RESIDENCE OF FIRST-TIME STUDENTS IN POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

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CENTER FOR EDUCATION STATISTICS
'Contact
Geneva Davis
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STAT
Data Series:
IPEDS 86/87-3.1
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E.D.TABS
May 1988
Residence of First-Time Students in Postsecondary
Education Institutions, Fall 1986
Highlights
Tbis
is the first set of tabulations compiled under the new Integrated Postsecondary
Education Data System (IPEDS). The data presented in the tables are from the survey
Residence of First-Time Students, 1986.
? Of the approximately 2 million freshmen enrolled for the first time in postsecondary
education institutions in the 50 States and the District of Columbia, 86 percent
remained in their home state to attend school (table 2).
? Citizens of foreign countries (nearly 81,000) represented 2.6 percent of all first-time
students in United States postsecondary education institutions (table 3).
? Tables 1-3 contain selected summary data, by State, for all postsecondary education
institutions responding to the survey.
? Tables 4-6 show comparable data for the institutions of higher education (tradition-
ally identified as BEGIS institutions) that are accredited at the college level by an
agency recognized by the Secretary of Education.
? Foreign students are included only in tables 3 and 6.
? Tables 7 and 8 provide survey response statistics and include the outlying areas.
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Residence of First-Time Students in
Postsecondary Education Institutions, Fall 1986
This report presents final data on the residence and migration of
first-time students enrolled in postsecondary education institutions in the
United States in fall 1986. It also presents data on a subset of these
schools, the institutions of higher education which are part of the
traditional Higher Education General Information Survey (HMIS) system and
are accredited at the college level 'wan agency recognized by the
Secretary, U.S. Department of Education. Data are presented for all
undergraduate students new to the reporting institution and for all
first-time students at the graduate and first-professional levels of study.
Complete data from the survey are available on a data tape that can be
purchased by request. Abulletin analyzing same of the survey results will
be released soon. Data will include statistics on first-time freshmen
including students who graduated fram high school during the previous 12
months and who were enrolled in public and private institutions of higher
education in fall 1986.
Survey Methodology
The tabular Bursaries presented in this report are final statistics
fram the survey Residence of First-Time Students, 1986 conducted by the
Center for Education Statistics (CES) This survey was conducted for the
first time under the new Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), and data will be collected biennially hereafter.
For this survey, CES requested data on the State of residence of all
degree-seeking students enrolled for the first time at any level in 4-year
public and private, and 2-year public and private nonprofit postsecondary
education institutions in the fall of 1986. The 2-year private-for-profit
institutions in the IPEDS universe were not surveyed. The student levels
include: undergraduates (first-time freshmen, students graduating from
high school within the past 12 months, and transfer students), first-
professionals, and graduate-level students. The survey also requested the
location of the institutions' out-of-State centers if applicable.
Survey data (see survey form on next page) were edited for internal
consistency; i.e., detailed data, by State, added to the total for each
column. If the totalR were missing an the survey forms, the computer-
generated totals were used and flagged as such. Data were also checked to
ensure that the total freshmen count (column 1) wes greater than (or equal
to) the number of students who graduated from high school within the
previous 12 months (column 2).
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RESIDENCE OF FIRST-TIME STUDENTS
1988
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Identification No.
Nemo of Respondent
Title
Phone Number:
Slat, State of
Residence When
Student Was
First Admitted
at This
Student Level
FPS
COOS
Degree Seeking Students Enrolled For the First Time
Location
of Out-of -
State Canters
(Check
Each State)
Undergraduates
First-
Prof essionals
Graduate-
level
Students
-
Total ?
First-time
Freshmen
Frorn col (1),
those Gradulted
? Transf ars
from High
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12 months
II)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
Alabwm
01
Alaska
02
Arizona
04
Arkansas
05
California
06
Colorado
08
Connecticut
09
Delaware
10
Dist. of Columbia
11
The totals reported for first-time freshmen, first-time first-
professionals, and first-time graduate students were compared with the
totals reported on the Fall Enrollment survey, another component of IPEDS.
Discrepancies were checked with the respondents. In same cases the
discrepancies were left unresolved because the institutions were unable to
resolve the reporting differences between the surveys; thus the analyst is
cautioned in the use of these data.
The institutions were instructed to enumerate, on the survey fora,
their first-time students at the undergraduate, first-professional, and
graduate levels according to their State of residence. For example the
number of first-time, degree-seeking freshrelipihose State of residence was
Alabama was reported on row (10) and in column (1); and the number of
first-time, degree-seeking graduate students from rAlifornia was reported
on row (6) and in column (5).
The Residence of First-Time Students survey was mailed during September
1986 to 5,126 2-year and 4-year postmeaxxkulredrcation institutions.
Analysis of the returned survey forms resulted in deleting 398 institutions
from this survey universe. The institutions that were deleted had closed,
did not offer postsecondary education programs, were duplicated on the
file, or were not eligible for the residence survey. Therefore, the final
universe for the survey was 4,728 institutions (table A).
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Table A.--Residence survey response totals
Level
Mailed
Responded
Deleted
Final
universe
Percent
response
Total
5,126
3,419
398
4,728
72.3
4-yr.
2,910
2,027
140
2,770
73.2
2-yr.
2,216
1,392
258
1,958
71.1
The total response rate of 72.3 percent was based on the ratio of 3,419
respondents to the final universe of 4,728 institutions (2,770 4-year and
above institutions and 1,958 2-year institutions). Detailed response rates
by State and HEGIS status are shown in Table 7. The overall response rate
for HEGIS schools was much higher (86 percent) than that of non-HEIS
schools (42 percent). Table 8 is included to show the percent of
first-time freshmen enrollment that is represented by the responding
institutions. Only two States, Colorado and Ohio, had response rates of
less than 70 percent as weighted by first-time freshmen enrollment.
Tables Explanation
Tables 1 through 3 show the residence data for all responding
postsecondary education institutions in the survey universe. Tables 4
through 6 show the same data for institutions of higher education (BEG'S
institutions). Data on foreign students are shown only in tables 3 and 6.
Data for the United States Service Schools are included with the State in
which they are located and treated similarly to the data from all other
institutions. Tables 1 through 6 are limited to the data reported by 3,368
postsecondary education institutions in the 50 States and the District of
Columbia. Caution is urged when using data in these tables because
imputations were not made for nonresponses. Students who were enrolled in
institutions in the outlying areas, and students from the outlying areas
enrolled in institutions in the 50 States and the District of Columbia, are
included in tables 7 and 8.
For the tabular summaries presented in this report, the table titles
identify the particular classification of students and the institutions
included in the table. The numbers in each column for each State
represent the following:
1. Students enrolled in State - All students enrolled in a given State
regardless of their State of residence.
2. State residents enrolled in any State - All the student residents of a
given State regardless of the State in which they are enrolled.
3. State residents enrolled in their home State - Al]. the students
enrolled in a given State who are also residents of that State.
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4. Ratio of State residents enrolled in their home State to all students
enrolled in the State - Ratio of column (3) to column (1).
5. Ratio of State residents enrolled in their home State to State
residents enrolled in any State - Ratio of column (3) to column (2).
6. Migration into State - The number of students that come into a given
State from other States.
7. Migration out of State - The number of students that leave a given
State to attend college in other States
8. Net migration - The difference between the number of students that
came into a given State (column 6) and the number that left the same
State (column 7).
Definitions
Degree-seeking students. Students enrolled in courses for credit who are
recognized by the institution as earning credit toward a degree or formal
award. At the undergraduate level, this is intended to include students
enrolled in vocational or occupational programs.
First-professional student. A student enrolled in any of the following
degree programs:
Chiropractic (D.C. or D.C.M.)
Dentistry (D.D.S. or D.M.D.)
Medicine (M.D.)
Optometry (0.D.)
Osteopathic Medicine (D.0.)
Pharmacy (D. Phar.)
Podiatry (Pod. D. or D.P.)
Veterinary Medicine (D.I.r..M.)
Law (L.L.B. or J.D.)
Theology (M.Div. or M.H.L. or B.D.)
First-time first-professional student. A student enrolled for the first
time in a first-professional degree program. Includes first-professional
students enrolled in the fall term who entered the institution in the
prior summer term.
First-time freshman. An entering freshman who has never attended any
college. Includes students enrolled in the fall term who attended any
college for the first time in the prior summer term. Also includes
students who entered with advanced standing (college credits earned before
graduation from high school).
First-time graduate-level student. A student enrolled at the graduate
level for the first time. Includes graduate students enrolled in the fall
term who attended graduate school in the prior summer term.
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First-time student. An undergraduate student attending the reporting
institution for the first time; or a student entering either a graduate or
first-professional level program for the first time.
Higher education institution. An institution accredited at the college level
by an agency recognized by the Secretary, U.S. Department of Education
(traditionally a HIS institution).
Postsecondary education institution. An institution that provides a formal
instructional program(s) whose curriculum is designed primarily for students
who have campleted the requirements for a high school diploma or its
equivalent. Included are institutions whose mission is to provide academic,
vocational, and continuing professional education and excluded are institutions
that provide only avocational and adult basic education programs.
State of residence. Aperson's permanent address as determined by such
evidence as a driver's license or voter registration. For entering freshmen,
residence maybe the legal residence of a parent or guardian.
State unknown. Status used when the reporting institution is unable to
determine from existing records the home State or State of residence of the
student.
Transfer student. An undergraduate student entering the reporting institution
for the first time but who is known to have previously attended a postsecondary
institution at the same level.
Undergraduate student. A student enrolled in a 4- or 5-year bachelor's degree
program, in an associate degree program, or in a vocational or technical
program below the baccalaureate level.
The definitions and instructions for campiling IPEDS data have
been designed to minimize comparability problems. However,
postsecondary education institutions differ widely among
themselves. As a result of these differences, comparisons of
data provided by individual institutions maybe misleading.
Acknowledgments
The author wishes to acknowledge the valuable contributions of the review
panel: Sheila Drews, Office of PostsecomxiaryPasearch and Assistance, D.C.
Public Schools; MaxyGolladay, National Science Foundation; and Curtis Baker
and Paula Enepper, Center for Education Statistics. Summer Whitener, Center .
for Education Statistics, assisted in the preparation of the tables.
