervention
N = 77
Control
N = 48
Mean
(SD)
Mean
(SD)
Highest Level of Parental Education 3.83 (0.47) 3.73 (0.71)
Family Income 4.65 (0.20) 4.58 (0.16)
Baseline Psychological Sense of School Membership 65.94 (12.56) 66.79 (12.44)
N % N %
Student Gender  Man: 22 28.6   Man: 11 22.9
Woman: 55 71.4 Woman: 36 75
Non-Bin: 0 0 Non-Bin: 1 2.1
Student Race/Ethnicity Black/Afr-Am: 8 4 Black/Afr-Am: 8 16.7
White: 19 47.4 White: 19 39.6
Hispanic: 3 5.3 Hispanic: 3 6.3
Asian/Pacificls: 15 35.5 Asian/Pacificls: 15 31.3
Multi-ethnic: 2 5.3 Multi-ethnic: 2 4.2
NativAm: 1 2.6 NativAm: 1 2.1

Note: There were no observed statistically significant differences in control vs. intervention group. Significance of group differences for student race/ethnicity was calculated for minority vs. White group membership status due to sample size limitations.

Total percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding.