Residence and Migration for College Freshmen by State [Other]
UPDATED: With 2010 data -- These tables show where and in what types of institution college freshmen who had graduated from high school during the previous 12 months were enrolled. (Choose your state and then scroll down to Residence and Migration for College Freshmen for your state.) 5/3/2012

Residence and Migration of College Freshmen Graduating from High School in the Past 12 Months [Spread]
These data are for the fall terms of 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2010. This data was collected in the fall IPEDS enrollment surveys by the National Center for Education Statistics. These data are used to study the interstate migration of college freshmen. 5/3/2012

Degrees Conferred by Level of Degree, Gender and State 1970 to 2010 [Spread] 5/1/2012

Agricultural Employment, 1990-2011 [Spread] 5/1/2012

Unemployment Rates by State, 1976-2011 [Spread] 5/1/2012

State Data Books for ALL of the states have been updated. [Other]
several worksheets have been updated in the state Data Books 4/12/2012

Interstate Migration Patterns of College Freshman 1996 to 2010 [Spread]
This new spreadsheet was prepared to clarify and simplify understanding of freshman interstate migration in each state. This is a true zero-sum game:some states attract more freshmen than they export.
Other states lose more freshmen to other states than they attract. These migration data imply important information about the attractiveness, or lack thereof, of state higher education opportunities. 5/1/2012

Interstate Net Migration of Bachelor's Degree Holders, 1989 to 2011 [Spread]
This is a stock & flow analysis of annual changes in the number of Bachelor Degree Holders in the state between 1989 and 2011 5/1/2012

Higher Education's Share of Gross State Product by State, FY1977 to FY2009 [Spread]
This Excel workbook summarizes by state available current fund expenditures data for public, private and proprietary higher education institutions from FY1977 through FY2009.
These sector data are also expressed as a share of Gross State Product in each state, and these shares are ranked against all other states.  Current funds expenditure data for private institutions was redefined in FY1997 and thus is not strictly comparable to prior years' data.  5/1/2012

Fiscal Support for Higher Education by State [Other]
Updated: We have updated and renamed the State Tax Fund Appropriations for Higher Education charts for each state to: State Fiscal Support for Higher Education per $1000 of Personal Income, FY1961 to FY2012. You can view each states chart by clicking on the state of your choice and then scroll until you see the title. 2/20/2012

The American Experiment in Regressive Social Policy & Higher Education Opportunity [Presentation]
Michigan TRIO Conference
Kellogg Center, Michigan State University
April 16, 2012
East Lansing, MI 4/14/2012

Higher Education Opportunity in Michigan [Presentation]
Michigan TRIO Conference
Kellogg Center, Michigan State University
April 16, 2012
East Lansing, MI 4/14/2012

Economic Change Effects on Men & Implications for the Education of Boys [Presentation]
Michigan TRIO Conference
Kellogg Center, Michigan State University
April 16, 2012
East Lansing, MI 4/14/2012

Median Family Income by State & Median Household Income by State, 1959 to 2010 [Spread] 4/9/2012

Gini Coefficients for Household and Family Income by State - [Spread]
1969, 1979, 1989, 1999 and 2006-2010 4/9/2012