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Tables 3 - 9 summarize the fellows recruited for the individual years covered by this study, 1985 - 1991. Degree completion was high, ranging from 89 percent to 100 percent for all years, except for FY 1988 which was 78 percent.

Table 3.--Number of Fellows by Degree Sought, Gender and Race Fiscal Year 1985

Sex and Ethnicity	Master's			Post-Master's			Doctor's			Totals*
	Recruited	Degree Received	Will Receive	Recruited	Degree Received	Will Receive	Recruited	Degree Received	Will Receive
Females: White	15	11	1	2	2		7	4	3	21
Black	25	18	5	1	1		4	2	1	27
Hispanic	5	4								4
Asian	3	3								3
SUBTOTALS	48	36	6	3	3		11	6	4	55
Males: White	5	3	1							4
Black	3	3		1		1				4
Hispanic	1	1								1
SUBTOTALS	9	7	1	1		1				9
TOTALS	57	43	7	4	3	1	11	6	4	64

* These figures represent the totals of the columns Degree Received and Will Receive.

The data for F Y 1985, indicate considerable success for the program in recruiting minorities and in obtaining high degree completion rates. Of the 72 fellows recruited, all but 8 received or will receive their degrees, an 89 percent success rate. The success rate for males was only 1 percent higher than females. The success rate for minorities was 5 percent higher than whites. The completion rate for master's was 88 percent, post-master's was 100 percent, and doctoral was 91 percent.

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[Table 2.--Summary of Post-Training and Employment: FY 1985 - 91]

[Table 4--Number of Fellows by Degree Sought, Gender and Race FY 1986]