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The article offers statistics on U.S. higher education in relation to U.S. demographics as of 2015, including numbers of undergraduate students by type of institution, percentages of students majoring in subjects, and institutional finance and spending.

The article offers several statistics on students at U.S. universities and colleges, including growth in enrollment by type of institution, highest racial and ethnic diversity, and personal data such as time use, family income level, and expected major.

Statistics on compensation at U.S. college and universities are presented on several topics including salaries for professors by institutional type, employees by gender and racial category, and number of faculty members by type of university or college.

Statistics are provided regarding several aspects of higher education in Tennessee as of 2016, including data on age distribution, enrollment figures for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students at the state's colleges and universities, and average salaries for college professors.

The article presents multiple charts and statistics mapping the race and ethnicity of full-time faculty members in over 1,500 colleges and universities organized by U.S. state, including California, Arkansas, and Rhode Island.

The article presents multiple charts and statistics regarding ethnic, gender and social diversity in U.S. higher education as of 2011, including a chart of doctorates earned by minority-group members and women in 2009, a list of institutions which issued doctorates to U.S. minority-group members between 2005 and 2009, and the debt-load of African American and Hispanic doctoral recipients in 2009.

The article presents discussion regarding the conditions of U.S. colleges and universities in the Mountain West region as of August 2010, focusing on issues of recovery after difficult budget circumstances from previous years, high levels of competition between colleges in the region, and intersections between academia and polemic political debates. Particular attention is given to the responses of institutions in Arizona to debate over immigration enforcement. Extensive statistics are also provided regarding demographic, financial, and professional conditions throughout academia in each individual state of the region.

The article presents discussion regarding the conditions of U.S. colleges and universities in the South Central region as of August 2010, focusing on issues of finance in the aftermath of federal stimulus. Details are given noting the connections between higher education in the region, the larger negative economic conditions of the states, and federal aid. Environmental conditions of the area are also discussed in connection to local colleges. Extensive statistics are also provided regarding demographic, financial, and professional conditions throughout academia in each individual state of the region.

The article presents discussion regarding the conditions of U.S. colleges and universities in the Midwest region, focusing on issues of job and resident retention within the region as of 2010. Accounts are given noting the high unemployment rate of the region and its effect on the academic sector. Different cooperative initiatives taken up by various states and universities are then profiled addressing this challenge. Extensive statistics are also provided regarding demographic, financial, and professional conditions throughout academia in each Midwestern state.

The article presents discussion regarding the conditions of U.S. colleges and universities in the South Atlantic region as of August 2010, focusing on issues of budget challenges, degree completion, and job training initiatives. Accounts are given describing trends in high demand for post-secondary education in the region, citing need for job skill training. Details are also given noting institutional challenges in maintaining retention rates for college students in the area. Extensive statistics are also provided regarding demographic, financial, and professional conditions throughout academia in each Southern state.

The article presents discussion regarding the conditions of U.S. colleges and universities in the Northeast, focusing on the prominent challenges facing schools due to federal and state-level budget cuts. Accounts are given mapping the issues facing public universities in federal budget crises and calling to reduce government spending on the whole. Discussion is also given describing the financial aid needs of private institutions in the same areas. Extensive statistics are also provided regarding demographic, financial, and professional conditions throughout academia in each Northeastern state.

Multiple charts, diagrams and statistics regarding access and equity in higher education throughout the United States, including the proportion of adults with post-secondary degrees in 2008, breakdowns of college student enrollment by ethnicity and institutional types in 2008, and a chart of student financial aid sources in 2008-2009.

Multiple charts, tables and statistics are offered regarding student demographics within the United States, including the proportions of 18- to 24-year-olds enrolled in colleges between 1998 and 2008, projections of college degree conferral between 2010 and 2018, and educational attainment of the U.S. population by ethnicity in 2009.

The article presents charts and maps that indicate general education related statistics in the United States. A chart reports the population; educational attainment of adults; per-capita income; poverty rate; high-school graduation rate; and high-school dropout rate in various states. The article also provides maps concerning the projected change in the number of high school graduates in 2006-2007 as compared to 2016-2017 and a map showing the percentage of adults with a bachelor's or higher degree.

Presents statistics and information pertaining to students and higher education in each of the 50 states of America as of September 1, 2000. Demographics; Political leadership; Number of colleges and universities; Salary of faculty members; Enrollment of students; Average tuition, fees and expenditures. INSET: Sources & Notes.

Presents statistics pertaining to higher education in the United States as of September 1, 2000. Trends in college enrollment; Educational attainment of adults; Per-capita income of students; Dropout rate of high school students; Average pay of full-time faculty; Degrees awarded; Enrollment of minority students; Average tuition and fees; Amount of state spending on student aid; Numbers of institutions; Amount spent on research by universities; Federal funding for college- and university-based research; Test scores; Others.

Presents statistics pertaining to the faculty and staff of colleges in the United States as of September 1, 2000. Median salaries of college and university administrators; Average salaries of full-time faculty members; Characteristics of full-time faculty members; Average faculty salaries in selected fields at four year institutions; Characteristics of college presidents; Attitudes and activities of full time faculty members; Employees in colleges by racial and ethnic groups; Trends in faculty employment; Others.

