Education
The Top U.S. Colleges With the Greatest Economic Diversity
Ky.
Private
+1
1,400
$1,066,000
$4,400
N.C.
Private
+16
500
$155,000
$9,400
N.Y.
Public
+5
15,800
$19,000
$6,700
N.Y.
Private
-5
2,300
$17,000
$20,500
Mo.
Private
-20
1,500
$403,000
$7,200
Ga.
Private
+4
1,000
$237,000
$11,800
Fla.
Public
-4
49,000
$7,000
$8,300
Calif.
Private
+5
1,000
$42,000
$19,500
N.Y.
Private
-1
900
$92,000
$18,100
N.M.
Public
+4
16,200
$43,000
$17,300
Ky.
Private
-17
900
$24,000
$13,900
N.J.
Public
0
8,800
$5,000
$19,200
Ind.
Private
+9
700
$619,000
$17,300
Ill.
Private
-2
1,600
$62,000
$19,800
Miss.
Private
+19
700
$148,000
$24,500
Tenn.
Private
-9
1,500
$35,000
$13,800
Mass.
Private
+17
500
$110,000
$23,500
Ark.
Private
-13
700
$173,000
$12,500
N.Y.
Public
+1
18,000
$19,000
$19,200
Calif.
Public
+1
29,600
$24,000
$10,100
Tenn.
Private
-4
1,400
$24,000
$20,100
La.
Private
+5
3,200
$80,000
$20,400
Wis.
Private
+13
1,000
$88,000
$15,100
Calif.
Private
+2
3,500
$168,000
$14,600
Ill.
Private
+8
1,200
$188,000
$18,800
Fla.
Public
+9
600
$78,000
$5,200
Ore.
Private
+8
1,300
$270,000
$29,100
Md.
Private
+6
2,100
$30,000
$22,600
N.M.
Public
+5
1,200
$71,000
$11,000
Tex.
Private
+10
1,500
$235,000
$22,400
N.Y.
Public
+6
22,300
$45,000
$20,400
Pa.
Private
+4
1,700
$182,000
$19,400
Me.
Private
-10
400
$237,000
$18,200
Ind.
Private
0
1,000
$176,000
$17,900
Tex.
Private
0
1,300
$150,000
$20,500
Ill.
Private
+4
3,100
$100,000
$19,200
N.J.
Public
+1
15,900
$23,000
$23,500
Idaho
Public
-6
8,400
$53,000
$11,100
Mont.
Public
-6
7,000
$45,000
$14,700
Mo.
Private
0
700
$91,000
$15,100
Tex.
Private
+5
1,400
$69,000
$13,100
Ind.
Private
0
2,000
$91,000
$21,700
Vt.
Private
+6
700
$58,000
$22,700
Mich.
Private
+12
1,500
$211,000
$20,800
N.J.
Public
+5
5,400
$3,000
$14,500
N.Y.
Private
-5
13,400
$112,000
$25,900
Calif.
Public
-9
31,200
$20,000
$14,200
N.Y.
Private
+16
800
$1,129,000
$4,800
Iowa
Private
-4
1,000
$90,000
$17,800
La.
Public
+9
27,800
$28,000
$20,400
Mass.
Private
+8
1,900
$508,000
$12,200
Ky.
Private
+1
1,000
$211,000
$22,800
Nev.
Public
0
16,800
$30,000
$15,100
Fla.
Public
-13
38,600
$19,000
$9,100
Tex.
Public
+1
40,000
$160,000
$16,700
Va.
Public
+3
27,100
$7,000
$17,400
Ark.
Private
+7
1,100
$210,000
$10,300
N.Y.
Private
+11
1,800
$159,000
$19,400
Calif.
Public
-6
23,200
$16,000
$14,700
Fla.
Public
-2
61,400
$4,000
$10,000
Ill.
Private
+2
2,400
$88,000
$18,900
Alaska
Public
-4
5,900
$40,000
$9,900
N.Y.
Private
+6
2,100
$75,000
$23,200
N.Y.
Public
0
14,300
$9,000
$20,400
Ill.
Private
+6
1,600
$168,000
$23,100
N.J.
Public
-3
35,800
$40,000
$15,100
N.Y.
Public
+5
4,800
$8,000
$18,400
Ill.
Public
+5
33,700
$68,000
$11,700
Me.
Public
-8
9,500
$50,000
$15,600
Neb.
Public
+2
20,300
$71,000
$15,500
Fla.
Public
-3
32,500
$28,000
$10,700
Pa.
Private
+12
2,300
$213,000
$20,000
Minn.
Private
-3
2,200
$124,000
$17,000
Minn.
