National Center for Education Statistics

Table 04. Number of first-time degree/certificate-seeking undergraduate students enrolled, residence, and migration at Title IV institutions, by state or jurisdiction: Fall 2022
State or jurisdiction		Enrollment in institutions located in the state or jurisdiction	Residents of the state or jurisdiction enrolled in any state or jurisdiction1	Residents of the state or jurisdiction enrolled in the same state or jurisdiction	Percent enrolled in the state or jurisdiction who are residents of the same state or jurisdiction	Students of unknown residency enrolled in institutions located in the state or jurisdiction	Migration of students2
							Into the state or jurisdiction3	Out of the state or jurisdiction	Net migration4
Alabama		47,894	38,551	32,796	68.5	757	14,341	5,755	8,586
Alaska		2,364	4,059	2,034	86.0	41	289	2,025	-1,736
Arizona		76,784	55,029	47,402	61.7	303	29,079	7,627	21,452
Arkansas		26,840	22,352	18,500	68.9	64	8,276	3,852	4,424
California		375,721	380,830	334,608	89.1	6,351	34,762	46,222	-11,460
Colorado		49,015	46,722	32,886	67.1	67	16,062	13,836	2,226
Connecticut		33,515	35,527	20,956	62.5	44	12,515	14,571	-2,056
Delaware		10,419	8,520	5,582	53.6	1	4,836	2,938	1,898
District of Columbia		11,130	3,587	803	7.2	124	10,203	2,784	7,419
Florida		173,575	163,322	141,319	81.4	3,141	29,115	22,003	7,112
Georgia		82,996	87,168	66,590	80.2	587	15,819	20,578	-4,759
Hawaii		8,687	10,058	5,800	66.8	21	2,866	4,258	-1,392
Idaho		16,002	13,650	9,777	61.1	59	6,166	3,873	2,293
Illinois		94,495	111,980	75,867	80.3	839	17,789	36,113	-18,324
Indiana		64,821	52,457	43,776	67.5	337	20,708	8,681	12,027
Iowa		34,164	25,997	22,070	64.6	283	11,811	3,927	7,884
Kansas		29,121	25,103	20,296	69.7	320	8,505	4,807	3,698
Kentucky		37,983	35,148	29,253	77.0	71	8,659	5,895	2,764
Louisiana		41,441	38,510	32,608	78.7	200	8,633	5,902	2,731
Maine		12,307	10,717	7,815	63.5	25	4,467	2,902	1,565
Maryland		43,985	52,018	33,379	75.9	228	10,378	18,639	-8,261
Massachusetts		67,435	60,858	38,133	56.5	307	28,995	22,725	6,270
Michigan		77,970	75,736	65,389	83.9	663	11,918	10,347	1,571
Minnesota		40,504	48,182	31,713	78.3	208	8,583	16,469	-7,886
Mississippi		27,740	23,177	20,169	72.7	196	7,375	3,008	4,367
Missouri		46,195	45,519	34,750	75.2	224	11,221	10,769	452
Montana		8,861	6,840	4,890	55.2	25	3,946	1,950	1,996
Nebraska		18,058	17,827	13,399	74.2	141	4,518	4,428	90
Nevada		17,899	21,692	16,032	89.6	219	1,648	5,660	-4,012
New Hampshire		23,162	10,110	5,018	21.7	378	17,766	5,092	12,674
New Jersey		66,321	93,822	58,762	88.6	151	7,408	35,060	-27,652
New Mexico		16,508	16,665	13,584	82.3	268	2,656	3,081	-425
New York		176,635	168,129	130,663	74.0	3,608	42,364	37,466	4,898
North Carolina		84,598	79,046	66,570	78.7	727	17,301	12,476	4,825
North Dakota		8,496	5,734	4,221	49.7	26	4,249	1,513	2,736
Ohio		99,445	91,222	76,121	76.5	552	22,772	15,101	7,671
Oklahoma		38,255	35,750	30,831	80.6	182	7,242	4,919	2,323
Oregon		33,735	30,081	23,602	70.0	259	9,874	6,479	3,395
Pennsylvania		110,082	97,554	74,612	67.8	527	34,943	22,942	12,001
Rhode Island		15,489	9,272	6,273	40.5	64	9,152	2,999	6,153
South Carolina		46,997	39,906	33,310	70.9	346	13,341	6,596	6,745
South Dakota		8,902	7,064	5,208	58.5	25	3,669	1,856	1,813
Tennessee		59,413	53,547	42,914	72.2	291	16,208	10,633	5,575
Texas		249,905	268,897	230,167	92.1	846	18,892	38,730	-19,838
Utah		40,972	30,022	27,000	65.9	772	13,200	3,022	10,178
Vermont		6,900	3,883	1,763	25.6	122	5,015	2,120	2,895
Virginia		79,336	75,891	59,711	75.3	699	18,926	16,180	2,746
Washington		51,911	57,805	43,010	82.9	259	8,642	14,795	-6,153
West Virginia		16,676	11,641	9,566	57.4	110	7,000	2,075	4,925
Wisconsin		50,093	45,715	36,135	72.1	125	13,833	9,580	4,253
Wyoming		4,930	4,327	3,158	64.1	53	1,719	1,169	550

¹Although the rows of this table are restricted to the United States, in order to calculate the number of students from each state or jurisdiction enrolled in a postsecondary institution, institutions in the other U.S. jurisdictions are included in this column. The other U.S. jurisdictions include American Samoa, the Federated States of Micronesia, Guam, the Marshall Islands, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Palau, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

²The migration of students columns refer to students whose permanent address at the time of application to the institution is located in a different state or jurisdiction than the institution. These columns do not indicate a permanent change of address has occurred.

³Migration into the state or jurisdiction may include students who are U.S. Nonresidents, who are from the other U.S. jurisdictions, or who reside outside the state or jurisdiction and are enrolled exclusively in online or distance education programs. Migration into the state or jurisdiction does not include individuals whose state or jurisdiction of residence is unknown.

⁴Net migration is the difference between the number of students entering the state or jurisdiction to attend school (into) and the number of students (residents) who leave the state or jurisdiction to attend school elsewhere (out of). A positive net migration indicates more students coming into the state or jurisdiction than leaving to attend school elsewhere.

NOTE: Title IV institutions are those with a written agreement with the U.S. Department of Education that allows the institution to participate in any of the Title IV federal student financial assistance programs. The U.S. Naval Academy, the U.S. Military Academy, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and the U.S. Air Force Academy are not Title IV eligible but are included in the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) universe because they are federally funded and open to the public; they are not included in this table. The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy is Title IV eligible and is not included in this table. State or jurisdiction of residence is defined as the state or jurisdiction identified by the student as his or her permanent address at the time of application to the institution. Definitions for terms used in this table may be found in the IPEDS online glossary located at https://surveys.nces.ed.gov/ipeds/public/glossary. The glossary is primarily focused on terms used in the current IPEDS collection and may not reflect the definitions in effect when the data in this table were collected.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS, Spring 2023, Fall Enrollment component (provisional data).