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Table 1.--Residence and migration of all first-time students in postsecondary education institutions, by State:
Fall 1986
State
Students
enrolled
in State
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
Enrolled in
any State
Enrolled in
home State
TotalResidents
students
enrolled in
the State
of State
enrolled in
any State
Out of
Into
Net
50 States and D.C 3,118,761
3,118,761
2,643,420
0.85
0.85
475,341
475,341
Alabama
48,625
43,043
38,888
0.80
0.90
4,155
9,737
5,582
Alaska
2,569
5,059
2,184
0.85
0.43
2,875
385
-2,490
Arizona
140,889
128,887
125,041
0.89
0.97
3,846
15,848
12,002
Arkansas
21,854
22,419
18,507
0.85
0.83
3,912
3,347
-565
California
469,562
453,511
432,268
0.92
0.95
21,243
37,294
16,051
Colorado 1/
2,887
9,163
1,073
0.37
0.12
8,090
1,814
-6,276
Connecticut
42,191
50,401
34,152
0.81
0.68
16,249
8,039
-8,210
Delaware
8,818
7,695
5,343
0.61
0.69
2,352
3,475
1,123
District of Columbia
17,980
6,979
4,037
0.22
0.58
2,942
13,943
11,001
Florida
102,238
101,766
85,690
0.84
0.84
16,076
16,548
472
Georgia
57,707
56,568
47,309
0.82
0.84
9,259
10,398
1,139
Hawaii
14,850
15,669
12,963
0.87
0.83
2,706
1,887
-819
Idaho
12,453
11,208
8,226
0.66
0.73
2,982
4,227
1,245
Illinois
165,650
171,062
146,084
0.88
0.85
24,978
19,566
-5,412
Indiana
55,025
49,806
42,548
0.77
0.85
7,258
12,477
5,219
Iowa
43,162
42,251
35,360
0.82
0.84
6,891
7,802
911
Kansas
36,808
34,562
30,348
0.82
0.88
4,214
6,460
2,246
Kentucky
34,365
33,727
29,230
0.85
0.87
4,497
5,135
638
Louisiana
46,366
44,903
40,126
0.87
0.89
4,777
6,240
1,463
Maine
12,702
13,677
10,147
0.80
0.74
3,530
2,555
-975
Maryland
65,050
68,516
53,719
0.83
0.78
14,797
11,331
-3,466
Massachusetts
99,518
88,036
71,012
0.71
0.81
17,024
28,506
11,482
Michigan
134,165
135,575
124,334
0.93
0.92
11,241
9,831
-1,410
Minnesota
64,035
65,086
54,140
0.85
0.83
10,946
9,895
-1,051
Mississippi
33,355
32,352
29,255
0.88
0.90
3,097
4,100
1,003
Missouri
56,705
52,574
44,208
0.78
0.84
8,366
12,497
4,131
Montana
8,421
9,751
7,333
0.87
0.75
2,418
1,088
-1,330
Nebraska
26,543
26,822
23,355
0.88
0.87
3,467
3,188
-279
Nevada
9,090
10,235
8,070
0.89
0.79
2,165
1,020
-1,145
New Hampshire
11,267
10,841
6,181
0.55
0.57
4,660
5,086
426
New Jersey
70,312
99,298
63,088
0.90
0.64
36,210
7,224
-28,986
New Mexico
13,631
13,837
10,936
0.80
0.79
2,901
2,695
-206
New York
221,115
228,695
189,969
0.86
0.83
38,726
31,146
-7,580
North Carolina
91,852
80,287
74,744
0.81
0.93
5,543
17,108
11,565
North Dakota
11,483
11,215
8,747
0.76
0.78
2,468
2,736
268
Ohio 1/
104,111
106,145
90,855
0.87
0.86
15,290
13,256
-2,034
Oklahoma
31,236
32,835
28,663
0.92
0.87
4,172
2,573
-1,599
Oregon
35,914
34,295
29,883
0.83
0.87
4,412
6,031
1,619
Pennsylvania
123,987
120,597
98,968
0.80
0.82
21,629
25,019
3,390
Rhode Island
16,589
11,457
7,938
0.48
0.69
3,519
8,651
5,132
South Carolina
37,652
35,518
30,861
0.82
0.87
4,657
6,791
2,134
South Dakota
9,073
9,410
7,073
0.78
0.75
2,337
2,000
-337
Tennessee
47,145
42,795
36,590
0.78
0.86
6,205
10,555
4,350
Texas
182,805
177,763
166,696
0.91
0.94
11,067
16,109
5,042
Utah
21,013
16,914
14,686
0.70
0.87
2,228
6,327
4,099
Vermont
8,646
6,107
3,867
0.45
0.63
2,240
4,779
2,539
Virginia
53,993
54,429
40,698
0.75
0.75
13,731
13,295
-436
Washington
94,709
92,320
84,869
0.90
0.92
7,451
, 9,840
2,389
West Virginia
20,384
18,792
16,032
0.79
0.85
2,760
4,352
1,592
Wisconsin
72,070
69,909
61,845
0.86
0.88
8,064
10,225
2,161
Wyoming
6,191
6,946
5,281
0.85
0.76
1,665
910
-755
State unknown 2/
0
47,053
0
--
--
47,053
0
-47,053
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table la.--Residence and migration of all first-time students in 4-year and above postsecondary education institutions,
by State: Fall 1986
State
Students
enrolled
in State
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
.
Migration of students
Enrolled in
any State
Enrolled in
home State
Totales
students
enrolled in
the State
en s
of State
enrolled in
any State
Out of
. Into
Net
50 States and D.C 1,775,254
1,775,254
1,374,734
0.77
0.77
400,520
400,520
0
Alabama
28,144
22,962
19,587
0.70
0.85
3,375
8,557
5,182
Alaska
2.382
4,424
1,997
0.84
0.45
2,427
385
-2,042
Arizona
23,706
17,020
13,776
0.58
0.81
3,244
9,930
6,686
Arkansas
16,200
16,297
13,536
0.84
0.83
2,761
2,664
-97
California
139,276
140,394
121,826
0.87
0.87
18,568
17,450
-1,118
Colorado 1/
2.686
7,934
946
0.35
0.12
6,988
1,740
-5,248
Connecticut
28,153
35,255
20,417
0.73
0.58
14,838
7,736
-7,102
Delaware
6,352
5,213
3,028
0.48
0.58
2,185
3,324
1.139
District of Columbia
17,980
6,630
4,037
0.22
0.61
2,593
13,943
11,350
Florida
50,373
52,252
38,034
0.76
0.73
14,218
12,339
-1,879
Georgia
41,484
40,204
32,327
0.78
0.80
7,877
9,157
1,280
Hawaii
7,678
8,491
6,095
0.79
0.72
2,396
1,583
-813
Idaho
6,101
7,130
4,642
0.76
0.65
2,488
1,459
-1,029
Illinois
94,449
98,121
75,391
0.80
0.77
22,730
19,058
-3,672
Indiana
47,385
41,336
35,123
0.74
0.85
6,213
12,262
6,049
Iowa
25,944
25,112
19,009
0.73
0.76
6,103
6,935
832
Kansas
21,234
19,830
16,100
0.76
0.81
3,730
5,134
1,404
Kentucky
26,192
25,269
21,255
0.81
0.84
4,014
4,937
923
Louisiana
38,456
36,129
32,274
0.84
0.89
3,855
6,182
2,327
Maine
10,636
11,276
8,133
0.76
0.72
3,143
2,503
-640
Maryland
34,568
37,956
24,028
0.70
0.63
13,928
10,540
-3,388
Massachusetts
74,415
65,030
48,983
0.66
0.75
16,047
25,432
9,385
Michigan
76,804
78,245
68,262
0.89
0.87
9,983
8,542
-1,441
Minnesota
36,702
38,574
28,647
0.78
0.74
9,927
8,055
-1.872
Mississippi
15,065
14,822
12,080
0.80
0.82
2,742
2,985
243
Missouri
45,287
40,859
33,485
0.74
0.82
7,374
11,802
4,428
Montana
7,385
8,189
6,368
0.86
0.78
1,821
1,017
-804
Nebraska
17,300
17,406
14,441
0.83
0.83
2,965
2,859
-106
Nevada
4,769
5,524
3.905
0.82
0.71
1,619
864
-755
New Hampshire
9,450
8,263
4,636
0.49
0.56
3,627
4,814
1,187
New Jersey
45,500
73,621
39,299
0.86
0.53
34,322
6,201
-28,121
New Mexico
8,600
8,884
6,700
0.78
0.75
2,184
1,900
-284
New York
161,012
167,708
131,537
0.82
0.78
36,171
29,475
-6,696
North Carolina
51,623
42,240
37,344
0.72
0.88
4,896
14,279
9,383
North Dakota
7,664
7,124
5,386
0.70
0.76
1,738
2,278
540
Ohio 1/
79,532
80,337
66,757
0.84
0.83
13,580
12,775
-805
Oklahoma
18,000
18,959
15,726
0.87
0.83
3,233
2,274
-959
Oregon
21,426
20,197
16,422
0.77
0.81
3,775
5,004
1,229
Pennsylvania
89,413
85,538
65,781
0.74
0.77
19,757
23,632
3,875
Rhode Island
13,931
8,615
5,586
0.40
0.65
3,029
8,345
5,316
South Carolina
23,561
21,184
17,258
0.73
0.81
3,926
6,303
2,377
South Dakota
7,931
7,866
6,005
0.76
0.76
1,861
1,926
65
Tennessee
33,774
29,086
23,689
0.70
0.81
5,397
10,085
4,688
Texas
104,237
102,535
92,973
0.89
0.91
9,562
11,264
1,702
Utah.. .......... ,
18,116
13,410
11,996
0.66
0.89
1,414
6,120
4,706
Vermont
7,108
4,526
2,656
0.37
0.59
1,870
4,452
2,582
Virginia
36,871
37,613
25,036
0.68
0.67
12,577
11,835
-742
Washington
27,658
28,920
22,776
0.82
0.79
6,144
4,882
-1,262
West Virginia
15,510
13,912
11,717
0.76
0.84
2,195
3,793
1,598
Wisconsin
44,906
42,837
35,905
0.80
0.84
6,932
9,001
2,069
Wyoming
2,325
3,152
1,817
0.78
0.58
1,335
508
-827
State unknown 2/
0
20,843
0
--
--
20,843
0
-20,843
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table lb.--Residence and migration of all first-time students in 2- but less than 4-year postsecondary education
Institutions, by State: Fall 1986
State
StudentsTotal
enrolled
In State
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
Enrolled in
any State
Enrolled in
home Stateenrolled
students
in
the State
esi en s
of State
enrolled in
any State
? Out of
Into
Net
50 States and D.C 1,343,507
1.343,507
1,268,686
0.94
0.94
74,821
74,821
Alabama 20,481
20,081
19,301
0.94
0.96
780
1,180
400
Alaska 187
635
187
1.00
0.29
448
0
-448
Arizona 117,183
111,867
111,265
0.95
0.99
602
5,918
5,316
Arkansas 5,654
6,122
4,971
0.88
0.81
1,151
683
-468
California 330,286
313,117
310,442
0.94
0.99
2,675
19,844
17,169
Colorado 1/ 201
1,229
127
0.63
0.10
1,102
74
-1,028
Connecticut 14,038
15,146
13,735
0.98
0.91
1,411
303
-1,108
Delaware 2,466
2,482
2,315
0.94
0.93
167
151
-16
District of Columbia 0
349
0
0.00
0.00
0
0
0
Florida 51,865
49,514
47,656
0.92
0.96
1,858
4,209
2,351
Georgia 16,223
16,364
14,982
0.92
0.92
1,382
1,241
-141
Hawaii 7,172
7,178
6,868
0.96
0.96
310
304
-6
Idaho 6,352
4,078
3,584
?