Private
+7
2,000
$380,000
$17,700
Fla.
Private
-2
2,600
$157,000
$22,300
N.M.
Private
-19
300
$337,000
$39,300
Md.
Private
+4
400
$380,000
$26,600
Pa.
Private
+2
2,200
$84,000
$24,600
Ariz.
Public
-7
35,400
$37,000
$16,800
Calif.
Public
-2
30,800
$91,000
$14,400
Mass.
Private
-12
300
$300
$27,800
Ga.
Private
-5
2,000
$614,000
$20,400
N.Y.
Private
0
6,100
$143,000
$33,400
Wis.
Private
+4
1,400
$335,000
$15,300
Ala.
Public
-10
8,000
$14,000
$18,600
Calif.
Public
-23
31,800
$37,000
$13,700
Ore.
Public
+1
18,000
$67,000
$15,900
S.D.
Public
-9
7,100
$57,000
$19,100
Tex.
Public
-2
21,200
$40,000
$15,400
Utah
Public
+4
24,600
$61,000
$7,100
Calif.
Private
+8
1,300
$991,000
$15,700
Ohio
Private
+4
1,900
$213,000
$17,800
Md.
Public
+9
1,500
$28,000
$15,600
Hawaii
Public
-5
13,200
$5,000
$14,100
Okla.
Public
-1
21,400
$5,000
$19,900
R.I.
Public
-3
14,900
$23,000
$18,100
Tenn.
Public
-6
24,300
$43,000
$23,600
W.Va.
Public
-8
20,500
$37,000
$13,700
Mass.
Private
+1
1,700
$144,000
$23,600
Ky.
Private
+6
1,300
$320,000
$16,200
Iowa
Private
-2
1,500
$1,994,000
$20,100
Mass.
Private
+4
8,500
$6,768,000
$500
Ill.
Private
-7
11,600
$77,000
$25,500
Wis.
Private
-4
2,500
$36,000
$17,800
N.Y.
Private
+3
2,300
$179,000
$21,200
Minn.
Private
+5
3,000
$240,000
$13,700
Pa.
Private
+8
1,400
$1,920,000
$11,600
Calif.
Private
-15
500
$58,000
$19,300
Calif.
Public
-10
31,600
$93,000
$10,200
Conn.
Public
+3
18,900
$31,000
$20,900
Fla.
Public
-7
34,900
$68,000
$5,600
Ky.
Public
-3
22,200
$88,000
$16,400
Miss.
Public
-8
16,200
$53,000
$14,700
Okla.
Private
+1
2,900
$475,000
$23,700
Mass.
Private
+3
2,300
$1,244,000
$10,800
Ill.
Private
+2
2,300
$279,000
$19,200
Mass.
Private
-2
1,700
$2,133,000
$7,100
N.Y.
Private
+3
8,100
$1,702,000
—
N.Y.
Private
+2
9,400
$99,000
$31,300
Wis.
Private
+1
8,000
$114,000
$22,300
Mass.
Private
+2
4,400
$6,406,000
—
Mich.
Public
-7
5,600
$28,000
$11,300
Calif.
Private
-10
3,500
$277,000
$27,700
Calif.
Private
+6
1,500
$1,981,000
$5,800
Wash.
Private
-3
4,200
$74,000
$30,800
Tex.
Private
+4
2,500
$695,000
$9,600
Mo.
Public
+1
4,400
$19,000
$10,900
Mo.
Public
-1
23,400
$63,000
$14,100
N.H.
Public
-3
11,800
$40,000
$17,200
N.C.
Public
+1
19,400
$276,000
$13,500
Calif.
Private
+3
19,800
$382,000
$18,600
Conn.
Private
+8
4,700
$6,772,000
$4,000
Mass.
Private
+3
16,900
$158,000
$15,000
Calif.
Private
+2
7,400
$76,000
$32,500
Mass.
Private
+1
2,200
$214,000
$20,800
Pa.
Private
+8
1,900
$291,000
$3,900
Iowa
Private
+1
2,800
$100,000
$24,800
Pa.
Private
+7
2,500
$159,000
$23,400
Md.
Private
+8
6,300
$1,347,000
$4,100
Pa.
Private
+12
2,000
$145,000
$18,700
Ill.
Private
+5
8,600
$1,288,000
$6,900
N.Y.
Private
+1
6,300
$156,000
$24,800
Calif.
Private
+4
6,400
$5,969,000
$4,600
N.J.
Private
-5
3,800
$66,000
$32,400
Tex.
Public
-3
55,600
$329,000
$19,700
Kan.
Public
-2
19,100
$132,000
$17,200
Mass.
