The table shows a portion of the data for a sample of 51 private colleges and universities. The data include the name of the college or university, the year the institution was founded, the tuition and fees (not including room and board) for the most recent academic year, and the percentage of full-time, first-time bachelor’s degree-seeking undergraduate students who obtain their degree in 6 years or less (The World Almanac). A. Prepare a scatter diagram to show the relationship between Tuition & Fees (in USD 1000s , on the horizontal axis) and % Graduate (on the vertical axis). Choose the correct diagram. School Year Founded Tuition & Fees % Graduate School Year Founded Tuition & Fees % Graduate American University 1893 $36,697 79.00 Northwestern University 1851 $40,224 93.00 Baylor University 1845 $29,754 70.00 Oral Roberts University 1963 $20,044 53.00 Boston College 1863 $40,542 91.00 Providence College 1917 $39,435 88.00 Brown University 1764 $42,230 95.00 Quinnipiac University 1929 $36,130 75.00 Bucknell University 1846 $43,866 91.00 Robert Morris University 1921 $21,550 61.00 Butler University 1855 $30,558 73.00 Saint Peter's College 1872 $28,332 46.00 Campbell University 1887 $22,520 51.70 Santa Clara University 1851 $37,368 87.00 Canisius College 1870 $30,077 70.00 Siena College 1937 $28,985 73.00 Charleston Southern University 1964 $19,814 39.00 St. Francis University (NY) 1884 $17,280 54.00 Cornell University 1865 $39,666 93.00 St. John's University (NY) 1870 $31,980 58.00 DePaul University 1898 $28,858 68.00 Stanford University 1891 $41,006 95.00 Duke University 1838 $40,243 95.00 Syracuse University 1870 $36,302 83.00 Duquesne University 1878 $27,502 75.00 Texas Christian University 1873 $32,490 74.00 Furman University 1826 $38,088 84.00 University of Dayton 1850 $29,930 78.00 Gardner-Webb University 1905 $22,410 48.00 University of Denver 1864 $37,833 76.00 Hofstra University 1935 $31,800 60.00 University of Hartford 1877 $30,754 58.00 Jacksonville University 1934 $26,600 41.00 University of Miami (FL) 1925 $37,836 80.00 La Salle University 1863 $35,140 69.00 University of Notre Dame 1842 $41,417 96.00 Lafayette College 1826 $39,115 89.00 University of Portland 1901 $33,538 77.00 Liberty University 1971 $19,154 54.00 Valparaiso University 1859 $31,040 70.00 Marist College 1929 $27,650 80.00 Vanderbilt University 1873 $39,930 91.00 Marquette University 1881 $31,822 81.00 Villanova University 1842 $39,665 90.00 Mercer University 1833 $30,560 61.00 Wofford College 1854 $31,710 82.00 Mt. St. Mary's University 1960 $24,410 53.00 Xavier University (Ohio) 1831 $29,970 79.00 Niagara University 1856 $25,650 68.00 Yale University 1701 $38,300 98.00 Northeastern University 1898 $36,792 77.00

