The Admissions officer for the graduate programs at the University of Pennsylvania believes that the average score on the LSAT exam at his university is significantly higher than the national average of 1300. An accepted standard deviation for LSAT scores is 125. A random sample of 32 scores had an average of 1340. She wants to test her claim with alpha =0.05

What is the hypothesis (select one: upper, lower, two) Blank 1 tail(s), value of the test statistics Blank 2, value of the critical value or p-value Blank 3.

We (select one: reject, fail to reject) Blank 4 the null hypothesis. For this case, it is that you (select one: obtained or not obtained) Blank 5 evidence to support the officer's claim.

Traffic Data Set

California	New York	Texas
30.4	43.6	17.6
24.6	21.6	30.6
34.8	24.1	26.9
26.8	27.5	10.1
17.6	28.9	18.8
27	19.1	31.4
20	36.9	44.2
50.7	40.8	24.6
24.4	9.5	29.5
36.8	37.4	38.1
42.2	38.9	30.3
26.3	46.2	11.7
14	35.8	35.8
28.5	20.7	22.4
36.9	37.8	17
25.6	49.7	15.4
25.9	44.3	15.4
29.5	12.1	6.8
29.7	43.7	14.8
30.5	35.9	59.3
20	30.2	5.3
23.2	8.5	0.6
20.7	34.6	20.7
6.2	37.9	18.6
44.2	50.9	24.9
28.2	24.2	9.3
28.8	39.1	11.9
16.6	20.4	19.6
20.2	12.4	31
13.1	28	25.9
16.9	28.4	52.6
32.4	19.4	38.3
19.6	42.5	34
12.8	27.2	24.9
30.2	22.6	32.1
65.1	50.8	43
25.5	34.1	31.1
17.5	27.1	16.8
11.1	38.9	34.1
48.8	28.7	40.4
38.9	54.2	29.4
23.1	30.6	9.8
21.6	15.9	19.5
22.3	15.1	9.6
27.3	30.1	21.6
30.7	32.2	26.5
39.3	42.9	3
34.4	19.1	24.2
21.4	28.1	31.3
36.1	12.4	30.8
27.1	38.3	26.5
36.9	29.3	17.4
39.8	32.5	9.6
24.6	20.9	15.9
15.9	45.7	33.7
10.7	50.1	25.2
15.1	12.9	30.6
21.4	38.3	28.1
25.1	19.4	37.7
27.2	17.5	22
27.8	39	18.2
28.5	12.1	22.6
12.5	22.9	24.2
26.2	8.9	18.2
26.6	39.8	30.4
22.3	12.1	20.3
33.9	16.1	27.8
13.2	45.1	31.7
19.9	58.3	18.1
28.7	22	44.9
30.1	38.3	12.1
31.1	23.4	18.9
18	26.6	36.1
33.6	18.9	21.4
32.6	41.1	9.6
35.6	30.3	38.6
25	46.6	17.2
36.2	24.3	16.2
33	17.2	50.7
24.9	33.7	7.5
33.8	22.4	29.1
38.5	40.2	14.2
22	23.2	7.9
39.9	27.5	16.3
21	29.4	23.8
17	40.7	14.6
24.7	46.2	20.5
22.9	21.5	17.6
29.9	39.6	26.7
9.4	28.9	20.1
35.6	15.9	28
30.4	16.9	25
24.5	40.5	22.8
37.1	22.2	46.2
23.1	31.4	20.1
37.6	37.5	19.3
40	21.4	31.6
32.9	37.3	18
29.7	26.9	25
29.1	34.4	34.5
22.5	27.2	17.6
39.9	22.9	22.4
28.3	26.9	14
28.3	43.4	30.2
31.2	40.2	39.5
32.3	20.7	16.3
18.9	35.9	5.1
20.7	19.9	34.7
25.3	59.5	24.4
22.3	28.3	30.4
11.1	26.6	24
2.1	65	31.5
5.8	55.7	39.2
35.3	20.5	19.6
24	8.2	27
22.1	24.7	22.2
35.4	45	49.2
34.6	54.3	33.3
49.8	18.1	12.8
40	43.8	14.4
28.6	46.9	28.6
16	33.5	40.7
12.3	50.9	44.5
25.4	32	34.1
30.1	24.7	13.9
15.2	31.2	31.2
22.2	25.7	12.8
22.7	34.8	37.1
30.3	33.4	35.7
14.1	33.7	11.2
30.5	24.4	19.9
20.8	66	18.4
27.2	34.5	14.4
25.5	35	31
38.2	42.6	1.4
12.6	55.2	35.4
34.9	34.5	34
24.7	31.8	1.5
20.6	25.9	35.6
21.3	31.9	12.7
8.1	41.6	23.4
27.9	10.8	30.8
19.9	64.2	23.7
27.2	31.1	1.4
29.4	28.6	25.7
22.3	45.4	45.8
48.9	39.4	36.9
39.3	40.5	27.3
27.6	13.3	30.2
33.3	19.4	28.6
27.2	41.4	23.5
12	32.6	14.5
36.2	19.7	22.6
2.6	7.6	40.1
27.4	32.5	24.9
33.3	16.8	5.2
26.7	29.7	3.2
30.7	31.2	49
55.1	29.8	37.9
30.7	49.8	35.1
17.6	25.4	29.2
36.3	40.2	19.9
12.2	4.1	33.5
24.4	23.3	47.1
32.5	21.3	20.9
32.4	11	19.6
44.2	15.4	13.9
29.7	25.2	20.4
24.6	51	15.4
19.4	34.3	25.1
