Table:
educational experiences
women
men

percent

ever discontinued education or training
39.4
28.9

began school later than people your age
19.7
21.9

ever changed course of studies
35.3
39.7

choice of courses or career influenced
49.6
62.5

took fewer courses or subjects
50.6
54.9

took courses by correspondence or home study
21.7
17.7

changed schools
f
20.1

left community to attend school
12.6
f

attended special education
11.8
39.1

education was interrupted for long periods of time
38.3
36.5

ever went back to school for retraining
33.5
37.7

had additional expenses for schooling
14.9
38.8

took longer to achieve present level of education
50.2
57.8

people avoided you or you felt left out of things at school
35.9
30.3

experienced bullying at school
26.2
25.2

Statement: among women with disabilities aged 25 to 34 who had attended school in the past five years, half reported that they took them longer to achieve their present level of education.
Question: what was the percentage of women with disabilities aged 25 to 34 who had attended school in the past five years reported that they took them longer to achieve their present level of education?
Answer: [50.2]