Innovation Panel Questionnaire Module

paredexpectations_ip8

Parental Educational Expectations

Questions 29

paredexpectations_ip8.katuni

Type of educational institution for child

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Is CHILD NAME at school, further education college, university, or some other type of educational institution?

Option	Label
1	School
2	Sixth Form College
3	Further Education (FE) College
4	Higher Education (HE) College
5	at University

Universe:
if KIDSTAT = 7 (Child is a full-time student)

h_katuni (h_indresp_ip) type of educational institution for child

paredexpectations_ip8.pearnemail

P Expected Earnings email requested

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Based on information on actual earnings from the UK Labour Force Survey, average earnings of 26 to 34 year old men and women working full-time are listed here. The graph shows the average earning for those with a university degree and those without. For those with a degree, it also shows the average earnings depending on the subject area of the degree. You may find this information useful. You may want to save a copy of this, or print it, so that you can review this later. We can also email it to you.

Option	Label
1	Download as a PDF
2	Email me a copy

Universe:
if ((HHGrid.Dvage > 21 & HHGrid.Dvage < 71) | (HHGrid.Dvage < 22 & Demographics.JbStat = 7 & EducationalAspirations.Edtype = 4 | 5)) (Respondents aged 22-70 or respondents aged under 22 and currently at H.E. college or university)
and if ff_wageinfow8 = 1 (Respondent is in the wage information experimental treatment)
and if GRIDVARIABLES.ModeType = 3 (Mode is WEB)

h_pearnemail (h_indresp_ip) p expected earnings email requested

paredexpectations_ip8.pearninfo

P Expected earnings information

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: HAND PAGE TO RESPONDENT FOR THEM TO KEEP

Option	Label
1	Continue

paredexpectations_ip8.pedchpno

Identifier for co-resident child, ed expectations

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

h_pedchpno (h_indresp_ip) identifier for co-resident child, ed expectations

paredexpectations_ip8.pheage30

Chance child has a uni degree by age 30

Type: number

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: Next we have a few questions about your [son/daughter] CHILD NAME's education plans. On a scale from 0% to 100% where 0% means 'No chance of happening' and 100% means 'Totally likely to happen', please tell me how likely it is that the following events will happen to CHILD NAME in the future. How likely is it that CHILD NAME will have a university degree by age 30?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)

h_pheage30 (h_indresp_ip) chance child has a uni degree by age 30

paredexpectations_ip8.pheapplied

Parental: Applied to HE

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Has CHILD NAME applied to university?

Option	Label
1	Yes
2	No

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if ELDEST co-resident child aged 16 - 21 in FT education but not at HE college or University (ELDEST co-resident child aged 16 - 21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)

h_pheapplied (h_indresp_ip) parental: applied to he

paredexpectations_ip8.poddsapply

Chance of applying to university

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: Suppose CHILD NAME gains the required qualifications to apply to university. How likely is it that CHILD NAME will apply to university?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PHEApplied = 2 | ELDEST co-resident child aged 10-15 (If child not applied to university or eldest co-resident child aged 10 - 15)

h_oddsapply (h_indresp_ip) chance of applying to university
h_poddsapply (h_indresp_ip) chance of applying to university

paredexpectations_ip8.poddsemp1

Chance of being employed if have uni degree

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: How likely is it that CHILD NAME will be working at age 30 if he/she has a university degree?

h_oddsemp1 (h_indresp_ip) chance of being employed if have degree
h_poddsemp1 (h_indresp_ip) chance of being employed if have uni degree

paredexpectations_ip8.poddsemp3

Chance of being employed if do not go to university

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: How likely is that CHILD NAME will be working at age 30 if CHILD NAME does not go to university at all?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)

h_oddsemp3 (h_indresp_ip) chance of being employed if do not go to university
h_poddsemp3 (h_indresp_ip) chance of being employed if do not go to university

paredexpectations_ip8.poddsqual

Chance of getting qualifications to enter university

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: How likely is it that CHILD NAME will gain the required qualifications to get into university?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)

h_oddsqual (h_indresp_ip) chance of getting qualifications to enter university
h_poddsqual (h_indresp_ip) chance of getting qualifications to enter university