32.7	16.5	25.7
22.6	39.6	30.9
28.8	21.2	10.5
27.6	30.3	35.7
35.3	47.5	32.6
20.3	27.3	27
18.7	23.1	29.9
25.1	46.7	36.2
25.7	34.1	33.9
14.6	32	24.8
13.7	24.6	19.5
34.3	42.6	29.6
30.8	17.9	40.7
39.8	37.6	26.2
30.9	24.8	12.4
33.9	12.4	23.1
37.3	32.3	14.5
35	47	29.9
14.5	16.8	29
18.4	32.3	31.2
19.6	47.7	8.9
29.9	60	28
37.4	17.4	29.1
21	64.4	22
23.1	13.9	20.3
13.6	9.8	22.4
46.3	16.9	30.1
28.6	55.3	10.5
37.9	43.3	20.7
27.8	46.3	44.2
25.9	20.7	36.7
25.3	24.4	39.6
39.7	33.4	29.7
48.6	37.3	26.9
14.5	25.9	23.1
15.4	20.6	33.1
12.2	55	42
20.8	31.8	31
33.4	38.2	14.4
23.2	36.3	23.8
31.1	27.6	19.8
14.7	35.1	40.5
18.4	18.8	25.3
29.6	54.2	48.5
23.4	20.9	30
22.3	24.6	34.1
23.5	27.8	21.6
33.9	36.9	41.2
34.1	14.6	31.9
22.5	37	6.8
27.2	29.6	32.9
31.5	45.3	37.5
26.7	44.6	15.4
37.1	38.2	13.6
31.5	14.2	37.3
26.2	8.5	18.6
1.9	52.5	18.3
37.1	48.9	47
27.1	52.2	21.5
12.8	60	29
34.9	24.9	29.4
32.9	15.6	25.6
56.3	24.2	28.7
36.9	23.5	10.7
17.4	33.4	29.8
8.9	19.7	23.3
15.2	24.2	18.1
42.8	34.2	25.5
23.6	40.6	38
41.7	17.6	24.3
30.1	18.7	35.8
23.5	56.8	24.5
36.1	30.1	7.6
9.9	24.4	17.3
17.4	35.1	18.5
29.4	15.2	31
26.6	28.5	18.7
34.5	16.7	29.2
22.1	21	22.5
21.7	7.5	35
27.6	38.8	32.1
7.7	26.2	29.7
24.7	16	30.2
16.6	47.3	3.8
27.7	11.1	13.8
21.6	23.7	19.4
23.8	31.2	30.7
43.6	18.5	24.6
16	47.7	5.9
27.4	42.9	1.5
17.4	26.1	35.4
33.6	27.7	21.5
17.8	26.5	37.6
35.5	21.6	1.7
34.7	34.9	7.3
17.5	27.3	26.1
10	40.1	19.7
20.4	28.9	34.6
32.5	39.9	23.8
29.9	17.2	28
41.3	15.3	32.9
8.8	32.2	21.6
14.6	18.2	27.8
27.9	56.9	27.3
6.8	27.4	23
33.3	34.7	35.1
1.8	5.5	14.4
26.7	33.1	25.5
29.2	53	20.3
41.9	23.9	18.6
22.9	29.2	6
27.7	23	13
16.1	18.2	23.5
31	21.1	33.7
20.7	48.9	26.6
27	35.7	14.7
26.8	20.5	9
34.7	39.9	19.8
36.5	32.9	26
20.5	24.3	34.7
22.4	21	18.2
13.8	39.3	9.6
21.5	16.7	36.4
29	24.9	22.5
31.2	24	5.2
33.6	15	33.8
20.6	34.3	22.6
11.7	41.6	21.8
22.6	32.1	35
24.7	34.5	23.1
33.1	35.9	21
38.3	32.8	29
30.4	43.8	20.6
43.8	27.6	25
32.1	42.8	30.9
20	13	11.3
1.3	21.1	41
35	38.3	11.4
36.3	24.2	8.6
24.8	34.6	36.2
23.2	20	20.4
18.4	48.7	19.1
34	53.9	15.2
12.8	13.3	7.8
38.5	46.8	24.4
	47	15.9
	32.5	14.7
	18.5	39.9
	52.3	32.1
	34	8.3
	10.3	24.2
	56.7	38.7
	40.6	31.1
	10	23.4
	43.8	10.6
	16.8	19.8
	47.7	32
	28.4	20.1
	30.8	21.5
	41.3	18.7
	40.8	46
	32.2	13.8
	32.7	39.5
	34.4	22.7
	21.6	17.1
	17.3	39.2
	36.8	27.7
	17.1	13.7
	42.7	12.5
	35.1	34.1
	26	12.1
	31.2	22.6
	38.9	16.5
	26.5	10.7
	11.9	28.6
	53.8	26.1
	38.1	1.3
	38.2	45.3
	27.5	21.9
	42.3	25.2
	47.4	22.3
	25	28.9
	31.3
	40.3
	17.9
	47
	48.9
	21
	30.4
	41
	24.1
	15.3
	60.7
	39.6
	31.7
	46.5
	17.9
	18.9
	23
	1.9
	28.7
	24.8
	19.2
	29.3
	20.9
	17.2
	38
	26.9
	23.1
	24.1
	41.1
	37.3
	33
	1.3
	27.4
	26.9
	58.6
	41.1
	54
	27.6
	38.5
	39.4
	30.2
	48.2
	32
	41.7
	27.2
	47.2
	27.2
	24.1
	50.8
	12.2
	31.3
	39.4

Question 3

Refer to traffic dataset. As large cities grow larger, traffic congestion also increases. To measure how commuting time differs between California, New York, and Texas, random samples of commuters in each state were drawn. Is there sufficient evidence to infer that differences in commuting time exists between the three states? Run an ANOVA test and report the F- calculated (3 decimal values)

6 points

Question 4

