marriage between two people of the same gender

partner self-emp. or works for somebody else

number of hours partner worked last week

no. of hours partner usually works a week

spouse's occupational prestige score (1970)

spouse's occupational prestige score (1980)

spouse occupational prestige score (2010)

spouse occupational prestige score using threshold method (2010)

father's occupational prestige score (1970)

father (or oldest same-sex parent) self-emp. or worked for somebody

father's occupational prestige score (1980)

father's (or oldest same-sex parent's) occupatoin code (2010)

father's (or oldest same-sex parent's) occupational prestige score (2010)

father's (or oldest same-sex parent's) occupational prestige score using thresho

father's (or oldest same-sex parent's) industry code (naics 2007)

mothers occupational prestige score (1980)

mother (or youngest same-sex parent) self-emp. or worked for somebody

mother's (or youngest same-sex parent's) occupatoin code (2010)

mother's (or youngest same-sex parent's) occupational prestige score (2010)

mother's (or youngest same-sex parent's) occupational prestige score using thres

mother's (or youngest same-sex parent's) industry code (naics 2007)

number of siblings (including step- and adopted)

highest year school completed, father (or oldest same-sex parent)

highest year school completed, mother (or youngest same-sex parent)

father's (or oldest same-sex parent's) highest degree

mother's (or youngest same-sex parent's) highest degree

english language, literature, and composition
interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary studies (general)
physical fitness, parks, recreation, and leisure
nuclear, industrial radiology, and biological technologies
electrical and mechanic repairs and technologies
precision production and industrial arts
medical and health sciences and services

high school diploma after post high school class

total number of students enrolled in college respondent attended

rate of ba degree earning in college respondent attended

0-.210 graduate student per undergraduate student
.211 or over