Key Facts about Higher
Education in Washington
Key Facts About Higher Education in Washington brings together much of the information one might need to develop a broad understanding of how public and private higher education institutions serve the people of our state and about the important role higher education plays in developing our society, our economy, and our future.
Key Facts highlights the most often asked questions about institutions, faculty, students, costs, budgets, financial aid, and other topics.
Key Facts also provides links throughout its pages to helpful Web sites for those who want to examine specific issues in greater detail.
By chapter:
Chapter 1: Colleges & Enrollments
Chapter 2: Students, Faculty, Staff
Chapter 3: Readiness, Participation, Transfer, Achievement
Chapter 4: Higher Education Finances
Complete Report (2575 KB)
Resources
Issues and Analysis a topical index of links to information on research projects, reports, and current issues in higher education.
State Laws and Rules for Higher Education
- Revised Code of Washington (RCW 28B)
- Washington Administrative Code (WAC 250)
The Higher Education Coordinating Board provides strategic planning, coordination, monitoring, and policy analysis for higher education in Washington and administers the state's opportunity pathways - student financial aid programs. |
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