The table compares the numbers (in thousands) of students who started college at a 4-year private, a 4-year public or a 2-vear public institution in fall 2007 and their educational status as of spring 2013. Find the probability that a student randomly selected from the study completed a degree or certificate by spring 2013, given the student began at a 4-year private institution in fall 2007. (Type an integer or decimal rounded to three decimal places as needed.) 4- year private 4-year public 2-year public Total Completed degree 320 640 342 1302 Still enrolled 44 150 155 349 Not enrolled 74 211 355 640 Total 438 1001 852 2291

The table compares the numbers (in thousands) of students who started college at a 4-year private, a 4-year public or a 2-vear public institution in fall 2007 and their educational status as of spring 2013. Find the probability that a student randomly selected from the study completed a degree or certificate by spring 2013, given the student began at a 4-year private institution in fall 2007. (Type an integer or decimal rounded to three decimal places as needed.) 4- year private 4-year public 2-year public Total Completed degree 320 640 342 1302 Still enrolled 44 150 155 349 Not enrolled 74 211 355 640 Total 438 1001 852 2291

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