paredexpectations_ip8.poddsschol

Chance of applying to Uni if scholarship

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: Suppose CHILD NAME gains the required qualifications to apply to university. How likely is it that CHILD NAME will apply to university if all costs (tuition, books, boarding, etc) were paid out of a scholarship, grant, bursary or fee reduction scheme?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PHEApplied = 2 | ELDEST co-resident child aged 10-15 (If child not applied to university or eldest co-resident child aged 10 - 15)

h_oddsschol (h_indresp_ip) chance of applying to uni if scholarship
h_poddsschol (h_indresp_ip) chance of applying to uni if scholarship

paredexpectations_ip8.punifin1

Likelihood of finishing studies

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: Suppose CHILD NAME gains the required qualifications to apply to university, applies, and gets a place. How likely is it that CHILD NAME will finish his/her studies?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PHEAPPLIED = 1 | PODDSAPPLY > 0 | PODDSSCHOL > 0 (Has applied to university or greater than no chance of applying to university or greater than no chance of applying to uni if scholarship.)

h_unifin1 (h_indresp_ip) likelihood of finishing studies, first choice
h_punifin1 (h_indresp_ip) likelihood of finishing studies

paredexpectations_ip8.punisub1

Most preferred subject at university

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: IF RESPONDENT HASN'T DECIDED OR DOES NOT YET KNOW WHAT SUBJECT THEY WANT TO STUDY, SELECT 'HAVEN'T DECIDED' FROM THE DROP DOWN MENU. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO FIND THE SUBJECT IN THE DROP DOWN MENU, SELECT 'OTHER/NOT FOUND'.

Text: If CHILD NAME were to go to university, which subject would be CHILD NAME's first choice to study?

Option	Label
1	Accounting and Finance
2	Aeronautical and Manufacturing Engineering
3	Agriculture and Forestry
4	American Studies
5	Anatomy and Physiology
6	Anthropology
7	Archaeology
8	Architecture
9	Art and Design
10	Biological Sciences
11	Building
12	Business Studies
13	Celtic Studies
14	Chemical Engineering
15	Chemistry
16	Civil Engineering
17	Classics and Ancient History
18	Communication and Media Studies
19	Computer Science
20	Dentistry
21	Drama, Dance and Cinematics
22	East and South Asian Studies
23	Economics
24	Education
25	Electrical and Electronic Engineering
26	English
27	Food Science
28	French
29	General Engineering
30	Geography & Environmental Science
31	Geology
32	German
33	History
34	History of Art, Architecture and Design
35	Hospitality, Leisure, Recreation & Tourism
36	Iberian Languages
37	Italian
38	Land and Property Management
39	Law
40	Librarianship & Information Management
41	Linguistics
42	Literature
43	Materials Technology
44	Mathematics
45	Mechanical Engineering
46	Medicine
47	Middle Eastern and African Studies
48	Modern languages
49	Music
50	Nursing
51	Other Subjects Allied to Medicine
52	Pharmacology and Pharmacy
53	Philosophy
54	Physics and Astronomy
55	Politics
56	P.P.E. (Philosophy, Politics and Economics)
57	Psychology
58	Russian
59	Social Policy
60	Social Work
61	Sociology
62	Sports Science
63	Theology and Religious Studies
64	Town and Country Planning and Landscape
65	Veterinary Medicine
95	Haven't decided
97	Other/Not found

h_unisub1 (h_indresp_ip) most preferred subject at university
h_punisub1 (h_indresp_ip) most preferred subject at university

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpborrow

Expected loans for university

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER, IF DOES NOT EXPECT TO BORROW ANYTHING, ENTER 0.

Text: How much does CHILD NAME expect to borrow yearly in student loans if he/she goes to university?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PHEAPPLIED = 1 | PODDSAPPLY > 0 (Has applied to university or greater than no chance of applying to university)

h_pxpborrow (h_indresp_ip) expected loans for university

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn1

Expected earnings if have degree

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: Look ahead to when CHILD NAME will be 30 years old and suppose that he/she is working then. Think about the kinds of jobs that will be available to CHILD NAME. Assuming that one pound today is worth the same as one pound when CHILD NAME is 30 years old, if he/she had a university degree, how much do you think CHILD NAME could earn per year on average at the age of 30?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)

h_pxpearn1 (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings if have degree

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn1dk

Expected earnings if have degree, bracketed

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which of these do you think might fairly represent CHILD NAME's yearly earnings at age 30 if he/she had a university degree?