We (found, did not find) Blank 1 enough evidence to claim that at least 2 of the means are different.

4 points

Question 5

Report the hypothesis that you are testing and your conclusion.

CollegeCost dataset

INSTNM	YEAR	TC	FTUG	FTGR	FTEF	CF	FTST	PRIVATE
Claremont Graduate University	1989	2245.00	14.47	0.35	0.46	0.05	0.96	1.00
Claremont Graduate University	1991	77935.00	0.00	0.46	19.98	4.15	12.22	1.00
Claremont Graduate University	1999	37933.00	0.00	0.53	9.77	1.91	6.88	1.00
Claremont Graduate University	2002	2623.00	15.52	1.66	0.39	0.00	0.47	1.00
Claremont Graduate University	2005	25506.00	0.00	1.64	4.96	1.00	4.93	1.00
University of Southern California	1987	44290.00	14.49	3.16	8.94	4.47	10.74	1.00
University of Southern California	1991	57742.00	13.99	6.01	11.24	6.15	15.06	1.00
University of Southern California	1999	56613.00	14.70	5.44	10.19	4.76	13.66	1.00
University of Southern California	2002	103321.00	3.81	10.84	18.99	8.52	25.35	1.00
University of Southern California	2005	59024.00	16.07	12.75	11.20	5.09	12.84	1.00
University of Denver	1987	28631.00	2.68	1.11	7.16	1.38	6.76	1.00
University of Denver	1989	55450.00	0.00	1.44	13.44	3.15	11.24	1.00
University of Denver	1991	26413.00	2.72	2.39	6.65	1.16	6.11	1.00
University of Denver	1999	27880.00	3.21	1.84	5.77	0.88	9.60	1.00
University of Denver	2002	68245.00	0.00	2.84	12.50	4.67	25.02	1.00
University of Denver	2005	33533.00	4.43	3.14	7.88	1.41	9.19	1.00
Yale University	1987	92957.00	5.16	3.98	18.41	11.35	17.47	1.00
Yale University	1989	107866.00	5.18	4.06	20.86	12.96	19.61	1.00
Yale University	1991	105493.00	5.18	5.47	21.81	14.16	21.15	1.00
Yale University	1999	132960.00	5.41	4.31	25.66	17.48	27.54	1.00
Yale University	2002	151039.00	5.27	5.91	27.47	18.46	32.88	1.00
Yale University	2005	174784.00	5.35	5.93	24.84	11.35	31.69	1.00
Catholic University of America	1987	25630.00	2.84	0.97	8.60	1.01	7.93	1.00
Catholic University of America	1989	29976.00	2.98	0.95	8.99	0.81	5.54	1.00
Catholic University of America	1991	27702.00	2.68	1.68	9.69	0.46	6.24	1.00
Catholic University of America	1999	33752.00	2.34	0.72	10.29	0.67	8.58	1.00
Catholic University of America	2002	35488.00	2.47	1.36	10.19	0.35	12.57	1.00
Catholic University of America	2005	35607.00	2.80	1.41	9.33	0.36	9.87	1.00
George Washington University	1987	52713.00	6.03	2.52	8.80	3.34	15.26	1.00
George Washington University	1989	62267.00	6.05	2.58	9.29	3.59	15.86	1.00
George Washington University	1991	58504.00	5.73	4.38	9.78	3.81	16.23	1.00
George Washington University	1999	57375.00	7.43	3.37	9.64	3.91	13.65	1.00
George Washington University	2002	40564.00	8.95	5.64	8.99	2.40	12.59	1.00
George Washington University	2005	42234.00	9.74	5.84	8.16	2.18	12.02	1.00
Georgetown University	1987	83616.00	5.53	0.94	10.36	5.94	25.19	1.00
Georgetown University	1989	93658.00	5.45	1.29	8.19	2.33	7.78	1.00
Georgetown University	1991	92695.00	5.74	4.01	10.97	6.80	28.80	1.00
Georgetown University	1999	98147.00	6.09	2.42	12.76	6.82	24.47	1.00
Georgetown University	2002	57747.00	6.12	5.42	10.14	2.77	14.01	1.00
Georgetown University	2005	61831.00	6.50	5.73	10.59	3.42	13.69	1.00
Howard University	1987	73794.00	7.31	0.82	13.99	2.80	25.77	1.00
