paredexpectations_ip5

paredexpectations_ip5.pedchpno

Identifier for co-resident child, ed expectations

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

• e_pedchpno (e_indresp_ip) IDENTIFIER FOR CO-RESIDENT CHILD

paredexpectations_ip5.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?

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

• e_katuni (e_pareduexp_ip) TYPE OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR CHILD

paredexpectations_ip5.kidstat

Child's employment status

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

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

• e_kidstat (e_pareduexp_ip) CHILD S EMPLOYMENT STATUS

paredexpectations_ip5.pappoth

Applied to university in other areas

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Did PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO apply to other subject areas?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)

• e_pappoth (e_indresp_ip) APPLIED TO UNI IN OTHER AREAS

paredexpectations_ip5.pappsub1

Applied to university, first choice

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which subject was PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO's first choice to study at university?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PAPPOTH = 1 (Child applied to study other subjects at university)

• e_appsub1 (e_indresp_ip) APPLIED TO UNIVERSITY, FIRST CHOICE
• e_pappsub1 (e_indresp_ip) APPLIED TO UNIVERSITY, FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.pappsub1o

Applied in other subject, first choice

Type: string

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: TYPE IN

Text: What other subject was that?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PAPPOTH = 1 (Child applied to study other subjects at university)
and if PAPPSUB1 = 97 (First subject applied for was 'other')

paredexpectations_ip5.pappsub2

Applied to university, second choice

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: And which subject was PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO's second choice to study at university?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PAPPOTH = 1 (Child applied to study other subjects at university)
and if PAPPSUB1 <> DK | REF (Provided first subject child applied for)

• e_appsub2 (e_indresp_ip) APPLIED TO UNIVERSITY, SECOND CHOICE
• e_pappsub2 (e_indresp_ip) APPLIED TO UNIVERSITY, SECOND CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.pappsub2o

Applied in other subject, second choice

Type: string

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: TYPE IN

Text: What other subject was that?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PAPPOTH = 1 (Child applied to study other subjects at university)
and if PAPPSUB1 <> DK | REF (Provided first subject child applied for)
and if PAPPSUB2 = 97 (Second subject applied for was 'other')

paredexpectations_ip5.pcursub

Current university subject

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: What is PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO's current subject area in university?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)

• e_cursub (e_indresp_ip) CURRENT UNIVERSITY SUBJECT
• e_pcursub (e_indresp_ip) CURRENT UNIVERSITY SUBJECT

paredexpectations_ip5.pcursubo

Other subject studied

Type: string

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: TYPE IN

Text: What other subject is that?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PCURSUB = 97 (Child is studying other subject)

paredexpectations_ip5.pearnemail

P Expected Earnings email requested

Type: number

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. If you would like us to email you a copy of this information, please tick the box.

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS & any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3 | 5) | PEDCHPID <> MIS) & ff_wageinfow5 = 1 (Parent of a co-resident child aged <18 not at university OR child at university AND Wage information experimental treatment group)
and if GRIDVARIABLES.ModeType = 3 (Mode is web)

• e_pearnemail (e_indresp_ip) expected earnings info email requested

paredexpectations_ip5.pearninfo

P Expected earnings information

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: HAND PAGE TO RESPONDENT FOR THEM TO KEEP

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 can keep this.

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS & any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3 | 5) | PEDCHPID <> MIS) & ff_wageinfow5 = 1 (Parent of a co-resident child aged <18 not at university OR child at university AND Wage information experimental treatment group)
and if GRIDVARIABLES.ModeType = 1 (Mode is CAPI)

paredexpectations_ip5.pedchpid

Identifier for non-resident child, ed expectations

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Universe:
if (HHGRID.DVAGE >= 35 & HHGRID.DVAGE <= 60) &(Potential Rejoiner List/original issued household contains study participant aged >= 16 & <= 21) & (not co-resident with any natural or adoptive children aged <=21 with KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3 | 5) (Respondent is aged between 35 and 60 AND Potential Rejoiner (or original household study participant) 16 - 21 AND not co-resident with natural or adoptive child aged 21 or under who is in full-time education or at university)
and if PUNIST = 1 (Parent of a child that is currently at university)
and if PUNICHILD < 96 (Child at university is a sample member)

paredexpectations_ip5.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 <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)

