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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Futuretrack: a Longitudinal Study of Applicants to UK Higher Education, 2006-2012

Variable Details

Variablew3q46_month
LabelMonth when expect to start looking for employment
Responses
1 Jan - year of graduation 101
2 Feb - year of graduation 383
3 Mar - year of graduation 533
4 Apr - year of graduation 620
5 May - year of graduation 673
6 Jun - year of graduation 934
7 Jul - year of graduation 538
8 Aug - year of graduation 326
9 Sep - year of graduation 426
10 Oct - year of graduation 139
11 Nov - year of graduation 80
12 Dec - year of graduation 77
13 Jan - the year after graduation 468
14 Feb - the year after graduation 108
15 Mar - the year after graduation 142
16 Apr - the year after graduation 153
17 May - the year after graduation 142
18 Jun - the year after graduation 242
19 Jul - the year after graduation 142
20 Aug - the year after graduation 75
21 Sep - the year after graduation 164
22 Oct - the year after graduation 40
23 Nov - the year after graduation 11
24 Dec - the year after graduation 24
25 Later than the year after graduation 1090
-9 Not known 865
Sysmiss 131396
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationFuturetrack: a Longitudinal Study of Applicants to UK Higher Education, 2006-2012
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