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demographics:  \n• 59.1 million Hispanics in U.S. in 2018, plus 3.3 million in Puerto Rico.  \n• Hispanics are 18.1% of U.S. population.  \n• Median age is 28, Hispanics are almost a decade younger than the U.S. population with a median age of 37.9.  \n• In 2016, U.S. born Hispanics accounted for 81% of Hispanics ages 35 and younger.  \n• The number of states with a population of 1 million or more Hispanic residents in 2017: Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York and Texas.  \n• Hispanic population growth from 2000-2010 has been most rapid in the South and Midwest.  \n• 2016 buying power of U.S. Hispanics was $1.4 trillion, projected to reach $1.7 trillion by 2020.  \nHispanic academic attainment:  \n• 70.5% of Hispanics 25 and over have completed high school, compared to 94.1% of non-Hispanic whites.  \n• Hispanics increased STEM degree attainment from 8.6% in 2009 to 12.7% in 2017, the largest gains among all race/ ethnicity groups.  \n• Business, Education, and Health Profession disciplines combined for 60% of all Master's Degrees earned by Hispanicsin 2017.  \n• In 2017, only 17.2% of Hispanic adults had at least a bachelor’s degree, compared to 53.9% of Asians, 38.1% of non-Hispanic whites and 24.3% of African Americans.  \n• 67% of Hispanic recent high school graduates ages 16-24 were enrolled in college in 2017, compared to 69% for whites.  \nHispanic higher education:  \n• 3.5 million Hispanics were enrolled in higher education institutions in 2017.  \n• 46.0% of Hispanic undergraduate students attend two-year institutions (compared to 34% of all white undergraduates) .  \nHispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs):  \n• Defined by the Higher Education Act as degree-granting institutions with Full-Time Equivalent undergraduate enrollmentsat least 25% Hispanic.  \n• In 2017, 523 institutions met the federal enrollment criterion, enrolling 66% of all Hispanics undergraduates.  \n• HSIs are over 15% of non-profit colleges and universities.  \n• A majority of HSIs are in urban areas and are concentrated geographically, with 83% of these institutions located in six states and one territory including California, Texas, Florida, New York, Illinois, New Mexico and Puerto Rico.  \n• HSIs receive 68 cents for every dollar going to all other colleges and universities annually, per student, from all federal funding sources.  \n• HSIs have grown by 334 institutions since 1994 and have averaged an increase of 30 institutions per year since 2009.  \nHSIs through the years 523 HSIs by institution type  \n22  \ntwo-year  \nprivate institutions  \n146  \nfour-year private institutions  \n222  \ntwo-year public institutions  \n133  \nfour-year public institutions  \n2017-18 Enrollment Snapshot  \nHispanic Undergraduate Students  \nWA  \n13.8%  \n5 7  \nOR  \n14.0%  \n5 5  \nCA  \n42.3%  \n170  \n47  \nNV  \n28.3%  \n4  \n4  \nID  \n9.8%  \n0 5  \nUT  \n10.4%  \n1  \n2  \nAZ  \n25.6%  \n16  \n13  \nMT  \n4.2%  \n0 1  \nWY  \n9.4%  \n0 1  \nCO  \n18.1%  \n13  \n14  \nNM  \n49.2%  \n23  \n3  \nND  \n3.8%  \n0 0  \nSD  \n3.3%  \n0 0  \nNE  \n10.6%  \n0 5  \nKS  \n10.7%  \n4  \n7  \nOK  \n9.4%  \n2 2  \nTX  \n39.2%  \n93  \n46  \nMN  \n5.7%  \n1 0  \nIA  \n7.9%  \n0 4  \nMO  \n5.5%  \n0 0  \nWI  \n7.0%  \n1 6  \nIL  \n19.6%  \n25  \n24  \nAR  \n6.3%  \n1  \n1  \nMS  \n2.4%  \nLA  \n5.5%  \n1  \n1  \n0 0  \nMI  \n5.4%  \n0 1  \nIN  \n6.7%  \n2 3  \nOH  \n4.4%  \n1 0  \nTN  \n0  \nKY 39.% 0 0  \n4.7%  \n1  \nAL  \n3.8%  \n0 0  \nGA  \n8.0%  \n2  \n2  \nVT  \n5.8%  \n0 0  \nNH  \n8.0%  \n0 1  \nME  \n3.2%  \n0 0  \nNY  \n19.5%  \n34  \n27  \nPA 7.8%  \n1 6  \nWV  \n6.2%  \n0 0  \nSC  \nVA  \n8.9%  \n0  \n2  \nNC  \n8.3%  \n1 6  \n4.9%  \n0 1  \nNJ  \n22.4%  \n17  \n13  \nFL  \n28.2%  \n25  \n32  \nMA  \n12.7%  \n5  \n15  \nRI  \n14.0%  \n0 2  \nCT  \n16.3%  \nHI   \n12.4%  \n0 5  \nDE  \n9.6%  \nDC 0  \n10.3% 0  \n1 0  \nMD  \n9.7% 0  \n2  \nPR  \n99.5% 63  \n0  \n6  \n11  \nAK  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