Measuring Up 2002: The State-by-State Report Card for Higher Education

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2000 2002

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Additional Information Comparisons

STATE CONTEXT State population Gross state product LEADING INDICATORS Projected % change in population, 2000–2015 Projected % change in number of all high school graduates, 1999–2010 Projected budget surplus/shortfall by 2008 Average income of poorest 20% of population Children in poverty Percent of population with less than a high school diploma or equivalent New economy index FACTS AND FIGURES Institutions of Postsecondary Education Public 4-year Public 2–year Private 4–year Private 2–year Students Enrolled by Institution Type Public 4–year Public 2–year Private 4–year Private 2–year Students Enrolled by Level Undergraduate Graduate Professional Enrollment Status of Students Full–time Part–time Net Migration of Students Positive numbers for net migration mean that more students are entering than leaving the state to attend college. Negative numbers reveal the reverse. Average Tuition Public 4–year institutions Public 2–year institutions Private 4–year institutions State and Local Appropriations for Higher Education Per $1,000 of personal income Per capita % change, over 10 years, in constant dollars General Education Development (GED) diploma Number of GED diplomas issued to young adults, ages 16-24, per 1,000 high school graduates (2001)