Matter of Fact
Explore our collection of visualizations that highlight key areas of interest for higher education. Through data-driven graphics and research highlights, this section showcases the impact of colleges and universities on students, communities, and the economy. Whether you’re seeking insights on policy trends or compelling visuals for public engagement, these tools help tell the story of higher education in Connecticut.
Northeast United States High School Graduate Projections: Percent Change of Total Number, 2026-2041
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All degrees, 2011–2025
Source: National Center for Education Statistics
Percent change in STEM degree production from 2011 to 2025. The regional average increase was 64%.
- New Hampshire — 265%
- Delaware — 136%
- New Jersey — 97%
- Connecticut — 89%
- Massachusetts — 84%
- Maryland — 73%
- District of Columbia — 65%
- New York — 48%
- Rhode Island — 48%
- Vermont — 38%
- Pennsylvania — 28%
- Maine — 28%
The regional change in production across the Northeast was 64%.
