Number of Title IV postsecondary institutions that offered career education programs by credential levels awarded and state: United States, 2006

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Table P27. Number of Title IV postsecondary institutions that offered career education programs by credential levels awarded and state: United States, 2006
State	Any credential level	Certificate
State	Any credential level	Less than 1 year	At least 1 but less than 2 academic years	Associate's degree	Other subbacca- laureate credential¹	Bachelor's degree

Total, all states	6,120	2,770	3,428	2,653	740	2,216

Alabama	73	30	39	43	4	37
Alaska	10	9	8	8	0	6
Arizona	106	73	64	56	6	33
Arkansas	80	58	58	38	6	25
California	575	362	330	228	125	157

Colorado	103	62	50	52	4	43
Connecticut	76	38	41	27	4	23
Delaware	16	9	7	9	1	6
District of Columbia	17	6	6	5	1	12
Florida	296	173	157	119	49	104

Georgia	168	74	85	96	41	62
Hawaii	25	8	14	14	2	9
Idaho	25	10	15	10	12	10
Illinois	247	109	150	90	10	90
Indiana	125	31	75	79	3	57

Iowa	88	36	45	37	27	42
Kansas	85	35	52	43	7	29
Kentucky	100	53	62	50	18	37
Louisiana	137	53	88	73	8	27
Maine	38	5	16	21	5	18

Maryland	83	21	51	27	13	36
Massachusetts	162	68	64	52	9	77
Michigan	165	86	96	67	20	61
Minnesota	122	66	75	68	24	55
Mississippi	57	25	38	25	10	19

Missouri	174	68	111	83	14	69
Montana	31	2	17	21	5	10
Nebraska	51	15	24	26	8	28
Nevada	35	20	15	17	3	13
New Hampshire	34	15	19	15	0	15

New Jersey	149	80	86	30	20	36
New Mexico	43	20	26	33	3	17
New York	395	74	184	140	20	182
North Carolina	156	83	91	83	4	63
North Dakota	28	12	14	16	6	11

Ohio	300	123	157	140	37	85
Oklahoma	135	60	97	38	16	37
Oregon	81	38	49	28	23	32
Pennsylvania	364	129	193	175	45	128
Rhode Island	23	9	13	7	2	11

South Carolina	80	34	39	34	2	37
South Dakota	29	7	13	21	9	17
Tennessee	153	69	96	57	10	56
Texas	367	206	226	123	24	93
Utah	59	26	36	25	8	17

Vermont	26	5	7	13	0	20
Virginia	144	53	82	65	12	60
Washington	114	65	68	52	23	36
West Virginia	71	21	42	35	12	22
Wisconsin	87	29	28	31	24	44

Wyoming	12	7	9	8	1	2
¹ Subbaccalaureate credentials, other than associate's degrees, that require the equivalent of at least 2 but less than 4 full-time academic years of study. NOTE: This table shows, for example, that 30 Title IV institutions in Alabama offered less-than-1-year certificate programs in career education in 2006. An institution was counted as offering a career education program if it awarded an undergraduate credential in a career field of study. Institutions can award CTE credentials at more than one level; institutions are reported for each level of credential awarded. Institutions may award credentials in a given year that do not match their "highest level of offering" designation. 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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