• e_oddsapply (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF APPLYING TO UNIVERSITY
• e_poddsapply (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF APPLYING TO UNIVERSITY

paredexpectations_ip5.poddsemp

Chance of being employed at age 30

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: How likely is that PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO will be employed at age 30 if he/she finishes his/her university studies PCURSUB not equal to 97in PCURSUB?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PCURSUB <> DK | REF (Provided child's current subject of study)

• e_poddsemp (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF BEING EMPLOYED AT AGE OF 30

paredexpectations_ip5.poddsemp1

Chance of being employed if study first choice

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: If CHILD NAME finishes university studies in PUNISUB1 less than 95PUNISUB1PUNISUB1 = 97his/her preferred subject, how likely is that CHILD NAME will be employed at age 30?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PUNISUB1 <> DK | REF | 95 (First preferred subject given)

• e_oddsemp1 (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF BEING EMPLOYED IF STUDY FIRST CHOICE
• e_poddsemp1 (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF GETTING EMPLOYED IF STUDY FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.poddsemp2

Chance of being employed if study second choice

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: And, if CHILD NAME finishes university studies in PUNISUB2 less than 95PUNISUB2PUNISUB2 = 97his/her second preferred subject, how likely is that CHILD NAME will be employed at age 30?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PUNISUB2 <> DK | REF | 95 | 96 (Second preferred subject given)

• e_oddsemp2 (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF BEING EMPLOYED IF STUDY SECOND CHOICE
• e_poddsemp2 (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF GETTING EMPLOYED IF STUDY FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.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 employed at age 30 if CHILD NAME does not go to university at all?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)

• e_oddsemp3 (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF BEING EMPLOYED IF DO NOT GO TO UNIVERSITY
• e_poddsemp3 (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF GETTING EMPLOYED IF STUDY FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.poddsempnu

Chance of being employed if had not gone to university

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: How likely is that PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO would be employed at age 30 if he/she had not gone to university?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)

• e_poddsempnu (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF BEING EMPLOYED IF HAD NOT GONE TO UNIVERSITY

paredexpectations_ip5.poddsempu

Chance of being employed

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: If CHILD NAME finishes university studies, how likely is that CHILD NAME will be employed at age 30?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if (PUNISUB1 = DK | REF | 95) & (PUNISUB2 = DK | REF | 95 | 96) (1st and 2nd preferred subject not given)

• e_oddsempu (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF BEING EMPLOYED
• e_poddsempu (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF GETTING EMPLOYED IF STUDY FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.poddsfini

Chance of finishing university

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: 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 your son/daughter CHILD NAME in the future. How likely is it that PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO will successfully finish his/her university studies PCURSUB not equal to 97in PCURSUB?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)

• e_oddsfini (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF FINISHING UNIVERSITY
• e_poddsfini (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF FINISHING UNIVERSITY

paredexpectations_ip5.poddsqual

Chance of getting qualifications to enter university

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER

Text: 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 gain the required qualifications to get into university?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)

• e_oddsqual (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF GETTING QUALIFICATIONS TO ENTER UNIVERSITY
• e_poddsqual (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF GETTING QUALIFICATIONS TO ENTER UNIVERSITY

paredexpectations_ip5.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 <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)

• e_oddsschol (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF APPLYING TO UNI IF SCHOLARSHIP
• e_poddsschol (e_indresp_ip) CHANCE OF APPLYING TO UNI IF SCHOLARSHIP

paredexpectations_ip5.pstudyhrs

Hours spent studying

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER HOURS PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE

Text: Excluding time spent in lectures or required lab sessions, how many hours per week do you think PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO usually studies?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)

• e_pstudyhrs (e_indresp_ip) HOURS SPENT STUDYING

paredexpectations_ip5.pstudyhrs1

Hours expect to study subject, first choice

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE

Text: If CHILD NAME gets a place at university studying PUNISUB1 less than 95PUNISUB1PUNISUB1 = 97his/her preferred subject, excluding time spent in lectures or required lab sessions, approximately how many hours per week would you expect CHILD NAME to study?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PUNISUB1 <> DK | REF | 95 (First preferred subject given)

• e_studyhrs1 (e_indresp_ip) HOURS EXPECT TO STUDY SUBJECT, FIRST CHOICE
• e_pstudyhrs1 (e_indresp_ip) HOURS EXPECT TO STUDY SUBJECT, FIRST CHOICE
• e_pstudyhrs2 (e_indresp_ip) HOURS EXPECT TO STUDY SUBJECT, FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.pstudyhrs2

Hours expect to study subject, second choice

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER NUMBER PROBE FOR BEST ESTIMATE

Text: And, if CHILD NAME gets a place in a university studying PUNISUB2 less than 95PUNISUB2PUNISUB2 = 97his/her second preferred subject, excluding time spent in lectures or required lab sessions, approximately how many hours per week would you expect CHILD NAME to study?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PUNISUB2 <> DK | REF | 95 | 96 (Second preferred subject given)

• e_studyhrs2 (e_indresp_ip) HOURS EXPECT TO STUDY SUBJECT, SECOND CHOICE
• e_pstudyhrs2 (e_indresp_ip) HOURS EXPECT TO STUDY SUBJECT, FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.ptotborrow

Amount borrowed for university

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

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

Text: How much does PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO expect to borrow in total in student loans to cover all his/her years at university?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)

• e_ptotborrow (e_indresp_ip) AMOUNT BORROWED FOR UNIVERSITY

paredexpectations_ip5.ptuition

Amount pays in tuition

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: Excluding any scholarship, grant, bursary or fee reduction scheme that PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO may receive, how much does PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO currently pay as yearly tuition to go to university?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)

• e_ptuition (e_indresp_ip) AMOUNT PAYS IN TUITION

paredexpectations_ip5.punichild

Child at uni

Type: multichoice

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: CODE ALL THAT APPLY

Text: We are interested in learning more about your expectations for your child at university, but only about those who are participants in this study. Is your child at university any of these people, if so who?

Universe:
if (HHGRID.DVAGE >= 35 & HHGRID.DVAGE <= 60) &(Potential Rejoiner List/original issued household contains study participant aged >= 16 & <= 21) & (not co-resident with any natural or adoptive children aged <=21 with KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3 | 5) (Respondent is aged between 35 and 60 AND Potential Rejoiner (or original household study participant) 16 - 21 AND not co-resident with natural or adoptive child aged 21 or under who is in full-time education or at university)
and if PUNIST = 1 (Parent of a child that is currently at university)

• e_punichild1 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[1]
• e_punichild2 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[2]
• e_punichild3 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[3]
• e_punichild4 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[4]
• e_punichild5 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[5]
• e_punichild6 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[6]
• e_punichild7 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[7]
• e_punichild8 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[8]
• e_punichild9 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[9]
• e_punichild10 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[10]
• e_punichild11 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[11]
• e_punichild12 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[12]
• e_punichild13 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[13]
• e_punichild14 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[14]
• e_punichild15 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[15]
• e_punichild16 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[16]
• e_punichild17 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[17]
• e_punichild18 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[18]
• e_punichild19 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[19]
• e_punichild20 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[20]
• e_punichild21 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[21]
• e_punichild22 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[22]
• e_punichild23 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[23]
• e_punichild24 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[24]
• e_punichild25 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[25]
• e_punichild26 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[26]
• e_punichild27 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[27]
• e_punichild28 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[28]
• e_punichild29 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[29]
• e_punichild30 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[30]
• e_punichild31 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[31]
• e_punichild32 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[32]
• e_punichild33 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[33]
• e_punichild34 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[34]
• e_punichild35 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[35]
• e_punichild36 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[36]
• e_punichild37 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[37]
• e_punichild38 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[38]
• e_punichild39 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[39]
• e_punichild40 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[40]
• e_punichild41 (e_indresp_ip) CHILD AT UNI - POTENTIAL REJOINER: TF_NonHHPerson[41]