0.56
0.88
494
2,768
2,274
Illinois 71,201
72,941
70,693
0.99
0.97
2,248
508
-1,740
Indiana 7,640
8,470
7,425
0.97
0.88
1,045
215
-830
Iowa 17,218
17,139
16,351
0.95
0.95
788
867
79
Kansas 15,574
14,732
14,248
0.91
0.97
484
1,326
842
Kentucky 8,173
8,458
7,975
0.98
0.94
483
198
-285
Louisiana 7,910
8,774
7,852
0.99
0.89
922
58
-864
Maine 2,066
2,401
2,014
0.97
0.84
387
52
-335
Maryland 30,482
30,560
29,691
0.97
0.97
869
791
-78
Massachusetts 25,103
23,006
22,029
0.88
0.96
977
3,074
2,097
Michigan 57,361
57,330
56,072
0.98
0.98
1,258
1,289
31
Minnesota 27,333
26,512
25,493
0.93
0.96
1,019
1,840
821
Mississippi 18,290
17,530
17,175
0.94
0.98
355
1,115
760
Missouri 11,418
11,715
10,723
0.94
0.92
992
695
-297
Montana 1,036
1,562
965
0.93
0.62
597
71
-526
Nebraska 9,243
9,416
8,914
0.96
0.95
502
329
-173
Nevada 4,321
4,711
4,165
0.96
0.88
546
156
-390
New Hampshire 1,817
2,578
1,545
0.85
0.60
1,033
272
-761
New Jersey 24,812
25,677
23,789
?0.96
0.93
1,888
1,023
-865
New Mexico 5,031
4,953
4,236
0.84
0.86
717
795
78
New York 60,103
60,987
58,432
0.97
0.96
2,555
1,671
-884
North Carolina 40,229
38,047
37,400
0.93
0.98
647
2,829
2,182
North Dakota 3,819
4,091
3,361
0.88
0.82
730
458
-272
Ohio 1/ 24,579
25,808
24,098
0.98
0.93
1,710
481
-1,229
Oklahoma 13,236
13,876
12,937
0.98
0.93
939
299
-640
Oregon 14,488
14,098
13,461
0.93
0.95
637
1,027
390
Pennsylvania 34,574
35,059
33,187
0.96
0.95
1,872
1,387
-485
Rhode Island 2,658
2,842
2,352
0.88
0.83
490
306
-184
South Carolina 14,091
14,334
13,603
0.97
0.95
731
488
-243
South Dakota 1,142
1,544
1,068
0.94
0.69
476
74
-402
Tennessee 13,371
13,709
12,901
0.96
0.94
808
470
-338
Texas 78,568
75,228
73,723
0.94
0.98
1,505
4,845
3,340
Utah 2,897
3,504
2,690
0.93
0.77
814
207
-607
Vermont 1,538
1,581
1,211
0.79
0.77
370
327
-43
Virginia 17,122
16,816
15,662
0.91
0.93
1,154
1,460
306
Washington 67,051
63,400
62,093
0.93
0.98
1,307
4,958
3,651
West Virginia 4,874
4,880
4,315
0.89
0.88
565
559
-6
Wisconsin 27,164
27,072
25,940
0.95
0.96
1,132
1,224
92
Wyoming 3,866
3,794
3,464
0.90
0.91
330
402
72
State unknown 2/ 0
26,210
0
26,210
0
-26,210
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table 2.--Residence and migration of first-time freshmen in postsecondary education institutions, by State: Fall 1986
State
StudentsTotal
enrolled
In State
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
Enrolled in
any State
Enrolled in
home State
students
enrolled in
the State
esi en s
of State
enrolled in
any State
Out of
Into
Net
50 States and D.C 2,018,073
2,018,073
1,726,724
0.86
0.86
291,349
291,349
Alabama
34,160
30,446
28,113
0.82
0.92
2,333
6,047
3,714
Alaska
1,367
2,858
1,225
0.90
0.43
1,633
' 142
-1,491
Arizona
61,987
56,012
53,949
0.87
0.96
2,063
8,038
5,975
Arkansas
14,120
14,686
12,220
0.87
0.83
2,466
1,900
-566
California
266,386
259,093
248,401
0.93
0.96
10,692
17,985
7,293
Colorado 1/
2,419
5,841
716
0.30
0.12
5,125
1,703
-3,422
Connecticut
29,495
35,788
23,724
0.80
0.66
12,064
5,771
-6,293
Delaware
7,320
5,885
4,399
0.60
0.75
1,486
2,921
1,435
District of Columbia
9,288
4,579
2,875
0.31
0.63
1,704
6,413
4,709
Florida
65,853
65,342
55,416
0.84
0.85
9,926
10,437
511
Georgia
36,499
37,048
30,579
0.84
0.83
6,469
5,920
-549
Hawaii
8,594
9,154
7,518
0.87
0.82
1,636
1,076
-560
Idaho
9,077
7,474
5,819
0.64
0.78
1,655
3,258
1,603
Illinois
103,187
113,167
96,531
0.94
0.85
16,636
6,656
-9,980
Indiana
41,392
37,175
32,845
0.79
0.88
4,330
8,547
4,217
Iowa
30,150
29,159
25,345
0.84
0.87
3,814
4,805
991
Kansas
25,170
23,235
21,303
0.85
0.92
1,932
3,867
1,935
Kentucky
23,511
23,037
20,404
0.87
0.89
2,633
3,107
474
Louisiana
33,296
32,176
29,302
0.88
0.91
2,874
3,994
1,120
Maine
8,515
9,009
6,472
0.76
0.72
2,537
2,043
-494
Maryland
40,252
43,844
34,338
0.85
0.78
9,506
5,914
-3,592
Massachusetts
68,922
60,758
48,823
0.71
0.80
11,935
20,099
8,164
Michigan
90,542
91,253
84,813
0.94
0.93
6,440
5,729
-711
Minnesota
46,362
46,707
39,765
0.86
0.85
6,942
6,597
-345
Mississippi
24,313
22,913
21,434
0.88
0.94
1,479
2,879
1,400
Missouri
35,314
33,789
28,909
0.82
0.86
4,880
6,405
1,525
Montana
5,615
6,630
5,112
0.91
0.77
1,518
503
-1,015
Nebraska
17,655
17,771
15,712
0.89
0.88
2,059
1,943
-116
Nevada
6,377
7,300
5,978
0.94
0.82
1,322
399
-923
New Hampshire
8,032
7,403
4,032
0.50
0.54
3,371
4,000
629
New Jersey
42,451
64,526
39,053
0.92
0.61
25,473
3,398
-22,075
New Mexico
8,654
9,119
7,408
0.86
0.81
1,711
1,246
-465
New York
137,214
143,467
118,283
0.86
0.82
25,184
18,931
-6,253
North Carolina
66,076
57,629
54,633
0.83
0.95
2,996
11,443
8,447
North Dakota
8,027
7,542
6,169
0.77
0.82
1,373
1,858
485
Ohio 1/
72,288
72,930
63,154
0.87
0.87
9,776
9,134
-642
Oklahoma
27,278
27,622
25,346
0.93
0.92
2,276
1,932
-344
Oregon
22,753
21,949
19,332
0.85
0.88
2,617
3,421
804
Pennsylvania
86,434
82,832
68,855
0.80
0.83
13,977
17,579
3,602
Rhode Island
12,377
7,773
5,386
0.44
0.69
2,387
6,991
4,604
South Carolina
27,691
25,848
22,946
0.83
0.89
2,902
4,745
1,843
South Dakota
6,794
6,844
5,357
0.79
0.78
1,487
1,437
-50
Tennessee
31,445
28,675
24,668
0.78
0.86
4,007
6,777
2,770
Texas
110,541
107,973
101,746
0.92
0.94
6,227
8,795
2,568
Utah
14,234
11,135
10,002
0.70
0.90
1,133
4,232
3,099
Vermont .
6,761
4,362
2,855
0.42
0.65
1,507
3,906
2,399
Virginia
38,472
37,250
29,085
0.76
0.78
8,165
9,387
1,222
Washington
69,847
67,652
63,416
0.91
0.94
4,236
6,431
2,195
West Virginia
14,320
13,086
11,370
0.79
0.87
1,716
2,950
1,234
Wisconsin
54,722
52,601
47,688
0.87
0.91
4,913
7,034
2,121
Wyoming
4,524
4,867
3,900
0.86
0.80
967
624
-343
State unknown 2/
0
22,859
0
--
--
22,859
0
-22,859
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table 2a.--Residence and migration of first-time freshmen in 4-year and above postsecondary education institutions, by
State: Fall 1986
State
Students
enrolled
in State
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
Enrolled in
any State
Enrolled in
home State
Total
students
enrolled in
the State
Residents
of State
enrolled in
any State
Out of
Into
Net
50 States and D.C 1,016,325
1,016,325
777,627
0.77
0.77
238,698
238,698
0
Alabama
16,419
13,131
11,324
0.69
0.86
1,807
5,095
3,288
Alaska
1,180
2,367
1,038
0.88
0.44
1,329
142
-1,187
Arizona
10,785
7,736
6,064
0.56
0.78
1,672
4,721
3,049
Arkansas
9,983
9,856
8,375
0.84
0.85
1,481
1,608
127
California
61,321
64,278
55,173
0.90
0.86
9,105
6,148
-2,957
Colorado 1/
2,253
4,941
595
0.26
0.12
4,346
1,658
-2,688
Connecticut
16,284
21,643
10,793
0.66
0.50
10,850
5,491
-5,359
Delaware
5,066
3,638
2,283
0.45
0.63
1,355
2,783
1,428
District of Columbia
9,288
4,294
2,875
0.31
0.67
1,419
6,413
4,994
Florida
24,236
24,932
16,324
0.67
0.65
8,608
7,912
-696
Georgia
23,455
23,685
18,245
0.78
0.77
5,440
5,210
-230
Hawaii
4,103
4,598
3,172
0.77
0.69
1,426
931
-495
Idaho
3,535
3,953
2,669
0.76
0.68
1,284
866
-418
Illinois
43,637
52,530
37,394
0.86
0.71
15,136
6,243
-8,893
Indiana
34,252
29,425
25,891
0.76
0.88
3,534
8,361
4,827
Iowa
15,097
14,295
11,029
0.73
0.77
3,266
4,068
802
Kansas
11,720
10,601
8,967
0.77
0.85
1,634
2,753
1,119
Kentucky
17,008
16,326
14,046
0.83
0.86
2,280
2,962
682
Louisiana
26,505
24,737
22,552
0.85
0.91
2,185
3,953
1,768
Maine
6,847
7,055
4,841
0.71
0.69
2,214
2,006
-208
Maryland
15,853
19,444
10,581
0.67
0.54
8,863
5,272
-3,591
Massachusetts
46,530
40,482
29,266
0.63
0.72
11,216
17,264
6,048
Michigan
41,906
42,981
37,369
0.89
0.87
5,612
4,537
-1,075
Minnesota
22,565
23,764
17,545
0.78
0.74
6,219
5,020
-1,199
Mississippi
8,168
7,524
6,260
0.77
0.83
1,264
1,908
644
Missouri......
