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Education Statistics > Postsecondary > Number Of Institutions > Total Degree Granting Title IV Eligible (most recent) by state

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   California  9.5%
   New York  7.3%
   Pennsylvania  6.2%
   Texas  4.9%
   Ohio  4.6%
   Illinois  4.1%
   Florida  3.9%
   Georgia  3%
   North Carolina  3%
   Missouri  3%
   Massachusetts  2.9%
   Michigan  2.5%
   Minnesota  2.5%
   Indiana  2.3%
   Virginia  2.3%
   Tennessee  2.3%
   Louisiana  2.1%
   Washington  1.9%
   Colorado  1.9%
   Arizona  1.8%


Rank   States  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1  California:399 
#2  New York:309 
#3  Pennsylvania:260 
#4  Texas:208 
#5  Ohio:194 
#6  Illinois:172 
#7  Florida:163 
#8  Georgia:128 
#9  North Carolina:127 
#10  Missouri:125 
#11  Massachusetts:122 
#12  Michigan:105 
#13  Minnesota:105 
#14  Indiana:99 
#15  Virginia:99 
#16  Tennessee:97 
#17  Louisiana:90 
#18  Washington:81 
#19  Colorado:78 
#20  Arizona:77 
#21  Kentucky:76 
#22  Alabama:69 
#23  Wisconsin:67 
#24  Iowa:64 
#25  Kansas:63 
#26  South Carolina:63 
#27  New Jersey:59 
#28  Oregon:59 
#29  Maryland:58 
#30  Oklahoma:54 
#31  Arkansas:47 
#32  Connecticut:46 
#33  West Virginia:43 
#34  New Mexico:43 
#35  Mississippi:40 
#36  Nebraska:39 
#37  Maine:30 
#38  Utah:27 
#39  South Dakota:26 
#40  New Hampshire:26 
#41  Vermont:25 
#42  Montana:23 
#43  North Dakota:21 
#44  Hawaii:20 
#45  Nevada:20 
#46  District of Columbia:15 
#47  Idaho:14 
#48  Rhode Island:14 
#49  Delaware:10 
#50  Wyoming:
#51  Alaska:
Total: 4,216  
Weighted average: 82.7  


DEFINITION: This is the count of postsecondary institutions that are eligible for Title IV federal financial-aid programs and grant an associate's or higher degree. For an institution to be eligible to participate in Title IV financial-aid programs it must offer a program of at least 300 clock hours in length, have accreditation recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, have been in business for at least 2 years, and have signed a participation agreement with the Department.

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