Howard University	1991	72409.00	7.10	1.89	11.24	4.86	23.63	1.00
Howard University	1999	94338.00	5.11	1.55	13.26	5.03	11.45	1.00
Howard University	2002	79407.00	6.45	2.98	13.38	5.76	15.23	1.00
Howard University	2005	78627.00	6.77	3.07	11.75	4.30	14.92	1.00
University of Miami	1987	64370.00	7.56	1.22	12.39	6.25	10.05	1.00
University of Miami	1989	74500.00	7.75	1.95	13.69	7.75	11.01	1.00
University of Miami	1991	72593.00	8.01	4.08	14.52	8.88	11.95	1.00
University of Miami	1999	84330.00	7.83	2.40	16.16	10.55	20.43	1.00
University of Miami	2002	89727.00	8.94	4.29	16.10	7.64	21.22	1.00
University of Miami	2005	97017.00	9.77	4.40	15.89	7.78	16.16	1.00
Nova Southeastern University	1987	16684.00	1.31	1.90	1.70	1.21	7.22	1.00
Nova Southeastern University	1989	18894.00	1.86	1.73	2.04	1.43	7.26	1.00
Nova Southeastern University	1991	19310.00	2.07	1.92	2.07	1.58	9.17	1.00
Nova Southeastern University	1999	25000.00	2.61	3.73	6.28	3.55	6.26	1.00
Nova Southeastern University	2002	24278.00	2.78	6.79	5.66	0.87	6.59	1.00
Nova Southeastern University	2005	22582.00	3.38	9.14	5.82	3.73	5.62	1.00
Emory University	1987	125750.00	4.93	1.22	13.99	7.76	24.87	1.00
Emory University	1989	131873.00	5.29	1.40	14.68	9.39	26.34	1.00
Emory University	1991	127638.00	5.30	3.11	15.12	9.74	29.68	1.00
Emory University	1999	193913.00	6.05	2.47	21.42	15.52	22.98	1.00
Emory University	2002	199197.00	6.18	4.58	22.37	12.50	32.83	1.00
Emory University	2005	224658.00	6.42	4.87	23.34	13.36	31.73	1.00
University of Chicago	1987	139995.00	3.17	4.40	11.77	5.03	21.18	1.00
University of Chicago	1989	150868.00	3.35	4.72	11.07	4.80	22.77	1.00
University of Chicago	1991	156716.00	3.35	5.89	11.26	5.18	25.76	1.00
University of Chicago	1999	157126.00	3.80	5.22	21.32	12.30	23.98	1.00
University of Chicago	2002	156010.00	4.19	6.66	20.60	2.17	28.89	1.00
University of Chicago	2005	166671.00	4.61	6.82	18.92	8.46	23.46	1.00
Illinois Institute of Technology	1987	30925.00	1.91	0.55	8.25	1.39	4.25	1.00
Illinois Institute of Technology	1989	29653.00	1.85	0.52	8.60	1.83	4.85	1.00
Illinois Institute of Technology	1991	27835.00	1.75	1.35	5.57	1.02	4.05	1.00
Illinois Institute of Technology	1999	36068.00	1.28	1.10	8.05	1.61	8.29	1.00
Illinois Institute of Technology	2002	36868.00	1.54	2.35	8.34	0.00	8.85	1.00
Illinois Institute of Technology	2005	35745.00	1.99	2.59	8.89	2.19	8.09	1.00
Loyola University Chicago	1987	63248.00	5.58	0.83	10.49	2.37	18.04	1.00
Loyola University Chicago	1989	71398.00	5.82	0.93	11.50	4.65	19.27	1.00
Loyola University Chicago	1991	77019.00	5.71	2.40	12.77	5.01	19.71	1.00
Loyola University Chicago	1999	42098.00	5.42	1.28	13.24	4.41	20.85	1.00
Loyola University Chicago	2002	34205.00	6.00	3.74	8.34	2.76	8.40	1.00
Loyola University Chicago	2005	27479.00	8.32	3.98	9.16	3.22	5.08	1.00
Northwestern University	1987	53205.00	7.61	3.81	8.87	2.57	7.86	1.00
Northwestern University	1989	57050.00	7.65	4.06	9.70	3.37	7.50	1.00
Northwestern University	1991	60243.00	7.60	6.00	11.42	5.44	8.66	1.00
Northwestern University	1999	64655.00	7.96	4.44	12.34	5.50	10.59	1.00
Northwestern University	2002	71278.00	7.80	6.26	20.26	6.96	15.12	1.00
Northwestern University	2005	80265.00	8.05	6.97	12.62	4.70	15.44	1.00