25,719
24,014
19,813
0.77
0.83
4,201
5,906
1,705
Montana
4,804
5,398
4,325
0.90
0.80
1,073
479
-594
Nebraska
9,949
10,048
8,298
0.83
0.83
1,750
1,651
-99
Nevada
2,853
3,448
2,516
0.88
0.73
932
337
-595
New Hampshire
6,687
5,347
2,901
0.43
0.54
2,446
3,786
1,340
New Jersey
21,488
42,979
19,022
0.89
0.44
23,957
2,466
-21,491
New Mexico
5,498
5,814
4,668
0.85
0.80
1,146
830
-316
New York
85,967
91,773
68,374
0.80
0.75
23,399
17,593
-5,806
North Carolina
33,255
26,194
23,650
0.71
0.90
2,544
9,605
7,061
North Dakota
4,856
4,169
3,334
0.69
0.80
835
1,522
687
Ohio 1/
52,354
52,324
43,615
0.83
0.83
8,709
8,739
30
Oklahoma
14,042
14,109
12,409
0.88
0.88
1,700
1,633
-67
Oregon
10,186
9,752
7,561
0.74
0.78
2,191
2,625
434
Pennsylvania
55,864
52,144
39,524
0.71
0.76
12,620
16,340
3,720
Rhode Island
10,145
5,353
3,396
0.33
0.63
1,957
6,749
4,792
South Carolina
15,435
13,487
11,096
0.72
0.82
2,391
4,339
1,948
South Dakota
5,778
5,494
4,395
0.76
0.80
1,099
1,383
284
Tennessee
21,576
18,567
15,151
0.70
0.82
3,416
6,425
3,009
Texas
55,064
54,626
49,340
0.90
0.90
5,286
5,724
438
Utah
11,337
7,849
7,312
0.65
0.93
537
4,025
3,488
Vermont
5,342
2,957
1,730
0.32
0.59
1,227
3,612
2,385
Virginia
24,104
23,210
15,889
0.66
0.68
7,321
8,215
894
Washington
13,989
14,853
11,623
0.83
0.78
3,230
2,366
-864
West Virginia
10,495
9,174
7,887
0.75
0.86
1,287
2,608
1,321
Wisconsin
30,161
28,118
24,042
0.80
0.86
4,076
6,119
2,043
Wyoming
1,381
1,811
1,085
0.79
0.60
726
296
-430
State unknown 2/
0
5,097
0
--
5,097
0
-5,097
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table 2b.--Residence and migration of first-time freshmen in 2- but less than 4-year postsecondary education
institutions, by State: Fall 1986
State
Students
enrolled
in State
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
Enrolled in
any State
Enrolled in
home State
TotalResidents
students
enrolled in
the State
of State
enrolled in
any State
Out of
Into
Net
50 States and D.C... 1,001,748
1,001,748
949,097
0.95
0.95
52,651
52,651
Alabama
17,741
17,315
16,789
0.95
0.97
526
952
426
Alaska
187
491
187
1.00
0.38
304
0
-304
Arizona
51,202
48,276
47,885
0.94
0.99
391
3,317
2926
Arkansas
4,137
4,830
3,845
0.93
0.80
985
292
-693
California
205,065
194.815
193,228
0.94
0.99
1,587
11,837
10,250
Colorado 1/
166
900
121
0.73
0.13
779
45
-734
Connecticut
13,211
14,145
12,931
0.98
0.91
1,214
280
-934
Delaware
2,254
2,247
2,116
0.94
0.94
131
138
7
District of Columbia
0
285
0
0.00
0.00
0
0
0
Florida
41,617
40,410
39,092
0.94
0.97
1,318
2,525
1,207
Georgia
13,044
13,363
12,334
0.95
0.92
1,029
710
-319
Hawaii
4,491
4,556
4,346
0.97
0.95
210
145
-65
Idaho
5,542
3,521
3,150
0.57
0.89
371
2,392
2,021
Illinois
59,550
60,637
59,137
0.99
0.98
1,500
413
-1,087
Indiana
7,140
7,750
6,954
0.97
0.90
796
186
-610
Iowa
15,053
14,864
14,316
0.95
0.96
548
737
189
Kansas
13,450
12,634
12,336
0.92
0.98
298
1,114
816
Kentucky
6,503
6,711
6,358
0.98
0.95
353
145
-208
Louisiana
6,791
7,439
6,750
0.99
0.91
689
41
-648
Maine
1,668
1,954
1,631
0.98
0.83
323
37
-286
Maryland
24,399
24,400
23,757
0.97
0.97
643
642
-1
Massachusetts
22,392
20,276
19,557
0.87
0.96
719
2,835
2,116
Michigan
48,636
48,272
47,444
0.98
0.98
828
1,192
364
Minnesota
23,797
22,943
22,220
0.93
0.97
723
1,577
854
Mississippi
16,145
15,389
15,174
0.94
0.99
215
971
756
Missouri
9,595
9,775
9,096
0.95
0.93
679
499
-180
Montana
811
1,232
787
0.97
0.64
445
24
-421
Nebraska
7,706
7,723
7,414
0.96
0.96
309
292
-17
Nevada
3,524
3,852
3,462
0.98
0.90
390
62
-328
New Hampshire
1,345
2,056
1,131
0.84
0.55
925
214
-711
New Jersey
20,963
21,547
20,031
0.96
0.93
1,516
932
-584
New Mexico
3,156
3,305
2,740
0.87
0.83
565
416
-149
New York
51,247
51,694
49,909
0.97
0.97
1,785
1,338
-447
North Carolina
32,821
31,435
30,983
0.94
0.99
452
1,838
1,386
North Dakota
3,171
3,373
2,835
0.89
0.84
538
336
-202
Ohio 1/
19,934
20,606
19,539
0.98
0.95
1,067
395
-672
Oklahoma
13,236
13,513
12,937
0.98
0.96
576
299
-277
Oregon
12,567
12,197
11,771
0.94
0.97
426
796
370
Pennsylvania
30,570
30,688
29,331
0.96
0.96
1,357
1,239
-118
Rhode Island
2,232
2,420
1,990
0.89
0.82
430
242
-188
South Carolina
12,256
12,361
11,850
0.97
0.96
511
406
-105
South Dakota
1,016
1,350
962
0.95
0.71
388
54
-334
Tennessee
9,869
10,108
9,517
0.96
0.94
591
352
-239
Texas
55,477
53,347
52,406
0.94
0.98
941
3,071
2,130
Utah
2,897
3,286
2,690
0.93
0.82
596
207
-389
Vermont
1,419
1,405
1,125
0.79
0.80
280
294
14
Virginia
14,368
14,040
13,196
0.92
0.94
844
1,172
328
Washington
55,858
52,799
51,793
0.93
0.98
1,006
4,065
3,059
West Virginia
3,825
3,912
3,483
0.91
0.89
429
342
-87
Wisconsin
24,561
24,483
23,646
0.96
0.97
837
915
78
Wyoming
3,143
3,056
2,815
0.90
0.92
241
328
87
State unknown 2/
0
17,762
0
--
17,762
0
-17,762
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table 3.--Students from foreign countries enrolled in postsecondary education institutions, by
level of enrollment and State of attendance: Fall 1986
State
All
foreign
students
enrolled
Foreign students, by level
First-time
freshmen
Undergraduate
transfer
students
First-
professional
students
Graduate
students
50 States and D.0
80,873
28,040
19,952
1,211
31,670
Alabama
666
258
163
5
240
Alaska
44
24
7
0
13
Arizona
1,606
776
408
4
418
Arkansas
428
168
171
0
89
California
17,759
7,096
6,530
194
3,939
Colorado*
54
40
9
2
3
Connecticut
1,066
256
102
12
696
Delaware
156
55
19
0
82
District of Columbia
2,332
933
506
46
847
Florida
4,330
2,024
1,615
28
663
Georgia
1,293
392
240
42
619
Hawaii
836
537
205
0
94
Idaho
247
161
48
0
38
Illinois
2,907
620
556
87
1,644
Indiana
1,632
447
305
22
858
Iowa
1,296
367
369
38
522
Kansas
855
255
192
4
404
Kentucky
393
153
75
9
156
Louisiana
1,036
? 308
312
20
396
Maine
120
55
20
2
43
Maryland
1,571
374
254
13
930
Massachusetts
3,089
1,337
388
67
1,297
Michigan
3,468
747
676
94
1,951
Minnesota
857
287
238
16
316
Mississippi
409
63
109
6
231
Missouri
1,270
302
315
41
612
Montana
174
53
67
1
53
Nebraska
532
223
52
7
250
Nevada
145
32
55
0
58
New Hampshire
145
76
5
0
64
New Jersey
1,356
311
352
32
661
New Mexico
297
60
89
0
148
New York
6,786
2,064
1,212
93
3,417
North Carolina
1,599
558
312
35
694
North Dakota
249
104
85
0
60
Ohio*
2,613
701
400
38
1,474
Oklahoma
985
440
11
9
525
Oregon
1,357
335
445
39
538
Pennsylvania
2,831
836
258
103
1,634
Rhode Island
351
96
40
1
214
South Carolina
508
161
98
13
236
South Dakota
154
48
59
3
44
Tennessee
772
291
227
5
249
Texas
5,130
2,121
1,172
47
1,790
Utah
840
298
226
4
312
Vermont
264
85
140
0
39
Virginia
1,164
419
119
6
620
Washington
1,161
227
334
5
595
West Virginia
275
70
28
1
176
Wisconsin
1,370
358
304
17
691
Wyoming
95
38
30
0
27
*Response rates were below 70 percent.
