The New Demographics of Higher Education

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The New Demographics of Higher Education

• Will Doyle
• National Press Foundation
• Business of Higher Education Seminar
• 10/30/06

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Projections of Population Aged 18-24, 2006-2050
Source U.S. Census Bureau, Population Projection
Estimates
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Projections of Population Aged 18-24
2006-2050White Non-Hispanics Only
Source U.S. Census Bureau, Population Projection
Estimates
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Projections of Population Aged 18-24
2006-2050African-Americans Only
Source U.S. Census Bureau, Population Projection
Estimates
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Projections of Population Aged 18-24
2006-2050Asians Only
Source U.S. Census Bureau, Population Projection
Estimates
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Projections of Population Aged 18-24
2006-2050Hispanics Only
Source U.S. Census Bureau, Population Projection
Estimates
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Projections of Population Aged 18-24
2006-2050All Racial/Ethnic Groups
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Projections of Percent of Population Aged 18-24
by State
States with 10 or more increase in 18-24 Year
Old Population, 2005-2030
Source U.S. Census Bureau, Population Projection
Estimates
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Projected Dependency Ratio, 2000-2100Under 15
and Over 65
Source U.S. Census Bureau, Population Projection
Estimates
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Projected Dependency Ratio, 2000-2100 65 and
over only
Source U.S. Census Bureau, Population Projection
Estimates
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Population Pyramid, 2000
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Population Pyramid, 2025
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Population Pyramid, 2050
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Percent of Adult Population With Advanced
Tertiary Degrees
Source OECD, Education at a Glance OECD
Indicators (1996-2003)
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Percent of Population aged 25-34 With an Advanced
Tertiary Degree
Source OECD, Education at a Glance OECD
Indicators (1996-2003)
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Growth in Population With a Bachelors Degree
Source OECD, Education at a Glance OECD
Indicators (1996-2003)
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Output Per Hour, All Businesses
Source Bureau of Labor Statistics, Major Sector
Productivity and Costs
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Total Revenues per Bachelors , 1959-2001
Source NCES, Digest of Education Statistics, 2005