Presents statistics pertaining to students of higher education in the United States as of September 1, 2000. Average ACT and SAT test scores; Proportion of undergraduates that receive financial aid; Educational attainment of college freshman and high school sophomores; Colleges with the largest enrollments; Colleges with the most freshman Merit Scholars; College enrollment by age and racial and ethnic groups; Attitudes and characteristics of college freshmen; Characteristics of doctorate recipients; Foreign students' countries of origin.

Presents statistics pertaining to financial resources for higher education in the United States as of September 1, 2000. Revenues and expenditures of colleges and universities; Sources of voluntary support for higher education; Voluntary support by type of institution; Top institutions in federal research-and-development expenditures; Largest private gifts to higher education since 1967; Top fund raisers; Endowments to colleges and universities of over $100 million; Range of tuition at four year institutions; Average costs of college; Others.

Presents a statistical analysis of college students in the United States. Average scores on the ACT and SAT by sex and racial and ethnic group; Proportion of undergraduates receiving financial aid in 1995-96; Highest level of educational attainment of 1989-90 beginning postsecondary students by spring 1994; Colleges with the most freshman merit scholars; Campuses with the largest enrollments;College enrollment by racial and ethnic group; Attitudes and characteristics of freshmen; Foreign students' countries of origin; Others.

Presents a statistical analysis of the college enrollment trends in the United States. Charts showing the proportion of adults with bachelor's or higher degrees as of 1990; Projected change in the number of high-school graduates from 1999-2000 to 2009-10; 1995-97 average high-school dropout rates; Number of colleges and universities; Enrollment of minority students; Nine issues affecting higher education; Percentage change in state appropriations for higher education from 1997-98 to 1998-99; Others.

Presents a statistical analysis of higher education in each state of the United States. Demographics; Colleges and universities; Salaries of faculty members; Students; Finance; Political leadership. INSET: Sources & Notes.

Presents statistical information pertaining to higher education in each of the 50 states of the United States. Demographics; Colleges and universities; Faculty members; Students; Money.

Presents statistical information on issues affecting higher education in the United States. College enrollment trends; Population; Educational attainment of adults; Per-capita income; Poverty rate; High-school graduates; High-school dropout rate; Number of institutions; Average pay of full-time faculty members; Degrees awarded; Test scores; Average tuition and fees; Expenditures; State appropriations; State spending on student aid; Research spending by universities; More.

Presents statistics concerning higher education in each state comprising the United States of America. Demographics; Colleges and universities; Faculty members; Students; Money; Miscellany.

Presents, in chart form, demographics on each state and the District of Columbia. Information included: demographics, political leadership, colleges and universities, money and miscellany.

Presents a series of charts and maps giving information on students, faculty and staff, resources and institutions of higher learning. Included are demographics for the entire US. Among others, enrollment and test scores of minority students, average tuition and fees, state spending on student aid, nine issues affecting higher education, earned degrees conferred, information on administrator and faculty salaries, spending and fund raising.

Reports that students form the United States' four largest minority groups made up more than a quarter of the enrollment at US colleges and universities in 1996, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Education. How the total number of minority students increased by 3.2 percent in 1996; The small decline in white enrollment; Freshmen who attend college out of state; State-by-state enrollment by race and ethnic group for 1996.

The article presents discussion regarding the socioeconomic divisions present within the higher education system of the United States in the 21st century. The author cites several statistics asserting that a majority of the population, particularly the poorer segments, are socially and economically blocked from accessing high quality universities. Comments are given asserting that such symptoms suggest the academic system is broken. Suggestions are then given for ways in which colleges could broaden their admissions base, accept more low-income students, and reform their financial aid systems.

The article presents discussion regarding the conditions of U.S. colleges and universities in the Pacific West region as of August 2010, focusing on issues of decline within the public college sector. Details are given noting the historically strong presence of public universities in the region and contrasting such facts with the contemporary problems facing them through financial shortages and state-level budget cuts. Attention is given to the regional rivalries which have emerged due to the financial competition. Extensive statistics are also provided regarding demographic, financial, and professional conditions throughout academia in each individual state of the region.

Presents a statistical analysis of graduation rates for athletes and other students who entered college in 1992-93. Information taken from the 1999 National Collegiate Athletic Association Graduation-Rates Report.

Statistics are provided regarding several aspects of higher education in Missouri as of 2016, including data on age distribution, enrollment figures for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students at the state's colleges and universities, and average salaries for college professors.

Statistics are provided regarding several aspects of higher education in Wisconsin as of 2016, including data on age distribution, enrollment figures for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students at the state's colleges and universities, and average salaries for college professors.

Statistics are provided regarding several aspects of higher education in Nebraska as of 2016, including data on age distribution, enrollment figures for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students at the state's colleges and universities, and average salaries for college professors.

Statistics are provided regarding several aspects of higher education in Utah as of 2016, including data on age distribution, enrollment figures for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students at the state's colleges and universities, and average salaries for college professors.

Statistics are provided regarding several aspects of higher education in South Carolina as of 2016, including data on age distribution, enrollment figures for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students at the state's colleges and universities, and average salaries for college professors.