NOTE: Excludes outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary
Education Data System (IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table 4.--Residence and migration of all first-time students in institutions of higher education, by State:
Fall 1986
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
State
Students
Total
Residents
enrolled
Enrolled in
Enrolled in
students
of State
in State
any State
home State
enrolled in
the State
enrolled in
any State
Out of
Into
Net
-
50 States and D.0
3,041,294
3,041,294
2,572,399
0.85
0.85
468,895
468,895
0
Alabama
47,608
42,001
37,950
0.80
0.90
4,051
9,658
5,607
Alaska
2,481
5,015
2,164
0.87
0.43
2,851
317
-2,534
Arizona
140,686
128,616
124,850
0.89
0.97
3,766
15,836
12,070
Arkansas
21,791
22,319
18,454
0.85
0.83
3,865
3,337
-528
California
460,937
445,435
424,410
0.92
0.95
21,025
36,527
15,502
Colorado 1/
2,202
8,498
465
0.21
0.05
8,033
'1,737
-6,296
Connecticut
41,998
50,115
33,974
0.81
0.68
16,141
8,024
-8,117
Delaware
8,803
7,640
5,330
0.61
0.70
2,310
3,473
1,163
District of Columbia
17,980
6,958
4,037
0.22
0.58
2,921
13,943
11,022
Florida
95,973
95,685
79,750
0.83
0.83
15,935
16,223
288
Georgia
54,018
52,785
43,679
0.81
0.83
9,106
10,339
1,233
Hawaii
14,850
15,644
12,963
0.87
0.83
2,681
1,887
-794
Idaho
12,205
10,949
7,987
0.65
0.73
2,962
4,218
1,256
Illinois
164,011
169,488
144,893
0.88
0.85
24,595
19,118
-5,477
Indiana
54,419
49,144
42,000
0.77
0.85
7,144
12,419
5,275
Iowa
43,162
41,858
35,360
0.82
0.84
6,498
7,802
1,304
Kansas
34,109
31,870
27,700
0.81
0.87
4,170
6,409
2,239
Kentucky
34,254
33,613
29,178
0.85
0.87
4,435
5,076
641
Louisiana
41,023
39,504
34,810
0.85
0.88
4,694
6,213
1,519
Maine
12,671
13,572
10,120
0.80
0.75
3,452
2,551
-901
Maryland
65,001
68,401
53,712
0.83
0.79
14,689
11,289
-3,400
Massachusetts
98,414
86,868
69,983
0.71
0.81
16,885
28,431
11,546
Michigan
132,146
133,435
122,390
0.93
0.92
11,045
9,756
-1,289
Minnesota
55,769
57,742
46,927
0.84
0.81
10,815
8,842
-1,973
Mississippi
30,814
29,898
26,845
0.87
0.90
3,053
3,969
916
Missouri
55,504
51,472
43,289
0.78
0.84
8,183
12,215
4,032
Montana
8,374
9,689
7,294
0.87
0.75
2,395
1,080
-1,315
Nebraska
23,512
23,780
20,347
0.87
0.86
3,433
3,165
-268
Nevada
8,999
10,121
' 7,982
0.89
0.79
2,139
1,017
-1,122
New Hampshire
11,068
10,608
5,995
0.54
0.57
4,613
5,073
460
New Jersey
69,659
98,371
62,512
0.90
0.64
35,859
7,147
-28,712
New Mexico
13,074
13,400
10,519
0.80
0.79
2,881
2,555
-326
New York
216,966
225,197
186,704
0.86
0.83
38,493
30,262
-8,231
North Carolina
91,606
80,044
74,579
0.81
0.93
5,465
17,027
11,562
North Dakota
11,446
10,732
8,715
0.76
0.81
2,017
2,731
714
Ohio
103,260
105,207
90,101
0.87
0.86
15,106
13,159
-1,947
Oklahoma
31,232
32,786
28,660
0.92
0.87
4,126
2,572
-1.554
Oregon
35,912
34,254
29,881
0.83
0.87
4,373
6,031
1,658
Pennsylvania
122,745
119,184
97,828
0.80
0.82
21,356
24,917
3,561
Rhode Island
16,398
11,418
7,913
0.48
0.69
3,505
8,485
4,980
South Carolina
37,453
35,379
30,774
0.82
0.87
4,605
6,679
2,074
South Dakota
8,052
8,285
6,113
0.76
0.74
2,172
1,939
-233
Tennessee
45,511
41,105
35.041
0.77
0.85
6,064
10,470
4,406
Texas
173,121
168,081
157,192
0.91
0.94
10,889
15,929
5,040
Utah
20,993
16,876
14,668
0.70
0.87
2,208
6,325
4,117
Vermont
8,637
6,062
3,858
0.45
0.64
2,204
4,779
2,575
Virginia
53,555
53,970
40,317
0.75
0.75
13,653
13,238
-415
Washington
92,905
90,461
83,068
0.89
0.92
7,393
9,837
2,444
West Virginia
19,998
18,403
15,676
0.78
0.85
2,727
4,322
1,595
Wisconsin
67,814
65,935
58,166
0.86
0.88
7,769
9,648
1,879
Wyoming
6,175
6,916
5,276
0.85
0.76
1,640
899
-741
State unknown 2/
0
46,505
0
--
--
46,505
. 0
-46,505
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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State: Fall 1986
.
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
State
Students
TotalResidents
enrolled
Enrolled in
Enrolled in
students
of State
In State
any State
home State
enrolled in
the State
enrolled in
any State
Out of
Into
Net
50 States and D.0
1,764,961
1,764,961
1,367,128
0.77
0.77
397,833
397,833
Alabama
28,016
22,840
19,489
0.70
0.85
3,351
8,527
5,176
Alaska
2,298
4,397
1,981
0.86
0.45
2,416
317
-2,099
Arizona
23,560
16,839
13,635
0.58
0.81
3,204
9,925
6,721
Arkansas
16,155
16,240
13,500
0.84
0.83
2,740
2,655
-85
California
138,057.
139,423
120,964
0.88
0.87
18,459
17,093
-1,366
Colorado I/
2,126
7,414
454
0.21
0.06
6,960
1,672
-5,288
Connecticut
28,138
35,189
20,414
0.73
0.58
14,775
7,724
-7,051
Delaware
6,352
5,198
3,028
0.48
0.58
2,170
3,324
1,154
District of Columbia
17,980
6,614
4,037
0.22
0.61
2,577
13,943
11,366
Florida
49,230
51,373
37,211
0.76
0.72
14,162
12,019
-2,143
Georgia
41,484
40,133
32,327
0.78
0.81
7,806
9,157
1,351
Hawaii
7,678
8,469
6,095
0.79
0.72
2,374
1,583
-791
Idaho
6,101
7,123
4,642
0.76
0.65
2,481
1,459
-1,022
Illinois
93,593
97,445
74,914
0.80
0.77
22,531
18,679
-3,852
Indiana
47,280
41,200
35,050
0.74
0.85
6,150
12,230
6,080
Iowa
25,944
24,883
19,009
0.73
0.76
5,874
6,935
1,061
Kansas
21,156
19,772
16,055
0.76
0.81
3,717
5,101
1,384
Kentucky
26,120
25,228
21,230
0.81
0.84
3,998
4,890
892
Louisiana
38,338
35,989
32,156
0.84
0.89
3,833
6,182
2,349
Maine
10,625
11,220
8,126
0.76
0.72
3,094
2,499
-595
Maryland
34,568
37,875
24,028
0.70
0.63
13,847
10,540
-3,307
Massachusetts
74,412
64,952
48,981
0.66
0.75
15,971
25,431
9,460
Michigan
76,397
77,744
67,868
0.89
0.87
9,876
8,529
-1,347
Minnesota
36,315
38,257
28,372
0.78
0.74
9,885
7,943
-1,942
Mississippi
15,030
14,789
12,063
0.80
0.82
2,726
2,967
241
Missouri
44,882
40,553
33,315
0.74
0.82
7,238
11,567
4,329
Montana
7,359
8,166
6,350
0.86
0.78
1,816
1,009
-807
Nebraska
17,300
17,387
14,441
0.83
0.83
2,946
2,859
-87
Nevada
4,678
5,418
3,817
0.82
0.70
1,601
861
-740
New Hampshire
9,450
8,250
4,636
0.49
0.56
3,614
4,814
1,200
New Jersey
45,482
73,363
39,284
0.86
0.54
34,079
6,198
-27,881
New Mexico
8,567
8,848
6,678
0.78
0.75
2,170
1,889
-281
New York
157,725
164,968
128,920
0.82
0.78
36,048
28,805
-7,243
North Carolina
51,542
42,179
37,321
0.72
0.88
4,858
14,221
9,363
North Dakota
7,664
7,111
5,386
0.70
0.76
1,725
2,278
553
Ohio
79,382
80,136
66,649
0.84
0.83
13,487
12,733
-754
Oklahoma
17,996
18,935
15,723
0.87
0.83
3,212
2,273
-939
Oregon
21,424
20,170
16,420
0.77
0.81
3,750
5,004
1,254
Pennsylvania
89,349
85,390
65,755
0.74
0.77
19,635
23,594
3,959
Rhode Island
13,931
8,606
5,586
0.40
0.65
3,020
8,345
5,325
South Carolina
23,561
21,157
17,258
0.73
0.82
3,899
6,303
2,404
South Dakota
7,763
7,711
5,856
0.75
0.76
1,855
1,907
52
Tennessee
33,751
29,050
23,687
0.70
0.82
5,363
10,064
4,701
Texas
103,933
102,162
92,674
0.89
0.91
9,488
11,259
1,771
Utah
18,113
13,400
11,994
0.66
0.90
1,406
6,119
4,713
Vermont
7,108
4,514
2,656
0.37
0.59
1,858
4,452
2,594
Virginia
36,798
37,509
24,982
0.68
0.67
12,527
11,816
-711
Washington
27,584
28,821
22,705
0.82
0.79
6,116
4,879
-1,237
West Virginia
15,510
13,902
11,717
0.76
0.84
2,185
3,793
1,608
Wisconsin
44,831
42,728
35,872
0.80
0.84
6,856
8,959
2,103
Wyoming
2,325
3,144
1,817
0.78
0.58
1.327
508
-819
State unknown 2/
0
20,777
0
--
--
20,777
0
-20,777
--Not applicable.