University of Notre Dame	1987	38822.00	7.55	1.41	8.58	1.50	7.97	1.00
University of Notre Dame	1989	45614.00	7.59	1.46	7.47	0.89	7.41	1.00
University of Notre Dame	1991	43191.00	7.60	2.10	7.13	0.13	10.67	1.00
University of Notre Dame	1999	48395.00	7.98	1.85	7.78	0.09	9.82	1.00
University of Notre Dame	2002	57398.00	8.22	2.79	8.12	0.13	15.25	1.00
University of Notre Dame	2005	60515.00	8.26	2.98	9.06	1.01	13.54	1.00
Tulane University of Louisiana	1987	56211.00	5.44	1.42	9.58	4.83	8.96	1.00
Tulane University of Louisiana	1989	67799.00	5.50	1.55	9.82	5.17	8.13	1.00
Tulane University of Louisiana	1991	67922.00	5.36	3.44	9.29	4.52	8.24	1.00
Tulane University of Louisiana	1999	57958.00	5.62	2.08	11.02	3.60	7.36	1.00
Tulane University of Louisiana	2002	61109.00	5.85	3.85	10.09	4.96	10.75	1.00
Johns Hopkins University	1987	192510.00	2.73	2.51	22.17	14.98	9.25	1.00
Johns Hopkins University	1989	214109.00	2.94	2.62	22.29	15.32	9.42	1.00
Johns Hopkins University	1991	192588.00	3.30	3.28	21.45	14.78	10.50	1.00
Johns Hopkins University	1999	177584.00	4.55	3.83	20.50	15.83	14.61	1.00
Johns Hopkins University	2002	207826.00	4.67	4.91	28.72	18.85	21.08	1.00
Johns Hopkins University	2005	229881.00	5.15	5.65	24.36	7.07	36.42	1.00
Boston College	1987	24420.00	9.01	0.97	4.52	0.36	4.45	1.00
Boston College	1989	31412.00	9.03	1.15	5.54	0.31	5.07	1.00
Boston College	1991	30637.00	9.17	2.08	5.43	0.33	5.53	1.00
Boston College	1999	33182.00	9.41	1.53	7.53	0.85	7.44	1.00
Boston College	2002	38745.00	9.16	2.54	6.87	0.55	8.00	1.00
Boston College	2005	42284.00	9.56	2.46	7.05	1.31	8.09	1.00
Boston University	1987	37149.00	14.61	3.83	7.10	3.07	7.42	1.00
Boston University	1989	41589.00	15.01	4.10	5.87	1.22	7.57	1.00
Boston University	1991	40839.00	14.61	6.66	8.64	3.80	8.44	1.00
Boston University	1999	43446.00	15.87	5.38	10.27	5.82	10.65	1.00
Boston University	2002	46495.00	16.33	7.55	10.86	6.97	28.36	1.00
Boston University	2005	48014.00	17.38	8.01	10.61	6.08	11.50	1.00
Brandeis University	1987	52068.00	2.84	0.71	10.97	1.95	13.80	1.00
Brandeis University	1989	34015.00	2.90	0.79	6.49	1.70	6.99	1.00
Brandeis University	1991	52686.00	2.83	0.81	9.88	1.98	12.60	1.00
Brandeis University	1999	48462.00	3.08	0.94	8.65	1.95	11.27	1.00
Brandeis University	2002	47669.00	3.03	1.28	7.50	0.00	11.04	1.00
Brandeis University	2005	49978.00	3.24	1.36	8.40	2.13	12.82	1.00
Clark University	1987	26455.00	2.28	0.21	8.00	0.95	5.34	1.00
Clark University	1989	31258.00	2.24	0.25	8.12	0.53	4.55	1.00
Clark University	1991	31529.00	2.17	0.31	9.19	0.47	4.42	1.00
Clark University	1999	28106.00	1.95	0.41	8.47	0.73	6.37	1.00
Clark University	2002	28575.00	1.97	0.49	15.84	0.00	7.84	1.00
Clark University	2005	29201.00	2.10	0.58	5.87	0.39	6.51	1.00
Harvard University	1987	81342.00	7.01	7.36	36.70	22.85	17.28	1.00
Harvard University	1989	98245.00	7.08	7.85	30.67	6.81	20.00	1.00
Harvard University	1991	86341.00	7.12	11.37	24.16	7.40	17.34	1.00
Harvard University	1999	112974.00	7.10	8.06	9.63	3.15	28.14	1.00
Harvard University	2002	128134.00	7.09	11.84	9.54	1.74	32.41	1.00
Harvard University	2005	142549.00	7.10	12.17	16.70	7.91	25.03	1.00
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	1987	181514.00	4.31	4.73	8.56	0.00	7.96	1.00