Option	Label
1	Less than £ 10,000 per year
2	£ 10,000 to £ 14,999 per year
3	£ 15,000 to £ 19,999 per year
4	£ 20,000 to £ 24,999 per year
5	£ 25,000 to £ 29,999 per year
6	£ 30,000 to £ 34,999 per year
7	£ 35,000 to £ 39,999 per year
8	£ 40,000 to £ 44,999 per year
9	£ 45,000 to £ 49,999 per year
10	£ 50,000 to £ 54,999 per year
11	£ 55,000 to £ 59,999 per year
12	£ 60,000 to £ 64,999 per year
13	£ 65,000 to £ 69,999 per year
14	£ 70,000 to £ 74,999 per year
15	£ 75,000 to £ 79,999 per year
16	£ 80,000 to £ 84,999 per year
17	£ 85,000 to £ 89,999 per year
18	£ 90,000 to £ 94,999 per year
19	£ 95,000 to £ 99,999 per year
20	More than £ 100,000 per year

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)
and if PXPEARN1 = DK (Child's expected earnings with a university degree not known)

h_pxpearn1dk (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings if have degree, bracketed

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn3

Expected earnings without a university degree

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: Look ahead to when CHILD NAME will be 30 years old and suppose that he/she is working then. Think about the kinds of jobs that will be available to CHILD NAME. Assuming that one pound today is worth the same as one pound when CHILD NAME is 30 years old, how much do you think CHILD NAME could earn per year on average at the age of 30 if he/she did not go to university at all?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)

h_pxpearn3 (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings without a university degree

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn3dk

Expected earnings without degree, brackets

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which of these do you think might fairly represent CHILD NAME's yearly earnings at age 30 if he/she did not go to university at all?

Option	Label
1	Less than £ 10,000 per year
2	£ 10,000 to £ 14,999 per year
3	£ 15,000 to £ 19,999 per year
4	£ 20,000 to £ 24,999 per year
5	£ 25,000 to £ 29,999 per year
6	£ 30,000 to £ 34,999 per year
7	£ 35,000 to £ 39,999 per year
8	£ 40,000 to £ 44,999 per year
9	£ 45,000 to £ 49,999 per year
10	£ 50,000 to £ 54,999 per year
11	£ 55,000 to £ 59,999 per year
12	£ 60,000 to £ 64,999 per year
13	£ 65,000 to £ 69,999 per year
14	£ 70,000 to £ 74,999 per year
15	£ 75,000 to £ 79,999 per year
16	£ 80,000 to £ 84,999 per year
17	£ 85,000 to £ 89,999 per year
18	£ 90,000 to £ 94,999 per year
19	£ 95,000 to £ 99,999 per year
20	More than £ 100,000 per year

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)
and if PXPEARN3 = DK (Child's expected earnings without a university degree not known)

h_pxpearn3dk (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings without degree, brackets

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn4

Expected earnings if have degree, age 45

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: And how much do you think CHILD NAME could earn per year on average at the age of 45 if he/she had a university degree?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)

h_pxpearn4 (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings if have degree, age 45

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn4dk

Expected earnings if have degree age 45, bracketed

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which of these do you think might fairly represent CHILD NAME's yearly earnings at age 45 if he/she had a university degree?

Option	Label
1	Less than £ 10,000 per year
2	£ 10,000 to £ 14,999 per year
3	£ 15,000 to £ 19,999 per year
4	£ 20,000 to £ 24,999 per year
5	£ 25,000 to £ 29,999 per year
6	£ 30,000 to £ 34,999 per year
7	£ 35,000 to £ 39,999 per year
8	£ 40,000 to £ 44,999 per year
9	£ 45,000 to £ 49,999 per year
10	£ 50,000 to £ 54,999 per year
11	£ 55,000 to £ 59,999 per year
12	£ 60,000 to £ 64,999 per year
13	£ 65,000 to £ 69,999 per year
14	£ 70,000 to £ 74,999 per year
15	£ 75,000 to £ 79,999 per year
16	£ 80,000 to £ 84,999 per year
17	£ 85,000 to £ 89,999 per year
18	£ 90,000 to £ 94,999 per year
19	£ 95,000 to £ 99,999 per year
20	More than £ 100,000 per year