I/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table 4b.--Residence and migration of all first-time students in 2- but less than 4-year institutions of higher
? education, by State: Fall 1986
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
State
Students
Total
Residents
enrolled
Enrolled in
Enrolled in
students
of State
In State
any State
home State
enrolled in
the State
enrolled in
any State
Out of
Into
Net
50 States and D.0
1,276,333
1,276,333
1,205,271
0.94
0.94
71,062
71,062
Alabama
19,592
19,161
18,461
0.94
0.96
700
1,131
431
Alaska
183
618
183
1.00
0.30
435
-435
Arizona
117,126
111,777
111,215
0.95
1.00
562
5,911
5,349
Arkansas
5,636
6,079
4,954
0.88
0.81
1,125
682
-443
California
322,880
306,012
303,446
0.94
0.99
2,566
19,434
16,868
Colorado 1/
76
1,084
11
0.14
0.01
1,073
65
-1,008
Connecticut
13,860
14,926
13,560
0.98
0.91
1,366
300
-1,066
Delaware
2,451
2,442
2,302
0.94
0.94
140
149
9
District of Columbia
0
344
0
--
344
0
-344
Florida
46,743
44,312
42,539
0.9I
0.96
1,773
4,204
2,431
Georgia
12,534
12,652
11,352
0.91
0.90
1,300
1,182
-118
Hawaii
7,172
7,175
6,868
0.96
0.96
307
304
-3
Idaho
6,104
3,826
3,345
0.55
0.87
481
2,759
2,278
Illinois
70,418
72,043
69,979
0.99
0.97
2,064
439
-1,625
Indiana
7,139
7,944
6,950
0.97
0.87
994
189
-805
Iowa
17,218
16,975
16,351
0.95
0.96
624
867
243
Kansas
12,953
12,098
11,645
0.90
0.96
453
1,308
855
Kentucky
8,134
8,385
7,948
0.98
0.95
437
186
-251
Louisiana
2,685
3,515
2,654
0.99
0.76
861
31
-830
Maine
2,046
2,352
1,994
0.97
0.85
358
52
-306
Maryland
30,433
30,526
29,684
0.98
0.97
842
749
-93
Massachusetts
24,002
21,916
21,002
0.88
0.96
914
3,000
2,086
Michigan
55,749
55,691
54,522
0.98
0.98
1,169
1,227
58
Minnesota
19,454
19,485
18,555
0.95
0.95
930
899
:31
Mississippi
15,784
15,109
14,782
0.94
0.98
327
1,002
675
Missouri
10,622
10,919
9,974
0.94
0.91
945
648
-297
Montana
1,015
1,523
944
0.93
0.62
579
71
-508
Nebraska
6,212
6,393
5,906
0.95
0.92
487
306
-181
Nevada
4,321
4,703
4,165
0.96
0.89
538
156
-382
New Hampshire
1,618
2,358
1,359
0.84
0.58
999
259
-740
New Jersey
24,177
25,008
23,228
0.96
0.93
1,780
949
-831
New Mexico
4,507
4,552
3,841
0.85
0.84
711
666
-45
New York
59,241
60,229
57,784
0.98
0.96
2,445
1,457
-988
North Carolina
40,064
37,865
37,258
0.93
0.98
607
2,806
2,199
North Dakota
3,782
3,621
3,329
0.88
0.92
292
453
161
Ohio
23,878
25,071
23,452
0.98
0.94
1,619
426
-1,193
Oklahoma
13,236
13,851
12,937
0.98
0.93
914
299
-615
Oregon
14,488
14,084
13.461
0.93
0.96
623
1,027
404
Pennsylvania
33,396
33,794
32,073
0.96
0.95
1,721
1,323
-398
Rhode Island
2,467
2,812
2,327
0.94
0.83
485
140
-345
South Carolina
13,892
14,222
13,516
0.97
0.95
706
376
-330
South Dakota
289
574
257
0.89
0.45
317
32
-285
Tennessee
11,760
12,055
11,354
0.97
0.94
701
406
-295
Texas
69,188
65,919
64,518
0.93
0.98
1,401
4,670
3,269
Utah
2,880
3,476
2,674
0.93
0.77
802
206
-596
Vermont
1,529
1,548
1,202
0.79
0.78
346
327
-19
Virginia
16,757
16,461
15,335
0.92
0.93
1,126
1,422
296
Washington
65,321
61,640
60,363
0.92
0.98
1,277
4,958
3,681
West Virginia
4,488
4,501
3,959
0.88
0.88
542
529
-13
Wisconsin
22,983
23,207
22,294
0.97
0.96
913
689
-224
Wyoming
3,850
3,772
3,459
0.90
0.92
313
391
78
State unknown 2/
0
25,728
0
--
--
25,728
0
-25,728
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table 5.--Residence and migration of first-time freshmen in institutions of higher education, by State:
Fall 1986
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
State
StudentsTotal
esi en s
enrolled
Enrolled in
Enrolled in
students
of State
of
in State
any State
home State
enrolled in
the State
in
any State
Out of
Into
Net
50 States and D.0
1,959,899
1,959,899
1,672,222
0.85
0.85
287,677
287,677
0
Alabama
33,279
29,539
27,279
0.82
0.92
2,260
6,000
3,740
Alaska
1,349
2,835
1,212
0.90
0.43
1,623
137
-1,486
Arizona
61,922
55,925
53,896
0.87
0.96
2,029
8,026
5,997
Arkansas
14,090
14,631
12,195
0.87
0.83
2,436
1,895
-541
California
262,214
255,057
244,471
0.93
0.96
10,586
17,743
7,157
Colorado 1/
1,918
5,362
268
0.14
0.05
5,094
1,650
-3,444
Connecticut
29,426
35,666
23,669
0.80
0.66
11,997
5,757
-6,240
Delaware
7,305
5,837
4,386
0.60
0.75
1,451
2,919
1,468
District of Columbia
9,288
4,571
2,875
0.31
0.63
1,696
6,413
4,717
Florida
60,421
59,927
50,079
0.83
0.84
9,848
10,342
494
Georgia
32,996
33,513
27,132
0.82
0.81
6,381
5,864
-517
Hawaii
8,594
9,140
7,518
0.87
0.82
1,622
1,076
-546
Idaho
8,963
7,350
5,707
0.64
0.78
1,643
3,256
1,613
Illinois
102,374
112,324
95,882
0.94
0.85
16,442
6,492
-9,950
Indiana
40,866
36,648
32,373
0.79
0.88
4,275
8,493
4,218
Iowa
30,150
28,999
25,345
0.84
0.87
3,654
4,805
1,151
Kansas
22,564
20,619
18,713
0.83
0.91
1,906
3,851
1,945
Kentucky
23,431
22,948
20,365
0.87
0.89
2,583
3,066
483
Louisiana
28,249
27,112
24,280
0.86
0.90
2,832
3,969
1,137
Maine
8,486
8,919
6,446
0.76
0.72
2,473
2,040
-433
Maryland
40,203
43,790
34,331
0.85
0.78
9,459
5,872
-3,587
Massachusetts
67,950
59,774
47,918
0.71
0.80
11,856
20,032
8,176
Michigan
88,748
89,395
83,072
0.94
0.93
6,323
- 5,676
-647
Minnesota
39,094
40,232
33,370
0.85
0.83
6,862
5,724
-1,138
Mississippi
22,090
20,770
19,318
0.87
0.93
1,452
2,772
1,320
Missouri
34,508
33,086
28,270
0.82
0.85
4,816
6,238
1,422
Montana
5,580
6,585
5,081
0.91
0.77
1,504
499
-1,005
Nebraska
14,921
15,048
13,000
0.87
0.86
2,048
1,921
-127
Nevada
6,312
7,226
5,915
0.94
0.82
1,311
397
-914
New Hampshire
7,896
7,248
3,907
0.49
0.54
3,341
3,989
648
New Jersey
41,997
63,944
38,631
0.92
0.60
25,313
3,366
-21,947
New Mexico
8,511
8,980
7,281
0.86
0.81
1,699
1,230
-469
New York
134,979
141,584
116,513
0.86
0.82
25,071
18,466
-6,605
North Carolina
65,890
57,450
54,509
0.83
0.95
2,941
11,381
8,440
North Dakota
7,991
7,180
6,138
0.77
0.85
1,042
1,853
811
Ohio
71,716
72,289
62,631
0.87
0.87
9,658
9,085
-573
Oklahoma
27,278
27,597
25,346
0.93
0.92
2,251
1,932
-319
Oregon
22,753
21,930
19,332
0.85
0.88
2,598
3,421
823
Pennsylvania
85,421
81,738
67,908
0.80
0.83
13,830
17,513
3,683
Rhode Island
12,224
7,740
5,362
0.44
0.69
2,378
6,862
4,484
South Carolina
27,499
25,744
22,866
0.83
0.89
2,87b
4,633
1,755
South Dakota
5,858
5,813
4,479
0.76
0.77
1,334
1,379
45
Tennessee
29,844
27,023
23,129
0.78
0.86
3,894
6,715
2,821
Texas
105,220
102,672
96,522
0.92
0.94
6,150
8,698
2,548
Utah
14,214
11,109
9,984
0.70
0.90
1,125
4,230
3,105
Vermont
6,752
4,331
2,846
0.42
0.66
1,485
3,906
2,421
Virginia
38,109
36,893
28,767
0.75
0.78
8,126
9,342
1,216
Washington
68,086
65,866
61,656
0.91
0.94
4,210
6,430
2,220
West Virginia
13,935
12,705
11,014
0.79
0.87
1,691
2,921
1,230
Wisconsin
51,923
49,814
45,140
0.87
0.91
4,674
6,783
2,109
Wyoming
4,512
4,846
3,895
0.86
0.80
951
617
-334
State unknown 2/
0
22,575
0
--
--
22,575
0
-22,575
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table 5a.--Residence and migration of first-time freshmen in 4-year and above institutions of higher education, by
State: Fall 1986
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
State
StudentsTotal
es en s
enrolled
Enrolled in
Enrolled in
students
of State
in State
any State
home State
enrolled in
the State
enrolled in
any State
Out of
Into
Net .
50 States and D.0
1,012,439
1,012,439
774,688
0.77
0.77
237,751
237,751
0
Alabama
16,419
13,124
11,324
0.69
0.86
1,800
5,095
3,295
Alaska
1,166
2,355
1,029
0.88
0.44
1,326
137
-1,189
Arizona
10,776
7,719
6,060
0.56
0.79
1,659
4,716
3,057
Arkansas
9,971
9,835
8,367
0.84
0.85
1,468
1,604
136
California
61,236
64,158
55,089
0.90
0.86
9,069
6,147
-2,922
Colorado 1/
1,877
4,597
263
0.14
0.06
4,334
1,614
-2,720
Connecticut
16,269
21,611
10,790
0.66
0.50
10,821
5,479
-5,342
Delaware
5,066
3,628
2,283
0.45
0.63
1,345
2,783
1,438
District of Columbia
9,288
4,288
2,875
0.31
0.67
1,413
6,413
5,000
Florida
23,908
24,675
16,086
0.67
0.65
8,589
7,822
-767
Georgia
23,455
23,669
18,245
0.78
0.77
5,424
5,210
-214
Hawaii
4,103
4,586
3,172
0.77
0.69
1,414
931
-483
Idaho
3,535
3,949
2,669
0.76
0.68
1,280
866
-414
Illinois
43,424
52,328
37,281
0.86
0.71
15,047
6,143
-8,904
Indiana
34,156
29,334
25.826
0.76
0.88
3,508
8,330
4,822
Iowa
15,097
14,278
11,029
0.73
0.77
3,249
4,068
819
Kansas
11,720
10,598
8,967
0.77
0.85
1,631
2,753
1,122
Kentucky
16,961
16,300
14,028
0.83
0.86
2,272
2,933
661
Louisiana
26,432
24,658
22,479
0.85
0.91
2,179
3,953
1,774
Maine
6,838
7,008
4,835
0.71
0.69
2.173
2,003
-170
Maryland
15,853
19,419
10,581
0.67
0.54
8,838
5,272
-3,566
Massachusetts
46,527
40,442
29,264
0.63
0.72
11,178
17,263
6,085
Michigan
41,703
42,728
37,166
0.89
0.87
5,562
4,537
-1,025
Minnesota
22,348
23,583
17,386
0.78
0.74
6,197
4,962
-1,235
Mississippi
8,160
7,515
6,257
0.77
0.83
1,258
1,903
645
Missouri
25,504
23,903
19,738
0.77
0.83
4,165
5,766
1,601
Montana
4,790
5,386
4,315
0.90
0.80
1,071
475
-596
Nebraska
9.949
10,043
8,298
0.83
0.83
1,745
1,651
-94
Nevada
2,788
3,381
2,453
0.88
0.73
928
335
-593
New Hampshire
6,687
5,341
2,901
0.43
0.54
2,440
3,786
1,346
New Jersey
21,488
42,896
19,022
0.89
0.44
23,874
2,466
-21,408
New Mexico
5,485
5,804
4,665
0.85
0.80
1,139
820
-319
New York
84,379
90,452
67,086
0.80
0.74
23,366
17,293
-6,073
North Carolina
33,192
26,161
23,636
0.71
0.90
2,525
9,556
7,031
North Dakota
4,856
4,166
3,334
0.69
0.80
832
1,522
690
Ohio
52,351
52,283
43,613
0.83
0.83
8,670
8,738
68
Oklahoma
14,042
14,102
12,409
0.88
0.88
1,693
1,633
? -60
Oregon
10,186
9,745
7,561
0.74
0.78
2,184
2,625
441
Pennsylvania
55,857
52,086
39,523
0.71
0.76
12,563
16,334
3,771
Rhode Island
10,145
5,348
3,396
0.33
0.64
1,952
6,749
4,797
South Carolina
15,435
13,477
11,096
0.72
0.82
2,381
4,339
1,958
South Dakota
5,658
5,389
4,294
0.76
0.80
1,095
1,364
269
Tennessee
21,576
18,554
15,151
0.70
0.82
3,403
6,425
3,022
Texas
55,056
54,599
49,336
0.90
0.90
5,263
5,720
457
Utah
11,334
7,846
7,310
0.65
0.93
536
4,024
3,488
Vermont
5,342
2,954
1,730
0.32
0.59
1,224.
