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Table 3: Proportion of the Population by Educational Attainment and Aboriginal Identity, 1996 and 2001

1996                                     2001

Aboriginals Non-Aboriginals    Gap________Aboriginals Non-Aboriginals

Less than Grade 9

20.2

11.8

8.4

15.0

9.7

5.3

Grade 9 to 13, Without Certificate

33.6

22.4

11.1

32.9

21.2

11.7

Grade 9 to 13, With Certificate

8.5

14.5

-6.0

9.5

14.2

-4.8

Trades Certificate or Diploma

3.8

3.7

0.1

3.9

3.5

0.4

College: Without Certificate

6.4

6.3

0.2

8.8

6.4

2.4

College: With Certificate

14.9

17.9

-2.9

16.8

18.8

-2.1

University: Without Certificate

2.7

3.3

-0.6

4.3

4.4

-0.1

University: With Certificate

7.8_______

20.0

-12.1

8.9

21.8

-12.8

Less than High School Graduation

53.8

34.3

19.5

47.8

30.9

16.9

High School Graduation or Greater

44.1

65.6

-21.4

52.2

69.1

-16.9

High School Graduates Continuing to
Post-Secondary Education

80.8

77.9

2.9

81.9

79.4

2.5

High School Graduates Completing
Post-Secondary Education

60.1

63.3

-3.2

56.8

63.8

-7.0

College Drop-Out Rate

30.1

26.0

4.2

34.3

25.3

8.9

University Drop-Out Rate

25.6

14.2

11.4

32.7

16.8

15.8

Source: Census Public Use Microdata Files, 1996 and 2001

In both 2001 and 1996, a slightly larger proportion of Aboriginal high school graduates
than non-Aboriginal high school graduates continued on to post-secondary education. In 2001,
81.9 per cent of Aboriginal high school graduates had some form of post-secondary education,
compared to only 79.4 per cent for non-Aboriginal Canadians (Table 3). This is consistent with
Mendelson‘s (2006) finding that Aboriginal high school graduates are just as likely as non-
Aboriginal graduates to continue to post-secondary education.

Chart 7a: Proportion of the Population who Completed High
School, by Age Group, 2001

Source: Census 2001 Public Use Microdata Files



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