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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Youth Cohort Study of England and Wales, 2002-2005

Variable Details

Variableedtliv02
LabelWhere got info about costs of student life (EDIT)
Responses
1 Teachers or advisers at your school or c 0
2 LEA Financial Support booklet 0
3 DfES information line (telephone) 0
4 DfES website 1
5 DfES leaflets 0
6 UCAS (including website) 0
7 Student Loans Company 0
8 Visits to university/ university open da 1
9 Visits to your school or college by peop 0
10 Banks 0
12 @INEW CODE@I Prospectuses/ leaflets from 1
13 @INEW CODE@I University website 1
14 @INEW CODE@I Friends and family (from th 1
15 @INEW CODE@I Careers Adviser 0
16 @INEW CODE@I Council 0
17 @INEW CODE@I Careers package on computer 0
18 @INEW CODE@I Media - newspapers / magazi 0
19 @INEW CODE@Connexions Advisor 0
20 @INEW CODE@Family and friends 0
21 @INEW CODE@ALL OR PART OF ANSWER CAN T B 0
Sysmiss 16702
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationYouth Cohort Study of England and Wales, 2002-2005
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