Net Migration of College Freshmen in 2008
 
Stats IN
RankStatesFips CodeStudents
1Pennsylvania4200014,899
2Indiana180008,382
3Massachusetts250007,046
4Arizona040006,807
5North Carolina370006,659
6Alabama010006,172
7District of Columbia110005,979
8Rhode Island440005,716
9South Carolina450005,680
10Iowa190005,612
11Utah490005,127
12Florida120004,350
13West Virginia540003,969
14Virginia510003,340
15Kentucky210003,209
16Oklahoma400002,772
17Louisiana220002,454
18Vermont500002,384
19Mississippi280002,238
20Arkansas050002,185
21Kansas200002,183
22Missouri290002,123
23Tennessee470002,017
24North Dakota380001,973
25New York360001,967
26Oregon410001,910
27Wyoming560001,226
28Delaware100001,146
29Wisconsin550001,066
30Idaho16000604
31South Dakota46000570
32Montana30000368
33Nebraska31000333
34New Mexico35000299
35New Hampshire33000237
36Maine2300039
37Colorado08000-17
43Ohio39000-612
44Washington53000-1,235
45Nevada32000-1,272
46Alaska02000-1,320
47Michigan26000-1,363
48Hawaii15000-1,559
49California06000-2,647
50Georgia13000-2,789
51Minnesota27000-3,817
52Connecticut09000-5,006
53Maryland24000-8,480
54Texas48000-10,134
55Illinois17000-10,970
56New Jersey34000-27,819
Data Source: National Center for Education Statistics

States IN Profile provides current federal statistics on a variety of demographic and economic indicators. Read "About the Profile" for the best understanding of the data, ranks and computations. This profile is produced by STATS Indiana, a web service of the Indiana Business Research Center at the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Major support for this effort is provided by the State of Indiana through the Indiana Department of Workforce Development.
Updated: July 28, 2010 at 14:31