An edition of Enrollment trends in high technology education and training programs in Washington State (1985)

Enrollment trends in high technology education and training programs in Washington State

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Dwight Dively, Dwight Dively
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The Board
Language
English
Pages
26

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Subjects

College attendance, High technology, Statistics, Technical education

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Washington (State)
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Enrollment trends in high technology education and training programs in Washington State
1985, The Board
in English
Cover of: Enrollment trends in high technology education and training programs in Washington State
Enrollment trends in high technology education and training programs in Washington State
1985, The Board
in English

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Edition Notes

"November 1985."

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Seattle, Wash. (2101 4th Ave., Suite 250, Seattle 98121)
Series
WTHCB report series -- #4., WTHCB report series -- #4.

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Pagination
iv, 26 leaves :
Number of pages
26

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OL17788017M

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OL9657546W

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