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)
and if PXPEARN4 = DK (Child's expected earnings with a university degree age 45 not known)

h_pxpearn4dk (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings if have degree age 45, bracketed

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn5

Expected earnings without a university degree, age 45

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: And how much do you think CHILD NAME could earn per year on average at the age of 45 if he/she did not go to university at all?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)

h_pxpearn5 (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings without a university degree, age 45

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn5dk

Expected earnings without degree age 45, brackets

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which of these do you think might fairly represent CHILD NAME's yearly earnings at age 45 if he/she did not go to university at all?

Option	Label
1	Less than £ 10,000 per year
2	£ 10,000 to £ 14,999 per year
3	£ 15,000 to £ 19,999 per year
4	£ 20,000 to £ 24,999 per year
5	£ 25,000 to £ 29,999 per year
6	£ 30,000 to £ 34,999 per year
7	£ 35,000 to £ 39,999 per year
8	£ 40,000 to £ 44,999 per year
9	£ 45,000 to £ 49,999 per year
10	£ 50,000 to £ 54,999 per year
11	£ 55,000 to £ 59,999 per year
12	£ 60,000 to £ 64,999 per year
13	£ 65,000 to £ 69,999 per year
14	£ 70,000 to £ 74,999 per year
15	£ 75,000 to £ 79,999 per year
16	£ 80,000 to £ 84,999 per year
17	£ 85,000 to £ 89,999 per year
18	£ 90,000 to £ 94,999 per year
19	£ 95,000 to £ 99,999 per year
20	More than £ 100,000 per year

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)
and if PXPEARN5 = DK (Child's expected earnings without a university degree age 45 not known)

h_pxpearn5dk (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings without degree age 45, brackets

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearng1

Expected earnings of same gender

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: Think about all current 30 year old CHILD'S SEX = 2 | SEX = 2womenCHILD'S SEX = 1 | SEX = 1men who are working full time. What is the average amount that you believe these workers currently earn per year if they have a university degree?

h_pxpearng1 (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings of same gender

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearng1dk

Expected earnings, same gender, brackets

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which of these do you think fairly represents the annual earnings of a 30 year old CHILD'S SEX = 2 | SEX = 2womanCHILD'S SEX = 1 | SEX = 1man with a university degree?

Option	Label
1	Less than £ 10,000 per year
2	£ 10,000 to £ 14,999 per year
3	£ 15,000 to £ 19,999 per year
4	£ 20,000 to £ 24,999 per year
5	£ 25,000 to £ 29,999 per year
6	£ 30,000 to £ 34,999 per year
7	£ 35,000 to £ 39,999 per year
8	£ 40,000 to £ 44,999 per year
9	£ 45,000 to £ 49,999 per year
10	£ 50,000 to £ 54,999 per year
11	£ 55,000 to £ 59,999 per year
12	£ 60,000 to £ 64,999 per year
13	£ 65,000 to £ 69,999 per year
14	£ 70,000 to £ 74,999 per year
15	£ 75,000 to £ 79,999 per year
16	£ 80,000 to £ 84,999 per year
17	£ 85,000 to £ 89,999 per year
18	£ 90,000 to £ 94,999 per year
19	£ 95,000 to £ 99,999 per year
20	More than £ 100,000 per year

Universe:
if ((HHGrid.Dvage > 21 & HHGrid.Dvage < 71) | (HHGrid.Dvage < 22 & Demographics.JbStat = 7 & EducationalAspirations.Edtype = 4 | 5)) (Respondents aged 22-70 or respondents aged under 22 and currently at H.E. college or university)
and if PXPEARNG1 = DK (Earnings with a university degree not known)

h_pxpearng1dk (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings, same gender, brackets

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearng3

Expected earnings of same gender, no degree

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: What is the average amount that you believe all 30 year old CHILD'S SEX = 2 | SEX = 2womenCHILD'S SEX = 1 | SEX = 1men currently earn per year if they did not go to university at all?

h_pxpearng3 (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings of same gender, no degree

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearng3dk

Expected earnings, same gender, no degree, brackets

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which of these do you think fairly represents the annual earnings of a 30 year old CHILD'S SEX = 2 | SEX = 2womanCHILD'S SEX = 1 | SEX = 1man if they did not go to university at all?

