National Center for Education Statistics

Number of first-time degree/certificate-seeking undergraduate students enrolled, residence, and migration at Title IV institutions, by state or jurisdiction: United States, fall 2010
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		53,676	46,650	40,526	75.5	1,419	11,731	6,124	5,607
Alaska		5,331	6,774	4,573	85.8	66	692	2,201	-1,509
Arizona		82,938	62,900	57,328	69.1	2,046	23,564	5,572	17,992
Arkansas		31,018	29,067	25,667	82.7	141	5,210	3,400	1,810
California		436,190	435,737	400,042	91.7	8,566	27,582	35,695	-8,113
Colorado		58,326	53,617	44,153	75.7	656	13,517	9,464	4,053
Connecticut		38,328	43,198	27,112	70.7	79	11,137	16,086	-4,949
Delaware		9,693	8,710	5,999	61.9	234	3,460	2,711	749
District of Columbia		11,526	4,473	1,367	11.9	300	9,859	3,106	6,753
Florida		205,848	192,786	174,368	84.7	2,728	28,752	18,418	10,334
Georgia		103,693	104,283	86,691	83.6	473	16,529	17,592	-1,063
Hawaii		11,162	12,468	9,036	81	197	1,929	3,432	-1,503
Idaho		13,300	13,129	9,255	69.6	83	3,962	3,874	88
Illinois		123,949	134,527	103,462	83.5	428	20,059	31,065	-11,006
Indiana		84,208	76,370	67,619	80.3	468	16,121	8,751	7,370
Iowa		47,981	34,436	30,094	62.7	344	17,543	4,342	13,201
Kansas		34,897	32,551	27,844	79.8	247	6,806	4,707	2,099
Kentucky		44,701	42,743	37,031	82.8	177	7,493	5,712	1,781
Louisiana		45,131	43,690	38,661	85.7	302	6,168	5,029	1,139
Maine		12,539	13,264	9,297	74.1	28	3,214	3,967	-753
Maryland		56,135	64,773	45,024	80.2	269	10,842	19,749	-8,907
Massachusetts		83,898	74,830	54,006	64.4	691	29,201	20,824	8,377
Michigan		107,479	109,893	97,989	91.2	455	9,035	11,904	-2,869
Minnesota		56,977	59,801	45,342	79.6	413	11,222	14,459	-3,237
Mississippi		37,703	36,984	32,024	84.9	349	5,330	4,960	370
Missouri		66,990	63,801	54,191	80.9	611	12,188	9,610	2,578
Montana		10,193	9,483	7,535	73.9	18	2,640	1,948	692
Nebraska		19,543	19,002	15,908	81.4	190	3,445	3,094	351
Nevada		20,013	22,693	18,353	91.7	110	1,550	4,340	-2,790
New Hampshire		14,182	14,069	8,040	56.7	229	5,913	6,029	-116
New Jersey		81,969	111,657	75,431	92	336	6,202	36,226	-30,024
New Mexico		23,308	22,110	18,925	81.2	510	3,873	3,185	688
New York		214,547	208,488	173,189	80.7	1,757	39,601	35,299	4,302
North Carolina		97,273	92,249	80,523	82.8	624	16,126	11,726	4,400
North Dakota		9,359	7,014	5,195	55.5	4	4,160	1,819	2,341
Ohio		135,158	133,471	116,049	85.9	955	18,154	17,422	732
Oklahoma		46,939	43,086	38,729	82.5	1,163	7,047	4,357	2,690
Oregon		36,985	33,687	28,192	76.2	214	8,579	5,495	3,084
Pennsylvania		153,539	133,200	112,365	73.2	747	40,427	20,835	19,592
Rhode Island		16,744	11,112	7,664	45.8	25	9,055	3,448	5,607
South Carolina		49,206	45,012	38,961	79.2	252	9,993	6,051	3,942
South Dakota		10,370	8,989	7,109	68.6	410	2,851	1,880	971
Tennessee		65,980	65,790	56,016	84.9	401	9,563	9,774	-211
Texas		249,332	257,369	230,519	92.5	3,207	15,606	26,850	-11,244
Utah		37,453	31,036	28,860	77.1	575	8,018	2,176	5,842
Vermont		8,315	5,806	3,059	36.8	42	5,214	2,747	2,467
Virginia		84,563	78,592	64,023	75.7	1,752	18,788	14,569	4,219
Washington		43,083	47,308	36,077	83.7	235	6,771	11,231	-4,460
West Virginia		24,923	17,812	15,315	61.4	613	8,995	2,497	6,498
Wisconsin		62,366	61,424	50,824	81.5	348	11,194	10,600	594
Wyoming		6,085	5,031	3,854	63.3	75	2,156	1,177	979

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 nonresident aliens, 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 Secretary of Education that allows the institution to participate in any of the Title IV federal student financial assistance programs. 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 Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) online glossary located at http://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/glossary.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS, Spring 2011, Enrollment component.