|
COMPONENT
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TOTAL
| CIVILIAN | |||||||
| GENDER |
ARNG
|
USAR
|
USNR
|
USMCR
|
ANG
|
USAFR
|
DoD
| COLLEGE GRADUATES* | |
| a. FY 2000 Reserve Officer Accessions | |||||||||
| Male | |||||||||
| Married | 56.24% | 60.24% | 62.51% | 65.43% | 67.69% | 77.08% | 62.91% | 49.35% | |
| Unmarried | 43.76% | 39.76% | 37.49% | 34.57% | 32.31% | 22.92% | 37.09% | 50.65% | |
| Female | |||||||||
| Married | 44.52% | 48.28% | 50.25% | 63.33% | 55.44% | 62.15% | 51.37% | 54.77% | |
| Unmarried | 55.48% | 51.72% | 49.75% | 36.67% | 44.56% | 37.85% | 48.63% | 45.23% | |
| TOTAL | |||||||||
| Married | 54.87% | 57.62% | 60.54% | 65.31% | 65.61% | 73.61% | 60.84% | 52.24% | |
| Unmarried | 45.13% | 42.38% | 39.46% | 34.69% | 34.39% | 26.39% | 39.16% | 47.76% | |
| b. FY 2000 Reserve Component Officers | |||||||||
| Male | |||||||||
| Married | 75.33% | 75.17% | 79.06% | 80.12% | 81.29% | 80.33% | 78.11% | 71.12% | |
| Unmarried | 24.67% | 24.83% | 20.94% | 19.88% | 18.71% | 19.67% | 21.89% | 28.88% | |
| Female | |||||||||
| Married | 54.82% | 54.03% | 62.45% | 61.34% | 59.29% | 64.22% | 58.20% | 61.08% | |
| Unmarried | 45.18% | 45.97% | 37.55% | 38.66% | 40.71% | 35.78% | 41.80% | 38.92% | |
| TOTAL | |||||||||
| Married | 73.25% | 69.85% | 76.21% | 79.09% | 78.02% | 76.37% | 73.90% | 66.51% | |
| Unmarried | 26.75% | 30.15% | 23.79% | 20.91% | 21.98% | 23.63% | 26.10% | 33.49% | |
| * Comparison group for accessions includes 21-35 year old college graduates in the non-institutional civilian population, October 1999-September 2000. | |||||||||
| Comparison group for reserve component officer corps includes college graduates in the civilian work force (21 years and older), September 2000. | |||||||||
| Source: Civilian data from Bureau of Labor Statistics Current Population Survey File. | |||||||||