paredexpectations_ip5.punifin1

Likelihood of finishing studies, first choice

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 in PUNISUB1 less than 95PUNISUB1PUNISUB1 = 97his/her preferred subject?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PUNISUB1 <> DK | REF | 95 (First preferred subject given)

• e_unifin1 (e_indresp_ip) LIKELIHOOD OF FINISHING STUDIES, FIRST CHOICE
• e_punifin1 (e_indresp_ip) LIKELIHOOD OF FINISHING STUDIES, FIRST CHOICE
• e_punifin2 (e_indresp_ip) LIKELIHOOD OF FINISHING STUDIES, FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.punifin2

Likelihood of finishing studies, second choice

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 in PUNISUB2 less than 95PUNISUB2PUNISUB2 = 97his/her second preferred subject?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PUNISUB2 <> DK | REF | 95 | 96 (Second preferred subject given)

• e_unifin2 (e_indresp_ip) LIKELIHOOD OF FINISHING STUDIES, SECOND CHOICE
• e_punifin2 (e_indresp_ip) LIKELIHOOD OF FINISHING STUDIES, FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.punist

Parent of a child at university

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Do you happen to have any children currently studying at university?

Universe:
if (HHGRID.DVAGE >= 35 & HHGRID.DVAGE <= 60) &(Potential Rejoiner List/original issued household contains study participant aged >= 16 & <= 21) & (not co-resident with any natural or adoptive children aged <=21 with KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3 | 5) (Respondent is aged between 35 and 60 AND Potential Rejoiner (or original household study participant) 16 - 21 AND not co-resident with natural or adoptive child aged 21 or under who is in full-time education or at university)

• e_punist (e_indresp_ip) PARENT OF A CHILD AT UNIVERSITY

paredexpectations_ip5.punisub1

Most preferred subject at university

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

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

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)

• e_unisub1 (e_indresp_ip) MOST PREFERRED SUBJECT AT UNIVERSITY
• e_punisub1 (e_indresp_ip) MOST PREFERRED SUBJECT AT UNIVERSITY

paredexpectations_ip5.punisub1o

Other subject at university, first choice

Type: string

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: TYPE IN

Text: What other subject is that?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PUNISUB1 = 97 (First preferred subject at university is other)

paredexpectations_ip5.punisub2

Second preferred subject at university

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

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

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)

• e_unisub2 (e_indresp_ip) SECOND PREFERRED SUBJECT AT UNIVERSITY
• e_punisub2 (e_indresp_ip) SECOND PREFERRED SUBJECT AT UNIVERSITY

paredexpectations_ip5.punisub2o

Other subject at university, second choice

Type: string

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: TYPE IN

Text: What other subject is that?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)
and if PUNISUB2 = 97 (Second preferred subject at university is other)

paredexpectations_ip5.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 in total in student loans if he/she goes to university?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)

• e_pxpborrow (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED LOANS FOR UNIVERSITY

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearn

Expected earnings

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: Look ahead to when PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO will be 30 years old and suppose that he/she is working then. Think about the kinds of jobs that will be available to PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO. Assuming that one pound today is worth the same as one pound when he/she is 30 years old, if PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO has a university degree PCURSUB not equal to 97in PCURSUB, how much do you think PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO could earn per year on average at the age of 30?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)