The table shows a portion of the data for a sample of 51 private colleges and universities. The data include the name of the college or university, the year the institution was founded, the tuition and fees (not including room and board) for the most recent academic year, and the percentage of full-time, first-time bachelor’s degree-seeking undergraduate students who obtain their degree in 6 years or less (The World Almanac). A. Prepare a scatter diagram to show the relationship between Tuition & Fees (in USD 1000s , on the horizontal axis) and % Graduate (on the vertical axis). Choose the correct diagram. School Year Founded Tuition & Fees % Graduate School Year Founded Tuition & Fees % Graduate American University 1893 $36,697 79.00 Northwestern University 1851 $40,224 93.00 Baylor University 1845 $29,754 70.00 Oral Roberts University 1963 $20,044 53.00 Boston College 1863 $40,542 91.00 Providence College 1917 $39,435 88.00 Brown University 1764 $42,230 95.00 Quinnipiac University 1929 $36,130 75.00 Bucknell University 1846 $43,866 91.00 Robert Morris University 1921 $21,550 61.00 Butler University 1855 $30,558 73.00 Saint Peter's College 1872 $28,332 46.00 Campbell University 1887 $22,520 51.70 Santa Clara University 1851 $37,368 87.00 Canisius College 1870 $30,077 70.00 Siena College 1937 $28,985 73.00 Charleston Southern University 1964 $19,814 39.00 St. Francis University (NY) 1884 $17,280 54.00 Cornell University 1865 $39,666 93.00 St. John's University (NY) 1870 $31,980 58.00 DePaul University 1898 $28,858 68.00 Stanford University 1891 $41,006 95.00 Duke University 1838 $40,243 95.00 Syracuse University 1870 $36,302 83.00 Duquesne University 1878 $27,502 75.00 Texas Christian University 1873 $32,490 74.00 Furman University 1826 $38,088 84.00 University of Dayton 1850 $29,930 78.00 Gardner-Webb University 1905 $22,410 48.00 University of Denver 1864 $37,833 76.00 Hofstra University 1935 $31,800 60.00 University of Hartford 1877 $30,754 58.00 Jacksonville University 1934 $26,600 41.00 University of Miami (FL) 1925 $37,836 80.00 La Salle University 1863 $35,140 69.00 University of Notre Dame 1842 $41,417 96.00 Lafayette College 1826 $39,115 89.00 University of Portland 1901 $33,538 77.00 Liberty University 1971 $19,154 54.00 Valparaiso University 1859 $31,040 70.00 Marist College 1929 $27,650 80.00 Vanderbilt University 1873 $39,930 91.00 Marquette University 1881 $31,822 81.00 Villanova University 1842 $39,665 90.00 Mercer University 1833 $30,560 61.00 Wofford College 1854 $31,710 82.00 Mt. St. Mary's University 1960 $24,410 53.00 Xavier University (Ohio) 1831 $29,970 79.00 Niagara University 1856 $25,650 68.00 Yale University 1701 $38,300 98.00 Northeastern University 1898 $36,792 77.00

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A. Prepare a scatter diagram to show the relationship between Tuition & Fees (in USD 1000s , on the horizontal axis) and % Graduate (on the vertical axis).

Choose the correct diagram.

School	Year Founded	Tuition & Fees	% Graduate	School	Year Founded	Tuition & Fees	% Graduate
American University	1893	$36,697	79.00	Northwestern University	1851	$40,224	93.00
Baylor University	1845	$29,754	70.00	Oral Roberts University	1963	$20,044	53.00
Boston College	1863	$40,542	91.00	Providence College	1917	$39,435	88.00
Brown University	1764	$42,230	95.00	Quinnipiac University	1929	$36,130	75.00
Bucknell University	1846	$43,866	91.00	Robert Morris University	1921	$21,550	61.00
Butler University	1855	$30,558	73.00	Saint Peter's College	1872	$28,332	46.00
Campbell University	1887	$22,520	51.70	Santa Clara University	1851	$37,368	87.00
Canisius College	1870	$30,077	70.00	Siena College	1937	$28,985	73.00
Charleston Southern University	1964	$19,814	39.00	St. Francis University (NY)	1884	$17,280	54.00
Cornell University	1865	$39,666	93.00	St. John's University (NY)	1870	$31,980	58.00
DePaul University	1898	$28,858	68.00	Stanford University	1891	$41,006	95.00
Duke University	1838	$40,243	95.00	Syracuse University	1870	$36,302	83.00
Duquesne University	1878	$27,502	75.00	Texas Christian University	1873	$32,490	74.00
Furman University	1826	$38,088	84.00	University of Dayton	1850	$29,930	78.00
Gardner-Webb University	1905	$22,410	48.00	University of Denver	1864	$37,833	76.00
Hofstra University	1935	$31,800	60.00	University of Hartford	1877	$30,754	58.00
Jacksonville University	1934	$26,600	41.00	University of Miami (FL)	1925	$37,836	80.00
La Salle University	1863	$35,140	69.00	University of Notre Dame	1842	$41,417	96.00
Lafayette College	1826	$39,115	89.00	University of Portland	1901	$33,538	77.00
Liberty University	1971	$19,154	54.00	Valparaiso University	1859	$31,040	70.00
Marist College	1929	$27,650	80.00	Vanderbilt University	1873	$39,930	91.00
Marquette University	1881	$31,822	81.00	Villanova University	1842	$39,665	90.00
Mercer University	1833	$30,560	61.00	Wofford College	1854	$31,710	82.00
Mt. St. Mary's University	1960	$24,410	53.00	Xavier University (Ohio)	1831	$29,970	79.00
Niagara University	1856	$25,650	68.00	Yale University	1701	$38,300	98.00
Northeastern University	1898	$36,792	77.00

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