3,612
2,388
Virginia
24,077
23,174
15,871
0.66
0.68
7,303
8,206
903
Washington
13,953
14,814
11,588
0.83
0.78
3,226
2,365
-861
West Virginia
10,495
9,169
7,887
0.75
0.86
1,282
2,608
1,326
Wisconsin
30,145
28,078
24,039
0.80
0.86
4,039
6,106
2,067
Wyoming
1,381
1,807
1,085
0.79
0.60
722
296
-426
State unknown 2/
0
5,096
0
--
--
5,096
0
-5,096
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table 5b.--Residence and migration of first-time freshmen in 2- but less than 4-year institutions of higher education,
by State: Fall 1986
Residents of State
Ratio of students
enrolled in home
State to:
Migration of students
State
StudentsTotal
Residents
enrolled
Enrolled in
Enrolled in
students
of State
in State
any State
home State
enrolled in
the State
enrolled in
any State
Out of
Into
Net
50 States and D.0
947,460
947,460
897,534
0.95
0.95
49,926
49,926
Alabama
16,860
16,415
15,955
0.95
0.97
460
905
445
Alaska
183
480
183
1.00
0.38
297
0
-297
Arizona
51,146
48,206
47,836
0.94
0.99
370
3,310
2,940
Arkansas
4,119
4,796
3,828
0.93
0.80
968
291
-677
California
200,978
190,899
189,382
0.94
0.99
1,517
11,596
10,079
Colorado 1/
41
765
5
0.12
0.01
760
36
-724
Connecticut
13,157
14,055
12,879
0.98
0.92
1,176
278
-898
Delaware
2,239
2.209
2,103
0.94
0.95
106
136
30
District of Columbia
0
283
0
--
--
283
0
-283
Florida
36,513
35,252
33,993
0.93
0.96
1,259
2,520
1,261
Georgia
9,541
9,844
8,887
0.93
0.90
957
654
-303
Hawaii
4,491
4,554
4,346
0.97
0.95
208
145
-63
Idaho
5,428
3,401
3,038
0.56
0.89
363
2,390
2,027
Illinois
58,950
59,996
58,601
0.99
0.98
1,395
349
-1,046
Indiana
6,710
7,314
6,547
0.98
0.90
767
163
-604
Iowa
15,053
14,721
14,316
0.95
0.97
405
737
332
Kansas
10,844
10,021
9,746
0.90
0.97
275
1,098
823
Kentucky
6,470
6,648
6,337
0.98
0.95
311
133
-178
Louisiana
1,817
2,454
1,801
0.99
0.73
653
16
-637
Maine
1,648
1,911
1,611
0.98
0.84
300
37
-263
Maryland
24,350
24,371
23,750
0.98
0.97
621
600
-21
Massachusetts
21,423
19,332
18,654
0.87
0.96
678
2,769
2,091
Michigan
47,045
46,667
45,906
0.98
0.98
761
1,139
378
Minnesota
16,746
16,649
15,984
0.95
0.96
665
762
97
Mississippi
13,930
13,255
13,061
0.94
0.99
194
869
675
Missouri
9,004
9,183
8,532
0.95
0.93
651
472
-179
Montana
790
1,199
766
0.97
0.64
433
24
-409
Nebraska
4,972
5,005
4,702
0.95
0.94
303
270
-33
Nevada
3,524
3,845
3,462
0.98
0.90
383
62
-321
New Hampshire
1,209
1,907
1,006
0.83
0.53
901
203
-698
New Jersey
20,509
21,048
19,609
0.96
0.93
1,439
900
-539
New Mexico
3,026
3,176
2,616
0.86
0.82
560
410
-150
New York
50,600
51,132
49,427
0.98
0.97
1,705
1,173
-532
North Carolina
32,698
31,289
30,873
0.94
0.99
416
1,825
1,409
North Dakota
3,135
3,014
2,804
0.89
0.93
210
331
121
Ohio
19,365
20,006
19,018
0.98
0.95
988
347
-641
Oklahoma
13,236
13,495
12,937
0.98
0.96
558
299
-259
Oregon
12,567
12,185
11,771
0.94
0.97
414
796
382
Pennsylvania
29,564
29,652
28,385
0.96
0.96
1,267
1,179
-88
Rhode Island
2,079
2,392
1.966
0.95
0.82
426
113
-313
South Carolina
12,064
12,267
11,770
0.98
0.96
497
294
-203
South Dakota
200
424
185
0.93
0.44
239
15
-224
Tennessee
8,268
8,469
7,978
0.96
0.94
491
290
-201
Texas
50,164
48,073
47,186
0.94
0.98
887
2,978
2,091
Utah
2,880
3,263
2,674
0.93
0.82
589
206
-383
Vermont
1,410
1,377
1,116
0.79
0.81
261
294
33
Virginia
14,032
13,719
12,896
0.92
0.94
823
1,136
313
Washington
54,133
51,052
50,068
0.92
0.98
984
4,065
3,081
West Virginia
3,440
3,536
3,127
0.91
0.88
409
313
-96
Wisconsin
21,778
21,736
21.101
0.97
0.97
635
677
42
Wyoming
3,131
3,039
2,810
0.90
0.92
229
321
92
State unknown 2/
0
17,479
0
--
17,479
0
-17,479
--Not applicable.
1/ Response rates were below 70 percent.
2/ Students are reported in "State unknown" when an institution is unable to determine where a student's home state is.
NOTE: Excludes foreign students and outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System
(IPEDS), Residence of First-Time Students survey, 1986.
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Table 6.--Students from foreign countries enrolled in institutions of higher
education, by level of enrollment and State of attendance: Fall 1986
State
All
foreign
students
enrolled
Foreign Students, by level
First-time
freshmen
Under-
graduate
transfer
students
First-
profes-
sional
students
Graduate
students
50 States and D.0
79,959
27,575
19,786
1,204
31,394
Alabama
657
249
163
5
240
Alaska
42
22
7
0
13
Arizona
1,605
775
408
4
418
Arkansas
428
168
171
0
89
California
17,580
7,094
6,476
191
3,819
Colorado*
46
35
6
2
3
Connecticut
1.063
254
101
12
696
Delaware
156
55
19
0
82
District of Columbia
2.332
933
506
46
847
Florida
4,317
2,019
1,615
28
655
Georgia
1,283
382
240
42
619
Hawaii
717
418
205
0
94
Idaho
247
161
48
0
38
Illinois
2,881
598
552
87
1,644
Indiana
1,631
446
305
22
858
Iowa
1,296
367
369
38
522
Kansas
854
254
192
4
404
Kentucky
388
149
74
9
156
Louisiana
1.034
307
312
20
395
Maine
120
55
20
2
43
Maryland
1,571
374
254
13
930
Massachusetts
3,069
1,320
385
67
1,297
Michigan
3,462
? 742
675
94
1,951
Minnesota
845
278
236
15
316
Mississippi
409
63
109
6
231
Missouri
1,254
291
310
41
612
Montana
174
53
67
1
53
Nebraska
532
223
52
7
250
Nevada
145
32
55
0
58
New Hampshire
145
76
5
0
64
New Jersey
1,353
309
351
32
661
New Mexico
295
58
89
0
148
New York
6,588
2,016
1,200
92
3,280
North Carolina
1,597
556
312
35
694
North Dakota
249
104
85
o
60
Ohio
2,607
701
400
38
1,468
Oklahoma
985
440
11
9
525
Oregon
1,357
335
445
39
538
Pennsylvania
2,826
835
256
101
1,634
Rhode Island
337
83
39
1
214
South Carolina
508
161
98
13
236
South Dakota
152
48
59
3
42
Tennessee
760
288
- 218
5
249
Texas
4,910
1,967
1,107
47
1,789
Utah
840
298
226
4
312
Vermont
264
85
140
0
39
Virginia
1,161
418
117
6
620
Washington
1.160
226
334
5
595
West Virginia
274
69
28
1
176
Wisconsin
1,358
347
304
17
690
Wyoming
95
38
30
0
27
*Response rates were below 70 percent.
NOTE: Excludes outlying areas.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated
Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Residence of First-Time
Students survey, 1986.
