As per your concern I will get the list of topics covered in National Longitudinal Surveys (NLS) so that you can have idea about it.

The National Longitudinal Surveys (NLS) is sponsored by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics which helps to collect data on labor market activity, schooling, fertility, program participation, health, and much, much more.

Here is the list of surveys covered

Education, Training, and Achievement Scores: information about high school and college experience, types of training, and cognitive test scores

Employment: extensive history of employment over time, including wages, hours, occupation, industry, and job search.

Household, Geography, and Contextual Variables: household composition, location, and demographics

Dating, Marriage, and Cohabitation: dating history, marital status and changes, and cohabitation history

Sexual Activity, Pregnancy, and Fertility: contraceptive use, pregnancy details, and child birth dates

Children: number of children, birth dates, characteristics, and residence status

Parents, Family Process, and Childhood: information about respondents’ parents, parenting behaviors, and childhood

Income, Assets, and Program Participation: household income, types of assets, and participation in government assistance programs

Health: Health status, weight, and health conditions

Attitudes, Expectations, and Non-Cognitive Tests: personality traits, expectations about the future, locus of control

Crime and Substance Use: criminal behavior, alcohol, and drug use

Survey Methodology: Sampling weights, interviewer characteristics, sample type

Address:-
National Longitudinal Surveys | Bureau of Labor Statistics
Postal Square Building | 2 Massachusetts Ave., NE
Washington, DC 20212

Phone:-
1 (202) 691-7410