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(For the complete federal definition, please visit [www.hacu.net](www.hacu.net).)  \n• Of the top ten colleges and universities ranked by the Social Mobility Index (SMI), nine were HSIs.  \n• In 2019, 569 institutions met the federal enrollment criterion, enrolling two-thirds of all Hispanic undergraduates.  \n• HSIs are 17% of nonprofit colleges and universities.  \n• A majority of HSIs are in urban areas and are concentrated geographically, with 80%(456) of these institutions located in six states and one territory, including: California, Florida, Illinois, New Mexico, New York, Texas 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• Since 2013, HSIs have increased on average by 29 institutions per year.  \nHispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) 569 HSIs by Institution Type  \nThrough the Years  \n600  \n500  \n400  \n300  \n200  \n100  \n0  \n15  \ntwo-year  \nprivate institutions  \nHACU Office of Policy Analysis and Information. 04/6/2021 .  \nSource: 2019-20 IPEDS data using Title IV eligible, 2 year & 4 year, Public and Private, nonprofit institutions. 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The sheet also notes that 36% of the Hispanic population was under 21, compared with 24.2% for non-Hispanics.\"},{\"question\":\"How many HSIs are reported, and what does the fact sheet say about emerging HSIs?\",\"answer\":\"The sheet states total HSIs = 569 and total emerging HSIs = 362, based on the stated Hispanic FTE thresholds. It also provides related undergraduate headcount and percentage figures from 2019–20 IPEDS data.\"}]","HISPANIC HIGHER EDUCATION AND HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS (HSIs) - 2021 FACT SHEET | PDF",1792051658]