Option	Label
1	Less than £ 10,000 per year
2	£ 10,000 to £ 14,999 per year
3	£ 15,000 to £ 19,999 per year
4	£ 20,000 to £ 24,999 per year
5	£ 25,000 to £ 29,999 per year
6	£ 30,000 to £ 34,999 per year
7	£ 35,000 to £ 39,999 per year
8	£ 40,000 to £ 44,999 per year
9	£ 45,000 to £ 49,999 per year
10	£ 50,000 to £ 54,999 per year
11	£ 55,000 to £ 59,999 per year
12	£ 60,000 to £ 64,999 per year
13	£ 65,000 to £ 69,999 per year
14	£ 70,000 to £ 74,999 per year
15	£ 75,000 to £ 79,999 per year
16	£ 80,000 to £ 84,999 per year
17	£ 85,000 to £ 89,999 per year
18	£ 90,000 to £ 94,999 per year
19	£ 95,000 to £ 99,999 per year
20	More than £ 100,000 per year

Universe:
if ((HHGrid.Dvage > 21 & HHGrid.Dvage < 71) | (HHGrid.Dvage < 22 & Demographics.JbStat = 7 & EducationalAspirations.Edtype = 4 | 5)) (Respondents aged 22-70 or respondents aged under 22 and currently at H.E. college or university)
and if PXPEARNG3 = DK (Earnings without a university degree not known)

h_pxpearng3dk (h_indresp_ip) expected earnings, same gender, no degree, brackets

paredexpectations_ip8.pxploanpy

When a student has to repay a loan

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: If a student takes a student loan to go to university, when does it have to be repaid?

Option	Label
1	As soon as they finish university, independently of whether or not they are working
2	As soon as they work, independently of their income
3	As soon as their income exceeds a certain threshold
4	I don't know

h_pxploanpy (h_indresp_ip) when a student has to repay a loan

paredexpectations_ip8.pxptuition

Expected tuition

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: Excluding any scholarship, grant, bursary or fee reduction scheme that CHILD NAME might receive, how much do you expect CHILD NAME to pay as yearly tuition if he/she goes to university?

Universe:
if PEDCHPNO > 0 (If there exists an eldest co-resident child aged 10-21 in FT education but not at HE college or University)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PHEAPPLIED = 1 | PODDSAPPLY > 0 (Has applied to university or greater than no chance of applying to university)

h_pxptuition (h_indresp_ip) expected tuition

paredexpectations_ip8.kidstat

Child's employment status

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which of these best describes CHILD NAME's current situation?

Option	Label
7	Full-time student
1	Self-employed
2	In paid employment (full or part-time)
3	Unemployed
5	On maternity leave
6	Looking after the family or home
8	Long-term sick or disabled
9	On a government training scheme
10	Unpaid worker in a family business
11	Working in an apprenticeship
97	Doing something else

h_kidstat (h_indresp_ip) child's employment status

paredexpectations_ip8

Parental Educational Expectations

paredexpectations_ip8.katuni

paredexpectations_ip8.pearnemail

paredexpectations_ip8.pearninfo

paredexpectations_ip8.pedchpno

paredexpectations_ip8.pheage30

paredexpectations_ip8.pheapplied

paredexpectations_ip8.poddsapply

paredexpectations_ip8.poddsemp1

paredexpectations_ip8.poddsemp3

paredexpectations_ip8.poddsqual

paredexpectations_ip8.poddsschol

paredexpectations_ip8.punifin1

paredexpectations_ip8.punisub1

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpborrow

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn1

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn1dk

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn3

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn3dk

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn4

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn4dk

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn5

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearn5dk

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearng1

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearng1dk

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearng3

paredexpectations_ip8.pxpearng3dk

paredexpectations_ip8.pxploanpy

paredexpectations_ip8.pxptuition

paredexpectations_ip8.kidstat

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