Key Facts about Higher Education
in Washington
It provides valuable information on the ways higher education serves our state and its people.
View by chapter:
Chapter I: Foundations of Higher Education
Chapter II: How Washington Pays for Higher Education
Chapter III: The Higher Education Delivery System
Chapter IV: Who Goes to College in Washington
Chapter V: How Washington Compares with Other States
Chapter VI: Public Benefits of Higher Education in Washington
Chapter VII: Challenges Now and in the Future
Chapter VIII: Progress Toward Washington’s Higher Education Goals
Complete Report (10,560 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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