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Household PulsePSCHNG1Education › Higher education Health & health care › COVID-19behavior

For all those people counted in the previous question, has the coronavirus pandemic resulted in any of the changes listed below? Select all that apply.

Asked of: TNUM_PS > 0

Have the household's plans to take classes this term stayed the same despite the pandemic?

College plans this term unchanged due to pandemic · Asked in 21 waves, 2021–2022 · 214,670 responses · weighted estimates computed from individual responses

Periods loaded: week28, week29, week30, week31, week32, week33, week34, week35, week36, week37, week38, week39, week40, week41, week42, week43, week44, week45, week46, week47, week48. Version of PSCHNG1 first asked in week28: wording, reference period, answer options, or (for a checkbox) the option it names or whether the question offers a 'none of these' box differ from census_pulse:pschng1. Select-all checkbox item. Code 1 = box checked; 0 = left unchecked by a respondent who checked another box in the same question (derived from Census's -99); -99 = saw the question and checked nothing (skipped).

Percentages ofpeople who answered everyone asked

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Plans to take classes this term have not changed57%

Not selected (box left unchecked; respondent checked another option)43%

Shares in 2022

Shares of people who gave an answer. Each column is one wave, evenly spaced rather than to scale in time; hover for exact shares.

By group over time

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Age Sex Race & ethnicity Education Income Region

Plans to take classes this term have not changed

Not selected (box left unchecked; respondent checked another option)

18–29

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Age Sex Race & ethnicity Education Income Region State

Wave

Not selected (box left unchecked; respondent checked another option)Plans to take classes this term have not changed

Group		Not selected (box left unchecked; respondent checked another option)	Plans to take classes this term have not changed

Answers as the source codes them

Not selected (box left unchecked; respondent checked another option)Plans to take classes this term have not changedSkipped (question seen but no category selected) (non-answer)

Waves

Poll	Field dates	Mode	Respondents	Responses
Household Pulse Survey, Week 48 (2022-07-27 to 2022-08-08) Source variable PSCHNG1. Universe: TNUM_PS > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).	2022-07-27 to 2022-08-08	web	46,801	7,941
Household Pulse Survey, Week 47 (2022-06-29 to 2022-07-11) Source variable PSCHNG1. Universe: TNUM_PS > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).	2022-06-29 to 2022-07-11	web	58,304	8,879
Household Pulse Survey, Week 46 (2022-06-01 to 2022-06-13) Source variable PSCHNG1. Universe: TNUM_PS > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).	2022-06-01 to 2022-06-13	web	62,826	9,313
Household Pulse Survey, Week 45 (2022-04-27 to 2022-05-09) Source variable PSCHNG1. Universe: TNUM_PS > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).	2022-04-27 to 2022-05-09	web	61,767	8,879
Household Pulse Survey, Week 44 (2022-03-30 to 2022-04-11) Source variable PSCHNG1. Universe: TNUM_PS > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).	2022-03-30 to 2022-04-11	web	63,769	9,278
Household Pulse Survey, Week 43 (2022-03-02 to 2022-03-14) Source variable PSCHNG1. Universe: TNUM_PS > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).

All respondents		43%	57%	7941	±2
AK		50%	50%	127	±11
AL		37%	63%	106	±13
AR		30%	70%	110	±12
AZ		45%	55%	212	±9
CA		49%	51%	640	±7
CO		40%	60%	204	±10
CT		37%	63%	125	±11
DC †		35%	65%	76	±17
DE †		53%	47%	71	±17
FL		50%	50%	243	±10
GA		35%	65%	218	±11
HI		41%	59%	97	±13
IA		33%	67%	111	±13
ID †		48%	52%	140	±18
IL		42%	58%	153	±12
IN		38%	62%	152	±12
KS		52%	48%	154	±12
KY		32%	68%	125	±12
LA		40%	60%	114	±12
MA		35%	65%	210	±9
MD		51%	49%	189	±11
ME †		40%	60%	56	±17
MI		33%	67%	218	±9
MN		33%	67%	162	±11
MO		31%	69%	133	±12
MS †		36%	64%	80	±14
MT †	Too few respondents	–	–	66	±26
NC		38%	62%	146	±12
ND †		37%	63%	75	±15
NE		44%	56%	149	±11
NH †		32%	68%	137	±15
NJ		46%	54%	140	±12
NM		53%	47%	148	±13
NV †		48%	52%	124	±17
NY		41%	59%	135	±13
OH		38%	62%	115	±12
OK		36%	64%	147	±11
OR		48%	52%	201	±10
PA		43%	57%	170	±11
RI †		36%	64%	49	±19
SC		42%	58%	132	±12
SD †		28%	72%	70	±18
TN		39%	61%	124	±11
TX		48%	52%	459	±8
UT		42%	58%	274	±8
VA		40%	60%	218	±10
VT †		28%	72%	63	±15
WA		54%	46%	292	±9
WI		34%	66%	116	±12
WV †		22%	78%	71	±17
WY		35%	65%	94	±13