Number of Title IV postscondary institutions that offered subbaccalaureate career education programs, by career field of study and state: United States, 2006

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Table P31. Number of Title IV postscondary institutions that offered subbaccalaureate career education programs, by career field of study and state: United States, 2006
State	Any field of study	Agri- culture and nat- ural re- sources	Busi- ness manage- ment	Busi- ness support	Communi- cations and design	Com- puter and infor- mation sciences	Con- sumer ser- vices	Educa- tion	Engi- neering, archi- tecture, and science technol- ogies	Health sciences	Manufac- turing, construc- tion, repair and trans- portation	Mar- keting	Pro- tective services	Public, legal, and social services

Total, all states	5,026	643	2,202	1,569	1,100	2,006	2,282	951	1,649	3,026	1,470	719	1,276	1,318

Alabama	54	10	32	26	12	32	29	3	24	40	27	6	17	17
Alaska	10	2	8	6	2	4	4	5	6	7	6	1	3	5
Arizona	96	12	40	24	23	33	44	24	28	48	29	13	27	24
Arkansas	70	15	31	26	9	23	52	31	30	36	28	3	29	8
California	483	64	203	156	139	211	211	66	149	299	182	108	120	139

Colorado	82	14	34	18	20	33	36	4	24	49	24	10	26	16
Connecticut	67	6	25	17	16	19	32	8	22	43	13	11	14	16
Delaware	15	2	6	3	3	8	4	4	3	10	2	3	3	6
District of Columbia	13	0	3	1	2	6	4	2	1	7	0	1	3	2
Florida	254	23	107	70	61	111	116	29	91	178	68	39	76	76

Georgia	142	22	74	52	27	63	73	45	52	92	53	32	50	23
Hawaii	21	2	13	6	4	8	9	6	6	10	9	3	6	6
Idaho	21	4	7	6	6	8	16	6	8	10	7	5	5	9
Illinois	191	26	73	61	48	82	107	41	66	107	64	41	50	40
Indiana	110	5	63	34	24	44	31	30	40	66	22	4	32	38

Iowa	65	16	26	23	11	25	37	5	17	44	17	13	18	17
Kansas	72	19	33	35	28	30	39	16	37	45	36	14	19	26
Kentucky	85	15	41	28	11	40	54	9	34	46	25	5	25	27
Louisiana	127	4	51	52	10	43	55	9	39	82	48	1	17	15
Maine	31	5	15	6	3	7	13	7	8	21	8	1	7	6

Maryland	64	8	26	15	18	29	35	20	24	31	17	7	18	19
Massachusetts	119	8	45	18	28	40	49	20	27	62	15	13	25	34
Michigan	138	20	63	51	46	57	78	42	57	78	42	35	45	43
Minnesota	102	18	58	40	36	57	55	20	37	59	33	24	28	41
Mississippi	45	11	19	18	10	19	33	12	16	24	17	11	11	14

Missouri	152	16	50	45	29	57	60	17	48	88	43	16	32	31
Montana	29	12	18	13	3	16	8	12	12	19	11	4	7	11
Nebraska	36	7	15	8	10	16	13	5	11	24	8	3	10	10
Nevada	30	4	10	8	5	9	12	4	9	17	5	3	8	7
New Hampshire	28	2	14	4	6	13	16	7	8	13	4	8	5	8

New Jersey	125	7	40	34	21	42	40	18	29	84	20	13	24	32
New Mexico	41	8	28	20	14	22	16	24	22	26	15	3	19	18
New York	281	20	118	82	59	99	93	40	66	167	49	31	46	78
North Carolina	114	36	72	33	31	63	79	59	56	74	62	21	59	38
North Dakota	25	9	17	15	2	10	12	8	4	14	9	4	5	7

Ohio	258	17	111	89	42	97	84	29	72	161	65	34	85	73
Oklahoma	122	20	57	46	35	48	79	20	47	81	60	10	24	20
Oregon	61	10	26	15	10	15	35	13	18	34	12	11	16	20
Pennsylvania	315	21	131	68	51	116	98	54	88	191	57	47	45	73
Rhode Island	18	1	7	3	4	5	6	3	3	9	4	3	6	7

South Carolina	58	7	28	17	8	24	33	14	16	27	16	8	16	21
South Dakota	27	8	18	6	6	14	8	6	7	20	7	3	6	7
Tennessee	122	6	38	40	16	31	61	5	46	63	38	4	19	21
Texas	303	36	123	107	58	115	150	51	93	173	79	34	63	75
Utah	53	3	24	14	16	24	27	9	15	34	15	5	10	9

Vermont	19	4	12	0	4	5	6	2	3	6	2	1	4	6
Virginia	111	9	45	33	18	29	26	17	39	73	20	2	29	18
Washington	93	18	42	32	19	44	46	37	34	53	35	24	27	28
West Virginia	63	10	30	19	16	31	21	7	28	42	16	1	12	14
Wisconsin	54	15	24	19	14	22	30	18	22	32	18	17	19	15

Wyoming	11	6	8	7	6	7	7	8	7	7	8	5	6	4
NOTE: This table shows, for example, that 10 Title IV institutions in Alabama offered subbaccalaureate programs in agriculture and natural resources in 2006. An institution was counted as offering a career education program if it awarded a credential in a career field of study. There are no standard errors for this table because it is based on population counts. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), 2005–06 Completions and 2006–07 Institutional Characteristics (IC) data files.

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