New Mexico is a state that prioritizes higher education. In 2015 New Mexico’s Higher Education Department launched Route to 66, aiming to have 66% of residents ages 25 to 64 earn a higher education credential by 2030. It’s clear that […read more]
Higher education is blooming in the Garden State! New Jersey is home to numerous high ranking colleges and universities, including Ivy League Princeton University and the prestigious Rutgers University. It also offers some of the most generous financial aid programs […read more]
The small state of New Hampshire is putting a big emphasis on higher education. Students at the state’s top-notch colleges and universities have access to a wide variety of online learning opportunities, as well as a host of grants and […read more]
Known for its bright lights and big risks, Nevada is proving it has a lot to offer when it comes to higher education, too. The Nevada System of Higher Education is working hard to develop specific goals and metrics that […read more]
Nebraska goes beyond cattle and corn and proves it’s also a top producer of higher education opportunities. The state regularly ranks among the best in the nation when it comes to state and local government spending on education. They offer […read more]
Known as the “Big Sky Country,” Montana seems to offer endless possibilities when it comes to higher education. The state boasts a number of exceptional schools, including its two largest, Montana State University and the University of Montana. Additionally, Carroll […read more]
The “Deep South” state of Mississippi is deeply invested in education. Mississippi has a wide array of colleges and universities to choose from, with degree programs offered in both traditional and online formats. Students are supported by a number of […read more]
It’s known as “The Land of 10,000 Lakes,” but Minnesota has just as much to boast about on dry land! The northern state offers top-notch colleges and universities, generous grant and scholarship programs, and is ahead of the nation when […read more]
The state of Michigan is steering students in the right direction. In 2006, the car capital of the world became the first state to require all high school students participate in an online course or learning experience prior to graduation […read more]
Although it’s one of the country’s smallest states, Massachusetts is a big name when it comes to higher education. In addition to attractions like Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard and Fenway Park, the state is home to some of the most […read more]