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	1989	189051.00	4.24	4.78	12.19	0.82	46.47	1.00
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	1991	178929.00	4.28	4.89	11.37	1.33	46.07	1.00
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	1999	168663.00	4.24	5.29	11.56	1.90	32.19	1.00
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2002	181998.00	4.11	5.79	11.17	2.35	39.37	1.00
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2005	212876.00	4.01	6.48	12.18	2.07	17.52	1.00
Northeastern University	1987	18440.00	15.22	1.71	3.45	0.14	3.41	1.00
Northeastern University	1989	19824.00	15.25	1.85	3.44	0.22	3.40	1.00
Northeastern University	1991	20538.00	12.43	2.71	3.81	0.19	3.74	1.00
Northeastern University	1999	23669.00	12.73	2.06	6.01	0.89	5.11	1.00
Northeastern University	2002	25479.00	14.14	2.80	6.06	0.00	6.21	1.00
Northeastern University	2005	30319.00	14.73	2.26	6.20	1.29	6.43	1.00
Tufts University	1987	48706.00	4.75	1.18	8.30	2.55	11.91	1.00
Tufts University	1989	55672.00	4.68	0.98	7.55	3.03	13.73	1.00
Tufts University	1991	52073.00	4.40	2.69	7.61	2.94	14.49	1.00
Tufts University	1999	50400.00	4.93	1.97	8.82	3.38	13.38	1.00
Tufts University	2002	55596.00	4.83	3.61	10.14	4.42	14.39	1.00
Tufts University	2005	60804.00	5.73	3.13	10.14	3.80	15.15	1.00
Saint Louis University-Main Campus	1987	52724.00	3.66	0.79	11.51	8.09	6.59	1.00
Saint Louis University-Main Campus	1991	53316.00	6.22	2.04	5.31	2.07	3.43	1.00
Saint Louis University-Main Campus	1999	48882.00	5.64	1.00	12.95	7.79	14.98	1.00
Saint Louis University-Main Campus	2002	49373.00	6.03	2.48	12.23	5.50	18.50	1.00
Saint Louis University-Main Campus	2005	50011.00	6.30	2.91	12.07	4.38	10.79	1.00
Washington University in St Louis	1987	86703.00	4.62	1.49	16.68	9.40	18.69	1.00
Washington University in St Louis	1989	94303.00	4.92	1.83	16.70	9.98	19.77	1.00
Washington University in St Louis	1991	99688.00	4.93	3.22	17.38	11.18	22.01	1.00
Washington University in St Louis	1999	112843.00	5.69	3.28	18.84	13.38	28.38	1.00
Washington University in St Louis	2002	133339.00	5.84	4.13	21.20	11.73	36.97	1.00
Washington University in St Louis	2005	142698.00	6.17	4.63	21.25	9.42	32.37	1.00
Dartmouth College	1987	67347.00	3.70	0.70	13.59	5.11	9.83	1.00
Dartmouth College	1989	78002.00	3.75	0.72	11.80	3.62	11.40	1.00
Dartmouth College	1991	78841.00	3.85	1.11	13.33	5.62	12.04	1.00
Dartmouth College	1999	89986.00	4.02	0.94	13.08	5.12	17.41	1.00
Dartmouth College	2002	106657.00	4.03	1.42	14.02	4.47	26.04	1.00
Dartmouth College	2005	116199.00	4.05	1.59	14.46	3.42	24.29	1.00
Princeton University	1987	111512.00	4.52	1.68	11.78	1.12	25.77	1.00
Princeton University	1989	125122.00	4.52	1.83	11.88	1.28	25.79	1.00
Princeton University	1991	106744.00	4.54	1.87	11.69	0.83	26.27	1.00
Princeton University	1999	108363.00	4.56	1.77	12.22	1.16	26.97	1.00
Princeton University	2002	124269.00	4.64	2.01	13.11	1.73	35.06	1.00
Princeton University	2005	136987.00	4.76	2.01	13.05	1.67	25.55	1.00
Stevens Institute of Technology	1987	39823.00	1.26	0.49	7.82	0.34	5.01	1.00
Stevens Institute of Technology	1989	40917.00	1.21	0.57	8.19	0.49	5.22	1.00
Stevens Institute of Technology	1991	33465.00	1.27	0.64	6.97	0.12	5.03	1.00