• e_pxpearn (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearn1

Expected earnings if study first choice

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 in PUNISUB1 less than 95PUNISUB1PUNISUB1 = 97his/her preferred subject, how much do you think CHILD NAME could earn per year on average at the age of 30?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PUNISUB1 <> DK | REF | 95 (First preferred subject given)

• e_pxpearn1 (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS IF STUDY FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearn1dk

Expected earnings first choice, 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 has a university degree in PUNISUB1 not equal to 97PUNISUB1PUNISUB1 = 97his/her preferred subject?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PUNISUB1 <> DK | REF | 95 (First preferred subject given)
and if PXPEARN1 = DK (Child's expected earnings in first choice subject area not known)

• e_pxpearn1dk (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS FIRST CHOICE, BRACKETED

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearn2

Expected earnings if study second choice

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 he/she 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 has a university degree in PUNISUB2 less than 95PUNISUB2PUNISUB2 = 97his/her second preferred subject?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PUNISUB2 <> DK | REF | 95 | 96 (Second preferred subject given)

• e_pxpearn2 (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS IF STUDY SECOND CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearn2dk

Expected earnings second choice, 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 has a university degree in PUNISUB2 less than 95PUNISUB2PUNISUB2 = 97his/her second preferred subject?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PUNISUB2 <> DK | REF | 95 | 96 (Second preferred subject given)
and if PXPEARN2 = DK (Child's expected earnings in second choice subject area not known)

• e_pxpearn2dk (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS SECOND CHOICE, BRACKETED

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearn3

Expected earnings without a university degree

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: PODDSQUAL = 0Look 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 he/she 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 does not have a university degree?PODDSQUAL greater than 0Look 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 he/she 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 does not have a university degree?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)

• e_pxpearn3 (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS WITHOUT DEGREE

paredexpectations_ip5.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 does not have a university degree?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PXPEARN3 = DK (Child's expected earnings without a university degree not known)

• e_pxpearn3dk (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS WITHOUT DEGREE, BRACKETS

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearndk

Expected earnings, brackets

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which of these do you think might fairly represent PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO's yearly earnings at age 30 if he/she has a university degree PCURSUB not equal to 97in PCURSUB?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PXPEARN = DK (Child's expected earnings not known)

• e_pxpearndk (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS, BRACKETS

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearng

Expected earnings of same gender

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: What is the average amount that you believe all 30 year old PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO'S SEX = 1menPUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO'S SEX = 2women currently earn per year if they have a university degree in PCURSUB not equal to 97PCURSUBPCURSUB = 97PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO's field of study?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PCURSUB <> DK | REF (Provided child's current subject of study)

• e_pxpearng (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS OF SAME GENDER

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearng1

Expected earnings of same gender, first choice

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: Think about all current 30 year old CHILD'S SEX = 2womenCHILD'S 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 in PUNISUB1 less than 95PUNISUB1PUNISUB1 = 97[CHILD NAME]'s preferred subject?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PUNISUB1 <> DK | REF | 95 (First preferred subject given)

• e_pxpearng1 (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS OF SAME GENDER, FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearng1dk

Expected earnings, same gender, first choice, 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 = 2womanCHILD'S SEX = 1man with a university degree in PUNISUB1 less than 95PUNISUB1PUNISUB1 = 97[CHILD NAME]'s preferred subject?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PUNISUB1 <> DK | REF | 95 (First preferred subject given)
and if PXPEARNG1 = DK (Earnings in first choice subject area not known)

• e_pxpearng1dk (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS SAME GENDER FIRST CHOICE, BRACKETS

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearng2

Expected earnings of same gender, second choice

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

Text: What is the average amount that you believe all 30 year old CHILD'S SEX = 2womenCHILD'S SEX = 1men currently earn per year if they have a university degree in PUNISUB2 less than 95PUNISUB2PUNISUB2 = 97[CHILD NAME]'s second preferred subject?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PUNISUB2 <> DK | REF | 95 | 96 (Second preferred subject given)

