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Household PulsePSCHNG3Education › Higher education Health & health care › COVID-19behavior

Thinking of all the members of your household who were planning to take classes from a college, university, community college, trade school, or other occupational school this fall, has the coronavirus pandemic resulted in any of the changes listed below? Select all that apply.

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Will household members' classes be in a different format this fall because of the pandemic?

College classes changed format this fall due to pandemic · Asked in 15 waves, 2020–2021 · 239,781 responses · weighted estimates computed from individual responses

Periods loaded: week13, week14, week15, week16, week17, week18, week19, week20, week21, week22, week23, week24, week25, week26, week27. 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).

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Classes will be in different formats in the fall (for example, change from in-person to online).33%

Not selected (box left unchecked; respondent checked another option)67%

Shares in 2021

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

Classes will be in different formats in the fall (for example, change from in-person to online).

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

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Age Sex Race & ethnicity Education Income Region State

Wave

Not selected (box left unchecked; respondent checked another option)Classes will be in different formats in the fall (for example, change from in-person to online).

Group		Not selected (box left unchecked; respondent checked another option)	Classes will be in different formats in the fall (for example, change from in-person to online).	n	MoE

Answers as the source codes them

Not selected (box left unchecked; respondent checked another option)Classes will be in different formats in the fall (for example, change from in-person to online).Skipped (question seen but no category selected) (non-answer)

Waves

Poll	Field dates	Mode	Respondents	Responses
Household Pulse Survey, Week 27 (2021-03-17 to 2021-03-29) Source variable PSCHNG3. Universe: Ask QPS3 if QPS1 > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).	2021-03-17 to 2021-03-29	web	77,104	13,712
Household Pulse Survey, Week 26 (2021-03-03 to 2021-03-15) Source variable PSCHNG3. Universe: Ask QPS3 if QPS1 > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).	2021-03-03 to 2021-03-15	web	78,306	14,446
Household Pulse Survey, Week 25 (2021-02-17 to 2021-03-01) Source variable PSCHNG3. Universe: Ask QPS3 if QPS1 > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).	2021-02-17 to 2021-03-01	web	77,788	14,765
Household Pulse Survey, Week 24 (2021-02-03 to 2021-02-15) Source variable PSCHNG3. Universe: Ask QPS3 if QPS1 > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).	2021-02-03 to 2021-02-15	web	77,122	14,911
Household Pulse Survey, Week 23 (2021-01-20 to 2021-02-01) Source variable PSCHNG3. Universe: Ask QPS3 if QPS1 > 0. Select-all item; code 0 derived from -99 (see question notes).	2021-01-20 to 2021-02-01	web	80,567	16,081
Household Pulse Survey, Week 22 (2021-01-06 to 2021-01-18)

All respondents	67%	33%	13712	±2
AK	67%	33%	292	±11
AL	63%	37%	164	±11
AR	69%	31%	133	±13
AZ	73%	27%	358	±9
CA	66%	34%	1326	±6
CO	68%	32%	326	±8
CT	68%	32%	224	±9
DC †	66%	34%	164	±14
DE †	78%	22%	164	±14
FL	70%	30%	488	±8
GA	63%	37%	336	±9
HI	76%	24%	172	±10
IA	74%	26%	149	±12
ID	62%	38%	263	±9
IL	74%	26%	352	±8
IN	73%	27%	237	±10
KS	71%	29%	226	±10
KY	67%	33%	152	±12
LA	72%	28%	148	±11
MA	64%	36%	379	±7
MD	65%	35%	409	±8
ME	71%	29%	113	±13
MI	66%	34%	333	±9
MN	62%	38%	246	±9
MO	64%	36%	207	±10
MS	83%	17%	99	±13
MT	83%	17%	103	±14
NC	65%	35%	232	±11
ND †	79%	21%	55	±17
NE	70%	30%	171	±10
NH †	61%	39%	194	±14
NJ	65%	35%	325	±9
NM	70%	30%	338	±9
NV	76%	24%	240	±11
NY	66%	34%	289	±9
OH	65%	35%	177	±11
OK †	79%	21%	165	±16
OR	61%	39%	349	±11
PA	63%	37%	318	±10
RI	67%	33%	118	±13
SC	74%	26%	168	±12
SD †	57%	43%	83	±17
TN	68%	32%	181	±11
TX	66%	34%	787	±7
UT	68%	32%	509	±8
VA	74%	26%	379	±9
VT	74%	26%	117	±14
WA	68%	32%	536	±7
WI	63%	37%	181	±11
WV †	83%	17%	100	±14
WY	64%	36%	137	±14