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Table 7. - -Residence survey response rates, by State and outlying areas, and accreditation (HEG1S) status: Fall 1986
United States
and
Outlying areas
All institutions
HEGIS schools
Non-HEGIS schools
Total
Respon-
dents
Non-
respon-
dents
Percent
respond-
ing
Total
Respon-
dents
Non-
respon-
dents
Percent
respond-
ing
Total
Respon-
dents
Non-
respon-
dents
Percent
respond-
ing
Total
4,728
3,419
1.309
72.3
3,217
2,781
436
86.4
1,511
638
87
42.2
Alabama
98
81
17
82.7
73
70
3
95.9
25
11
1
44.0
Alaska
28
22
6
78.6
15
15
0
100.0
13
7
53.8
Arizona
39
29
10
74.4
29
24
5
82.8
10
5
50.0
Arkansas
40
33
7
82.5
32
30
2
93.8
s
3
37.5
California
524
280
244
53.4
285
231
54
81.1
.239
49
19
20.5
Colorado
67
14
53
20.9
44
8
36
18.2
23
6
1
26.1
Connecticut
69
57
12
82.6
49
47
2
,
95.9
20
10
I
50.0
Delaware
12
9
3
75.0
9
8
I
88.9
3
1
33.3
District of Columbia
21
18
3
85.7
18
17
1
94.4
3
1
33.3
Florida
154
95
59
61.7
77
69
8
89.6
77
26
5
33.8
Georgia
108
77
31
71.3
71
62
9
87.3
37
15
2
40.5
Hawaii
19
13
6
68.4
13
12
1
92.3
6
1
16.7
Idaho
12
11
1
91.7
10
9
1
90.0
2
2
100.0
Illinois
236
192
44
81.4
155
154
1
99.4
81
38
4
46.9
Indiana
102
72
30
70.6
70
sa
12
82.9
32
14
1
43.8
Iowa
83
48
35
57.8
59
46
13
78.0
24
2
2
8.3
Kansas
73
54
19
74.0
53
43
10
81.1
20
11
55.0
Kentucky......
58
39
19
67.2
47
33
14
70.2
11
6
54.5
Louisiana
71
54
17
76.1
30
30
0
100.0
41
24
1
58.5
Maine
37
31
6
83.8
27
27
0
100.0
10
4
40.0
Maryland
68
60
8
88.2
56
53
3
94.6
12
7
58.3
Massachusetts
168
128
40
76.2
120
107
13
89.2
48
21
2
43.8
Michigan
142
105
37
73.9
91
85
6
93.4
51
20
3
39.2
Minnesota
116
91
25
78.4
68
60
8
88.2
48
31
1
64.6
Mississippi
54
50
4
-
92.6
40
39
1
97.5
14
11
78.6
Missouri
119
93
26
78.2
85
77
8
90.6
34
16
1
47.1
Montana
28
22
6
78.6
16
14
2
87.5
12
8
66.7
Nebraska
48
43
5
89.6
33
33
0
100.0
15
10
66.7
Nevada
13
8
5
61.5
9
7
2
77.8
4
1
25.0
New Hampshire
34
22
12
64.7
26
19
7
73.1
8
3
37.5
New Jersey
99
79
20
79.8
59
' 52
7
88.1
40
27
1
67.5
New Mexico
32
26
6
81.3
20
19
1
95.0
12
7
58.3
New York
377
248
129
65.8
280
199
81
71.1
97
49
4
50.5
North Carolina
131
126
5
96.2
117
116
1
99.1
14
10
71.4
North Dakota
28
28
0
100.0
19
19
0
100.0
9
9
100.0
Ohio
210
134
76
63.8
128
103
25
80.5
82
31
5
37.8
Oklahoma
48
43
5
89.6
43
42
1
97.7
5
1
20.0
Oregon
50
45
5
90.0
44
44
0
100.0
6
1
16.7
Pennsylvania
285
205
80
71.9
187
165
22
88.2
98
40
5
40.8
Rhode Island
15
14
1
93.3
12
12
0
100.0
3
2
66.7
South Carolina
67
62
5
92.5
57
56
1
98.2
10
6
60.0
South Dakota
31
24
7
77.4
18
16
2
88.9
13
8
61.5
Tennessee
100
82
18
82.0
74
67
7
90.5
26
15
1
57.7
Texas
195
147
48
75.4
155
135
20
87.1
40
12
2
30.0
Utah
19
11
8
57.9
11
8
3
72.7
8
3
37.5
Vermont
24
23
1
95.8
22
21
1
95.5
2
2
100.0
Virginia
102
63
39
61.8
72
50
22
69.4
30
13
1
43.3
Washington
69
55
14
79.7
' 51
48
3
94.1
18
7
1
38.9
West Vlrginia
38
32
6
84.2
27
25
2
92.6
11
7
63.6
Wisconsin
90
60
30
66.7
59
49
10
83.1
31
11
2
35.5
Wyoming
11
10
1
90.9
8
8
0
100.0
3
2
66.7
American Samoa
1
o
1
0.0
1
o
1
0.0
o
0
0.0
No. Marianas
2
1
1
50.0
2
1
1
50.0
o
0
0.0
Guam
2
2
0
100.0
2
2
0
100.0
o
0
0.0
Puerto Rico
1
1
0
100.0
1
1
0
100.0
o
o
0.0
Trust Territories
58
46
12
79.3
37
35
2
94.6
21
11
1
52.4
Virgin Islands
2
1
1
50.0
1
1
0
100.0
1
0
0.0
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Table 8. - -Residence survey response rates, weighted by first-time freshmen enrollment, by State and outlying areas, and accreditation
(HEG1S) status: Fall 1986
United States
and
Outlying areas
All
institutions
HEWS institutions
Non-HEIiIS institutions
First-tire freshmen
Percent
responding
First-time treshmen
Percent
responding
First-time treshmen
Percent
responding
All
Institutions
Responding
Institutions
All
institutions
Responding
Institutions
All
Institutions
Responding
institutions
Total
2,369,459
2,029,394
85.6
2.140,896
1,963,987
91.7
228,563
65,407
28.6
Alabama
39,319
34,704
88.3
35,761
33,818
94.6
3,558
886
24.9
Alaska
1,452
1,403
96.6
1,384
1,384
100.0
68
19
27.9
Arizona
57.476
51,515
89.6
54,424
51,449
94.5
3,052
66
2.2
Arkansas
17,536
14,605
83.3
16,189
14,585
90.1
1,347
20-
1.5
California
291,550
263,915
90.5
269,705
259,726
96.3
21,845
4,189
19.2
Colorado
30,782
2.489
8.1
26.780
1,831
6.8
4,002
658
16.4
Connecticut
31,070
30,345
97.7
30,279
30,272
100.0
791
73
9.2
Delaware
7,654
7,238
94.6
7,464
7,223
96.8
190
15
7.9
District of Columbia
10,659
10,385
97.4
10.370
10,370
100.0
289
15
5.2
Florida
80,815
67.315
83.3
66,672
61,710
92.6
14,143
5,605
39.6
Georgia
45,348
36.963
81.5
36,142
33,450
92.6
9,206
3.513
38.2
Hawaii
9,402
8,551
90,9
8,733
8.432
96.6
669
119
17.8
Idaho
9,864
9,676
98.1
9,740
9,562
98.2
124
114
91.9
Illinois
108,226
106.079
98.0
104,931
104,931
100.0
3,295
1,148
34.8
Indiana
49,222
42,056
85.4
45,583
41,587
91.2
3,639
469
12.9
Iowa
36,482
29,962
82.1
34,468
29,962
86.9
2,014
0
0.0
Kansas
33,520
25,437
75.9
26,660
22,843
85.7
6,860
2,594
37.8
Kentucky
27,521
23.768
86.4
23,687
23,609
99.7
3.834
159
4.1
Louisiana
36,840
33,997
92.3
28,923
28,923
100.0
7,917
5,074
64.1
Maine
9,381
8,979
95.7
8,948
8,948
100.0
433
31
7.2
Maryland
33,075
32,502
98.3
32,642
32,464
99.5
433
38
8.8
Massachusetts
82,569
72,838
88.2
79,100
72,209
91.3
3,469
629
18.1
Michigan
99.573
88,887
89.3
97,203
88,093
90.6
2.370
794
33.5
Minnesota
55,586
48,165
86.7
44,055
40,388
91.7
11,531
7,777
67.4
Mississippi
25,912
24,808
95.7
22,763
22.584
99.2
3,149
2,224
70.6
Missouri
37,469
35,505
94.8
35,622
34,873
97.9
1,847
632
34.2
Montana
6,405
5,447
85.0
5,520
5,425
98.3
885
22
2.5
Nebraska
19,304
18,643
96.6
14,316
14,316
100.0
4,988
4,327
86.7
Nevada
6,192
5,664
91.5
5,955
5,599
94.0
237
65
27.4
New Hampshire
11,064
7.913
71.5
9,439
7.875
83.4
1,625
38
2.3
New Jersey
47,087
41,586
88.3
44,655
41,165
92.2
2,432
421
17.3
New Mexico
8,728
8,657
99.2
8,260
8,223
99.6
468
434
92.7
New York
173,035
123,030
71.1
156,733
120,960
77.2
16,302
2,070
12.7
North Carolina
68,405
66,593
97.4
66,416
66,408
100.0
1,989
185
9.3
North Dakota
8,044
8,044
100.0
8,017
8.017
100.0
27
27
100.0
Ohio
110,445
71,017
64.3
86.511
70,453
81.4
23,934
564
2.4
Oklahoma
30.370
27,720
91.3
27,889
27,720
99.4
2,481
0
0.0
Oregon
25,521
25,036
98.1
25,036
25,036
100.0
485
0
0.0
Pennsylvania
110,262
88,687
80.4
97,263
87,865
90.3
12,999
822
6.3
Rhode Island
12,896
12,737
98.8
12.572
12,572
100.0
324
165
50.9
South Carolina
29,121
28,157
96.7
28,052
27,968
99.7
1,069
189
17.7
South Dakota
6,210
5,995
96.5
5,769
5,592
96.9
441
403
91.4
Tennessee
41,064
31,567
76.9
31,095
30,462
98.0
9,969
1,105
11.1
Texas
128,273
111,032
86.6
117,782
105,548
89.6
10,491
5,484
52.3
Utah
12,981
11,647
89.7
12,265
11,627
94.8
716
20
2.8
Vermont
7,010
6,841
97.6
6,908
6,841
99.0
102
3
0.0
Virginia
47,772
38,711
81.0
45,943
38,393
83.6
1,829
318
li.4
Washington
80,859
74,574
92.2
68,199
68,014
99.7
12,660
6,560
51.8
Vest Virginia....
14,583
12,732
87.3
13,384
12,370
92.4
1,199
362
30.2
Wisconsin
52,845
48,853
92.4
48,981
46,057
94.0
3,864
2,796
72.4
Wyoming
5,204
4.569
87.8
4,553
4,553
100.0
651
16
2.5
Anerican Samoa
270
0
0.0
270
0
0.0
o
0
0.0
No. Marianas
138
138
100.0
138
138
100.0
o
o
0.0
Guam
520
520
100.0
520
520
100.0
0
0
0.0
Puerto Rico
36,076
30,890
85.6
29.755
28,737
96.6
6,321
2,153
34.1
Trust Territories
214
49
22.9
214
49
22.9
0
0
0.0
Virgin Islands
258
258
100.0
258
256
100.0
0
o
0.0
AWE: First-tine treshmen data trom 19db Fall Enrollment survey includes imputed data tor nonresponding institutions.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS),
Residence of First-Time Students, 1986 and Fall Enrollment, 1986 surveys.
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