• e_pxpearng2 (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS OF SAME GENDER, SECOND CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearng2dk

Expected earnings, same gender, second choice, 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 = 2womanCHILD'S SEX = 1man with a university degree in PUNISUB2 less than 95PUNISUB2PUNISUB2 = 97[CHILD NAME]'s second preferred subject?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PUNISUB2 <> DK | REF | 95 | 96 (Second preferred subject given)
and if PXPEARNG2 = DK (Earnings in second choice subject area not known)

• e_pxpearng2dk (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS SAME GENDER SECOND CHOICE, BRACKETS

paredexpectations_ip5.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 = 2womenCHILD'S SEX = 1men currently earn per year if they do not have a university degree?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)

• e_pxpearng3 (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS OF SAME GENDER, NO DEGREE

paredexpectations_ip5.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 = 2womanCHILD'S SEX = 1man without a university degree?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PXPEARNG3 = DK (Earnings without a university degree not known)

• e_pxpearng3dk (e_indresp_ip) EARNINGS OF SAME GENDER, NO DEGREE, BRACKETS

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearngdk

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 PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO'S SEX = 1manPUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO'S SEX = 2woman with a university degree in PCURSUB not equal to 97PCURSUBPCURSUB = 97PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO's field of study?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PCURSUB <> DK | REF (Provided child's current subject of study)
and if PXPEARNG = DK (Earnings with degree in current subject not known)

• e_pxpearngdk (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS, SAME GENDER, BRACKETS

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearngnd

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 PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO'S SEX = 1menPUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO'S SEX = 2women currently earn per year if they do not have a university degree?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)

• e_pxpearngnd (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS OF SAME GENDER, NO DEGREE

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearngnddk

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 PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO'S SEX = 1manPUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO'S SEX = 2woman without a university degree?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PXPEARNGND = DK (Earnings without degree not known)

• e_pxpearngnddk (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS, SAME GENDER, NO DEGREE, BRACKETS

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearnnd

Expected earnings without a university degree

Type: number

Source: UKHLS

Interviewer Instruction: ENTER AMOUNT

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

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)

• e_pxpearnnd (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS WITHOUT A UNI DEGREE

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearnnddk

Expected earnings, no degree, brackets

Type: choice

Source: UKHLS

Text: Which of these do you think might fairly represent PUNICHILD/PUNICHILDO'S yearly earnings at age 30 if he/she had not gone to university?

Universe:
if ((PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 5)) | (PEDCHPID <> MIS) (Parent of a co-resident child who is away at university (and no other children in the household) OR parent of a non co-resident child aged 18-21 at university)
and if PXPEARNND = DK (Child's expected earnings if they did not have a degree not known)

• e_pxpearnnddk (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS, NO DEGREE, BRACKETS

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearnu

Expected earnings if study

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 <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if (PUNISUB1 = DK | REF | 95) & (PUNISUB2 = DK | REF | 95 | 96) (1st and 2nd preferred subject not given)

• e_pxpearnu (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS IF STUDY FIRST CHOICE

paredexpectations_ip5.pxpearnudk

Expected earnings

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 has a university degree?

Universe:
if (PEDCHPNO <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if (PUNISUB1 = DK | REF | 95) & (PUNISUB2 = DK | REF | 95 | 96) (1st and 2nd preferred subject not given)
and if PXPEARNU = DK (Child's expected earnings with degree not known)

• e_pxpearnudk (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED EARNINGS FIRST CHOICE, BRACKETED

paredexpectations_ip5.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 <> MIS) & (any KATUNI = 1 | 2 | 3) (Parent of a child aged 10 to 21 who is co-resident in the household and NOT at university/H.E. college)
and if PODDSQUAL > 0 (Child has greater than no chance of gaining qualifications to get into university)

• e_pxptuition (e_indresp_ip) EXPECTED TUITION