Stevens Institute of Technology	1999	33112.00	1.54	0.42	6.76	2.92	5.80	1.00
Stevens Institute of Technology	2005	42324.00	1.79	0.67	8.32	3.57	6.86	1.00
Clarkson University	1987	29894.00	3.27	0.38	5.25	0.00	4.04	1.00
Clarkson University	1989	32961.00	2.96	0.37	6.16	0.50	3.81	1.00
Clarkson University	1991	32148.00	2.78	0.37	6.23	0.66	4.20	1.00
Clarkson University	1999	27130.00	2.51	0.30	5.91	0.84	5.46	1.00
Clarkson University	2002	27237.00	2.73	0.34	4.97	0.45	5.71	1.00
Clarkson University	2005	30643.00	2.63	0.36	6.20	0.56	5.57	1.00
Columbia University in the City of New York	1987	71832.00	4.85	8.27	13.40	8.41	13.68	1.00
Columbia University in the City of New York	1999	98092.00	5.96	8.90	16.87	10.23	20.55	1.00
Columbia University in the City of New York	2002	120122.00	6.08	11.61	24.41	8.94	22.23	1.00
Columbia University in the City of New York	2005	133245.00	6.43	12.47	18.56	8.12	31.78	1.00
Cornell University	1987	65648.00	7.91	2.97	8.59	1.00	7.98	1.00
Cornell University	1989	72712.00	7.95	3.15	8.36	0.32	7.93	1.00
Cornell University	1999	69850.00	8.39	3.10	8.34	1.64	19.12	1.00
Cornell University	2002	72469.00	8.51	4.05	7.89	2.49	18.46	1.00
Cornell University	2005	79830.00	13.66	5.94	9.53	1.83	18.58	1.00
Fordham University	1987	19834.00	5.16	0.94	5.69	0.38	5.07	1.00
Fordham University	1989	24663.00	5.08	0.82	7.48	0.43	3.45	1.00
Fordham University	1999	24589.00	5.69	2.09	7.17	0.83	4.80	1.00
Fordham University	2002	25388.00	6.56	3.34	4.53	0.00	5.73	1.00
Fordham University	2005	30155.00	6.89	3.30	5.47	1.05	6.42	1.00
New York University	1987	66558.00	11.37	4.70	9.85	3.33	21.18	1.00
New York University	1989	76822.00	11.59	5.19	9.90	4.72	22.28	1.00
New York University	1991	69773.00	12.15	8.82	11.65	4.51	18.75	1.00
New York University	1999	59256.00	15.98	7.02	11.63	2.32	11.46	1.00
New York University	2002	69063.00	17.48	10.57	12.55	3.85	12.11	1.00
New York University	2005	73226.00	18.98	11.18	12.10	3.82	11.63	1.00
Polytechnic Institute of New York University	1987	29020.00	1.62	0.41	7.19	0.85	4.64	1.00
Polytechnic Institute of New York University	1991	36339.00	1.29	0.31	9.18	1.86	5.32	1.00
Polytechnic Institute of New York University	1999	31627.00	1.65	0.51	7.46	2.24	5.87	1.00
Polytechnic Institute of New York University	2002	37231.00	1.58	0.56	9.65	0.00	7.25	1.00
Polytechnic Institute of New York University	2005	40210.00	1.45	0.64	8.29	2.12	5.56	1.00
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	1987	40498.00	4.46	1.46	8.60	1.46	7.93	1.00
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	1989	45330.00	4.44	1.59	6.07	0.03	8.23	1.00
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	1991	41211.00	4.43	1.77	5.87	0.08	7.59	1.00
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	1999	36862.00	4.86	1.41	5.72	1.19	10.43	1.00
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	2002	42751.00	5.08	1.41	6.48	1.31	12.13	1.00
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	2005	55427.00	4.91	1.12	7.40	1.27	10.30	1.00
University of Rochester	1987	103680.00	4.63	1.93	21.53	13.36	34.74	1.00
University of Rochester	1989	112011.00	4.85	2.16	20.96	13.38	34.87	1.00
