How is Your State Doing?

• Educational Attainment
  • Education Levels of the Population
    • Educational Attainment by Degree-Level and Age-Group (American Community Survey) *
    • Educational Attainment by Degree-Level and Age-Group (Decennial Census) *
  • College Credentials Awarded
    • Annual Change in College Credentials Awarded
• College Access
  • Preparation for College
    • Advanced Placement Exams
    • High ACT/SAT Scores Per 1,000 High School Graduates
    • Public High School Graduation Rates
  • College Participation Rates
    • 9th Graders Chance for College by Age 19
    • College-Going Rates of High School Graduates - Directly from High School
    • 18 to 24 Year Olds Enrolled in College
    • 25 to 49 Year Olds Enrolled in College
    • Import/Export Ratio of College-Going Students
  • Adult Learners
    • 25 to 49 Year Olds Enrolled in College
    • Percent of Adults Who Speak English Poorly or Not at All
    • GEDs Produced per 1,000 Adults with No High School Diploma
    • Undereducated Adults Not Earning a Living Wage
• College Affordability
  • Net Cost of Attendance
    • Percent of Family Income Needed to Pay for College - by Type of Institution
  • Loan Borrowing
    • Average Loan Amount Students Borrow Each Year
  • Pell Grant
    • State Grant Aid Targeted to Low-Income Families as a Percent of Federal Pell Grant Aid
• Persistence and Completion
  • First-Year Retention
    • Retention Rates - First-Time College Freshmen Returning Their Second Year
  • Graduation
    • Graduation Rates
  • Student Pipeline
    • Student Pipeline - Transition and Completion Rates from 9th Grade to College
• Efficiency and Effectiveness
  • Certificate and Degree Production
    • Credentials and Degrees Awarded per 100 FTE
    • Credentials and Degrees Awarded per 1,000 Residents
  • Cost per Degree
    • Credentials and Degrees Awarded per Revenues
    • Credentials and Degrees Awarded per Expenditures
• Higher Education Finance
  • Revenues and Support
    • Diagram - Understanding Higher Education Finance
    • State and Local Support Per Full-Time Student
    • Family Share of Public Higher Education Operating Revenues
    • Net Tuition and Fees per Full-Time Student
    • State and Local Support for Higher Education Per $1,000 of Personal Income
    • State and Local Support for Higher Education Per Capita
    • State Higher Education Priority
    • Total Educational Revenues Per Full-Time Student
  • State Tax Capacity
    • State Tax Capacity
    • State Tax Effort - Effective Tax Rate
• Workforce Conditions
  • Wages and Earnings
    • Diagram - Employment and the Workforce
    • Increase in Earnings for Associate Degrees
    • Increase in Earnings for Bachelor's Degrees
  • Employment Field
    • Percent Employment in Managerial and Professional Occupations *
    • Percent Employment in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Occupations
    • Percent Employment in Professional, Education, Health, and Social Service Industries *
  • Labor Demand
    • Net Migration by State, Age-Group, and Degree-Level
    • Migration Rates by State, Age-Group, and Degree-Level
    • Percent of the Civilian Population Participating in the Labor Force *
    • Unemployment Rates *
• Economic Conditions
  • Income
    • Per Capita Personal Income *
    • Median Family Income *
    • Median Household Income *
  • Poverty
    • Children in Poverty *
    • Families in Poverty *
  • R&D Expenditures
    • Research and Development Expenditures
  • State New Economy Index
    • State New Economy Index

Certificate and Degree Production:
Credentials and Degrees Awarded per 1,000 Residents

Download as: Tab-Delimited TextMS Excel 2008-09 Change from 2004-05 Alabama 28.9 0.8 Alaska 14.2 0.9 Arizona 31.5 1.4 Arkansas 28.2 3.8 California 29.2 1.7 Colorado 38.3 3.9 Connecticut 32.6 2.1 Delaware 34.3 1.2 Florida 36.7 4.1 Georgia 24.4 0.1 Hawaii 30.3 -0.1 Idaho 33.8 3.4 Illinois 37.2 1.7 Indiana 35.6 1.5 Iowa 53.9 0.9 Kansas 40.8 0.7 Kentucky 29.9 3.1 Louisiana 25.4 1.2 Maine 32.8 3.3 Maryland 33.2 1.7 Massachusetts 45.4 1.0 Michigan 35.7 3.6 Minnesota 47.8 2.4 Mississippi 29.8 1.3 Missouri 39.3 3.8 Montana 31.7 -1.5 Nebraska 44.6 -0.6 Nevada 15.4 2.3 New Hampshire 41.5 0.5 New Jersey 28.3 2.7 New Mexico 28.3 2.1 New York 42.6 1.4 North Carolina 29.6 0.8 North Dakota 57.6 1.0 Ohio 33.8 3.9 Oklahoma 30.7 -0.5 Oregon 30.8 0.3 Pennsylvania 41.2 0.8 Rhode Island 57.2 -0.6 South Carolina 26.2 -0.1 South Dakota 38.4 -4.2 Tennessee 25.6 1.8 Texas 25.0 2.1 Utah 42.6 -2.5 Vermont 51.6 6.3 Virginia 34.7 2.2 Washington 34.8 -1.2 West Virginia 32.5 2.6 Wisconsin 37.7 1.4 Wyoming 41.3 -6.6 Nation 33.9 2.2  Source: NCES, IPEDS Completions Survey; U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (Public Use Microdata Samples)