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T h e C h a m p i o n s o f H i s p a n i c S u c c e s s i n H i g h e r E d u c a t i o n  \n2018-19 Enrollment Snapshot  \nHispanic Undergraduate Students  \nWA  \n14.5%  \n6 6  \nOR  \n14.6%  \n5  \n10  \nCA  \n43.3%  \n176  \n46  \nNV  \n29.1%  \n4  \n4  \nID  \n10.6%  \n1  \n4  \nUT  \n10.7%  \n0 7  \nAZ  \n26.0%  \n16  \n14  \nMT  \n4.1%  \n0 0  \nWY  \n9.5%  \n0 0  \nCO  \n18.7%  \n14  \n12  \nNM  \n49.7%  \n24  \n1  \nND  \n4.1%  \n0 0  \nSD  \n3.7%  \n0 0  \nNE  \n10.8%  \n0 5  \nKS  \n11.3%  \n4 9  \nOK  \n10.6%  \n2 4  \nTX  \n40.1%  \n96  \n45  \nMN  \n6.2%  \n0 0  \nIA  \n8.2%  \n0 3  \nMO  \n5.9%  \n0 1  \nAR  \n7.0%  \n1  \n1  \nWI  \n7.7%  \n1  \n7  \nIL  \n20.4%  \n25  \n27  \nMS  \n2.7%  \nLA  \n5.8%  \n1  \n2  \n0 0  \nMI  \n5.8%  \n0 0  \nIN  \n7.3%  \n1  \n4  \nOH  \n4.8%  \n1 2  \nKY  \n0  \n4.1%  \n0  \nTN  \n0  \n5.1%  \n2  \nAL  \n4.0%  \n0 0  \nGA  \n8.7%  \n1 5  \nVT  \n6.0%  \n0 0  \nNH  \n8.7%  \n0 0  \nME  \n3.5%  \n0 0  \nNY  \n19.9%  \n34  \n28  \nPA  \n2  \nWV  \n6.8%  \n0 0  \n8.1%  \n10  \nVA  \n9.4%  \n0  \n2  \nNC  \n8.9%  \nSC  \n0 9  \n5.3%  \n0 0  \nNJ  \n23.1%  \n19  \n13  \nFL  \n29.2%  \n29  \n32  \nMA  \n13.3%  \n8  \n15  \nRI  \n14.6%  \n0 2  \nCT  \n16.6%  \nDE  \n9.2%  \nDC 0  \n11.0% 0  \n1 0  \nMD  \n10.2%  \n11  \n6  \n13  \nHI   \n12.8%  \n0 5  \nPR  \n99.2%  \n60  \n1  \nAK  \n8.6%  \n0 0  \nPrecentage of Undergraduate Students that are Hispanic  \nNumber of Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs)(25","cbCaimsdhLFNOubu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimsdhLFNOubu","pdf",319044,"English","# Hispanic demographics\n## Hispanic higher education\n## Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs)\n## 2018-19 Enrollment snapshot","[{\"question\":\"What does the fact sheet report about Hispanic demographics in 2019?\",\"answer\":\"It states there were 60.6 million Hispanics in the U.S. and 3.2 million in Puerto Rico. Hispanics account for 18.3% of the U.S. population, with a median age of 28.\"},{\"question\":\"How is Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) defined in the sheet?\",\"answer\":\"An HSI is defined by the Higher Education Act as a degree-granting institution with at least 25% Hispanic Full-Time Equivalent undergraduate enrollment.\"},{\"question\":\"What key information does the sheet provide about HSIs in 2018-19?\",\"answer\":\"It reports that 539 institutions met the federal enrollment criterion, enrolling 67% of Hispanic undergraduates. It also notes HSIs are concentrated geographically, with 83% located in six states and one territory.\"}]","2020 FACT SHEET - HISPANIC HIGHER EDUCATION AND HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS (HSIS) | PDF",1792051657]