STATISTICAL PROFILES:
1. Key rankings
1. Enrollment: Total
1. Unemployment rate
2. Full-time unemployment
2. Enrollment: Students of color
2. Enrollment growth
3. Growth in degrees
3. Enrollment: African American
3. When Georgians last worked
4. Unemployment by county
4. Degrees: Total awarded
4. Grads for key industries
5. Research Spending
5. Degrees: Biological/life sciences
5. Personal income
6. Salaries by occupation
6. Degrees: Health/clinical sciences
6. Outpacing population growth
7. Degrees: Computer/info sciences
7. Household income
8. Income by county
8. Degrees: Engineering
9. Degrees: Mathematics/statistics
9. Income, employment by state
1. Total impact: Georgia
10. Home ownership
10. Degrees: Physical sciences
11. Degrees: Architecture
11. Value of home
12. Property tax revenue
12. Degrees: Business/marketing
13. Degrees: Communications/journalism
13. Children in poverty
14. Food security by state
14. Degrees: Education
15. Degrees: English/literature
15. SAT scores
16: 65+ quality of life
16. Degrees: Foreign languages
17. Degrees: Theology
17. 65+ employment
18. 65+ income
18. Degrees: Visual / perform arts
19. Finance: Total expenditures
19: 65+ poverty
2. Student / Alumni Impact
20. Adults in poverty
20. Finance: Research expenditures
21. Finance: Federal grants/contracts
21. Poverty by county
22: Test 2, When Georgians Last Worked
22: Public assistance spending
22. Finance: Faculty/staff employed
23. Public assistance distribution
24: No health insurance
25: Obesity by county
26: Cardio disease by county
27: Prison spending
3. Visitor / Tourism Impact
4. Impact on Georgia industries
5. Effect on employment / earnings
6. Capital spending impact
7. Impact on Atlanta industries

Higher education in America’s metropolitan areas

A Statistical Profile

This study measures the higher education capacity of America’s 50 largest metropolitan areas in students enrolled, degrees awarded, and college and university finances.(A separate report highlights Atlanta's place in this national higher ed landscape.)

The data here provide a comparative view of the collective resources available to metro regions across the nation from their local colleges and universities. Leveraging these resources is key to promoting economic prosperity, educating a skilled workforce, advancing scientific discovery, expanding the arts and improving quality of life. ARCHE hopes the report encourages government, business and civic leaders to work more closely with institutions of higher education in their metro regions.

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