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My name is “Nils von Barth”, and I prefer to be addressed as “Nils”, though you can use other addresses, such as “Herr von Barth”, if you prefer.

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太刻薄 (talk) 01:20, 10 August 2014 (UTC)Reply

Asian enrollment at Ivy League schools chart edit

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Hello Nils,

My name is David Linton, and I am an economist and author. I’m currently writing my second book on student debt, and I’m researching (among many topics) how the size of the student population has changed over time at the most elite universities.

I came across your chart “Asian enrollment t Ivy League schools, 1980-2011” and I’d love to know if you might share this data? Specifically, I’d like to know the year-by-year enrollment (the chart’s denominator) Would you mind sharing this data with me? Alternatively, can you tell me where to find this? Of course, I’d be more than happy to cite you.

Very much appreciated, Dave david.e.linton@gmail.com

Hi Dave,

The file, File:Asian_enrollment_at_Ivy_League_schools,_1980–2011.svg, uses data from "The Myth of American Meritocracy: Quantitative Sources and Methods", by Ron Unz, November 21, 2012, "Appendix C: Racial and Ethnic Enrollments at Elite Universities", summarizing data from the National Center for Education Statistics

This is present in the source code of the SVG, but that's a bit hidden, so I've added it to the file description page; thanks for asking!

There are many more data at the linked page; you're probably best served by contacting the National Center for Education Statistics, as they are the source for these data.

No need to cite me; I'm just re-using it!

Best luck with your book!

—Nils von Barth (nbarth) (talk) 03:09, 21 December 2020 (UTC)Reply

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