School Career and Migration

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This report deals with the relationship of school career to migration from local areas to metropolitan areas. It consists of two parts. One is to investigate the extent to which people's migration from their communittes of orientation to other areas are influenced by educational background. The other is to analyze the occupations and school careers of successful men from a particular area. The materials used in this research are lists of graduates of two middle schools in Tokushima Prefecture and a Who's-Who printed jn "Tokushima Ken Nenkan"(the Tokushima Prefecture Year Book, 1969). The findings are as follows: 1) Generally speaking, people with higher education who grew up in local areas tend to leave their communities to go to big cities. 2) Among people with higher education who grew up in Tokushima Prefecture, a graduate of highly selective national school such as the Tokyo Univerity is more likely to leave his home prefecture than is a graduate of an unselective private university 3) About 44% of successful men from Tokushima Prefecture live in Tokyo-Yokohama District and 33% in Kyoto-Osaka-Kobe district; 78% of them are highly-educated migrants. 4) Businessmen from local areas are divided into two types: a.self made man and a highly educated migrant who reached a high position within the bureaucratic organization like a government office or a big enterprise. The latter is more successful than the former.
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