University of Rochester	1991	118045.00	4.98	2.78	20.78	13.26	36.71	1.00
University of Rochester	1999	204372.00	4.31	2.15	28.47	20.00	58.14	1.00
University of Rochester	2002	236439.00	4.45	2.75	22.52	14.33	35.29	1.00
University of Rochester	2005	270692.00	4.43	2.73	24.58	7.91	38.70	1.00
Syracuse University	1987	29053.00	12.52	2.31	6.44	0.73	6.13	1.00
Syracuse University	1989	31926.00	13.26	2.55	6.77	0.37	6.29	1.00
Syracuse University	1991	33346.00	11.95	3.45	6.15	0.45	6.79	1.00
Syracuse University	1999	32190.00	11.27	2.31	6.42	0.45	8.91	1.00
Syracuse University	2002	34554.00	11.58	3.23	6.73	1.04	11.18	1.00
Syracuse University	2005	37027.00	12.13	3.92	6.23	0.63	10.34	1.00
Teachers College at Columbia University	1987	37308.00	0.00	1.05	6.47	0.79	9.17	1.00
Teachers College at Columbia University	1989	35248.00	0.00	1.65	6.03	0.62	11.24	1.00
Teachers College at Columbia University	1991	30624.00	0.00	1.79	5.72	0.61	7.92	1.00
Teachers College at Columbia University	1999	33927.00	0.00	2.37	6.39	0.78	10.67	1.00
Teachers College at Columbia University	2002	36973.00	0.00	2.56	4.93	0.00	6.91	1.00
Teachers College at Columbia University	2005	42070.00	0.00	2.75	7.58	1.71	12.20	1.00
Yeshiva University	1987	94529.00	1.62	0.82	5.86	0.93	5.19	1.00
Yeshiva University	1989	102734.00	1.71	0.80	6.26	2.66	5.14	1.00
Yeshiva University	1991	99307.00	1.80	2.43	6.35	1.03	4.93	1.00
Yeshiva University	1999	76570.00	2.58	0.90	6.60	2.20	5.27	1.00
Yeshiva University	2002	85540.00	2.72	2.57	15.49	1.02	28.72	1.00
Yeshiva University	2005	92524.00	2.84	2.70	16.74	3.95	25.09	1.00
Duke University	1991	137658.00	6.09	4.55	23.04	14.53	43.28	1.00
Duke University	1999	220845.00	6.32	3.58	27.87	22.16	60.08	1.00
Duke University	2002	235068.00	6.15	5.96	28.51	12.80	51.26	1.00
Duke University	2005	239507.00	6.47	7.02	22.07	10.16	45.55	1.00
Wake Forest University	1987	67846.00	3.42	0.44	6.21	1.18	4.32	1.00
Wake Forest University	1989	83214.00	3.44	0.50	6.68	1.33	5.24	1.00
Wake Forest University	1991	85327.00	3.61	1.49	6.41	1.13	5.48	1.00
Wake Forest University	1999	123677.00	3.93	0.87	7.53	1.32	8.27	1.00
Wake Forest University	2002	134265.00	3.93	2.08	20.98	9.17	30.60	1.00
Wake Forest University	2005	143340.00	4.14	2.35	20.48	3.22	26.05	1.00
Case Western Reserve University	1987	58287.00	2.49	1.72	15.67	8.80	12.27	1.00
Case Western Reserve University	1989	66785.00	2.34	1.56	19.81	12.75	16.15	1.00
Case Western Reserve University	1991	62200.00	2.65	3.21	17.81	11.70	13.99	1.00
Case Western Reserve University	1999	66642.00	3.06	2.07	18.54	11.60	19.85	1.00
Case Western Reserve University	2002	79430.00	3.16	3.67	19.50	6.72	23.90	1.00
Case Western Reserve University	2005	96302.00	3.71	3.78	18.02	6.44	29.46	1.00
University of Dayton	1987	21375.00	6.49	0.82	4.47	0.52	6.19	1.00
University of Dayton	1989	24612.00	6.61	0.74	4.79	0.63	6.71	1.00
University of Dayton	1991	25427.00	6.24	1.42	5.02	0.72	7.33	1.00
University of Dayton	1999	29163.00	6.46	0.73	6.13	0.65	8.27	1.00
University of Dayton	2002	31645.00	6.55	1.58	5.76	0.00	7.25	1.00
University of Dayton	2005	32914.00	6.91	1.76	5.90	0.65	9.71	1.00
Carnegie Mellon University	1987	63632.00	4.14	1.61	9.66	1.27	17.15	1.00
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