Public
-5
24,200
$20,000
$11,300
Mass.
Private
-1
2,000
$1,872,000
$1,300
Mass.
Private
+2
2,500
$244,000
$19,400
Ohio
Private
+2
4,000
$12,000
$19,700
Colo.
Private
+7
2,000
$421,000
$17,100
Ga.
Private
-4
7,000
$1,557,000
$15,500
Ind.
Public
-2
33,000
$50,000
$11,500
Pa.
Private
+3
5,200
$316,000
$22,100
Ore.
Private
-1
1,800
$157,000
$28,300
Md.
Private
+5
3,800
$78,000
$24,700
Vt.
Private
+9
2,600
$561,000
$13,100
Mass.
Private
-1
2,200
$1,103,000
$18,900
Mo.
Private
-2
7,700
$195,000
$24,100
Ala.
Public
-2
31,700
$41,000
$22,000
Pa.
Private
+3
11,200
$1,839,000
$3,300
N.Y.
Private
0
6,500
$404,000
$24,100
S.C.
Public
-2
27,300
$27,000
$20,000
Tenn.
Private
+3
1,700
$305,000
$16,700
N.Y.
Private
-8
2,500
$568,000
$23,700
D.C.
Private
+3
8,000
$110,000
$15,200
N.Y.
Private
-4
2,700
$166,000
$21,000
N.J.
Public
+1
7,100
$8,000
$13,200
N.Y.
Private
+3
14,700
$626,000
$4,000
N.Y.
Private
+1
1,900
$685,000
$14,800
N.Y.
Private
-2
27,400
$191,000
$30,900
N.C.
Public
-7
26,200
$79,000
$13,400
Calif.
Private
-7
1,800
$302,000
$14,800
N.J.
Private
+7
4,800
$7,748,000
$7,000
N.Y.
Private
-7
14,500
$106,000
$21,400
Ark.
Public
-6
22,800
$77,000
$14,400
Iowa
Public
+1
22,300
$148,000
$18,300
Minn.
Public
-5
36,100
$153,000
$11,600
Wash.
Private
-3
1,900
$241,000
$17,800
Calif.
Private
+2
5,500
$127,000
$20,100
Wash.
Public
-6
32,200
$146,000
$7,300
Pa.
Private
-12
1,500
$106,000
$25,800
Tenn.
Private
+5
7,100
$1,536,000
$9,100
Conn.
Private
+2
2,900
$508,000
$10,300
S.C.
Private
-7
1,800
$244,000
$23,200
Mass.
Private
-2
3,500
$318,000
$18,900
Pa.
Private
-1
1,300
$886,000
$23,800
Minn.
Private
+4
1,900
$618,000
$14,800
Ohio
Private
-4
5,400
$412,000
$21,000
Conn.
Private
+4
1,700
$226,000
$20,300
N.H.
Private
+4
4,200
$1,969,000
$12,300
Ind.
Private
-5
1,800
$444,000
$14,300
D.C.
Private
+4
11,800
$220,000
$18,900
Ga.
Public
-3
5,600
$12,000
$19,700
Mich.
Private
-5
3,100
$101,000
$21,600
Mich.
Private
-17
1,700
$59,000
$32,200
Mo.
Public
-11
6,100
$50,000
$12,600
Ohio
Public
-3
47,000
$152,000
$14,600
R.I.
Private
+1
4,300
$74,000
$25,200
Tex.
Private
+1
4,100
$1,941,000
$6,300
Del.
Public
+4
19,300
$102,000
$16,900
N.D.
Public
-6
9,800
$40,000
$15,900
Pa.
Public
+1
23,200
$278,000
$24,800
Va.
Private
+3
3,300
$1,014,000
$13,400
Wis.
Public
+2
32,700
$180,000
$9,800
Wyo.
Public
-4
9,300
$94,000
$9,600
Tex.
Private
-8
14,400
$122,000
$30,400
Tenn.
Private
-1
6,600
$58,000
$26,400
Me.
Private
-1
1,800
$1,548,000
$10,300
Wash.
Private
0
4,900
$82,000
$22,800
Pa.
Private
0
1,300
$458,000
$14,600
Tenn.
Private
0
1,800
$215,000
$24,000
Ind.
Private
-10
2,100
$61,000
$23,900
Colo.
Private
-1
5,700
$184,000
$25,000
Ga.
Public
-6
29,800
$63,000
$15,800
Mich.
Public
+1
31,300
$535,000
$12,400
Va.
Public
+1
30,000
$54,000
$18,100
Mo.
Private
+10
7,700
$1,773,000
$9,200
Wash.
Private
+2
1,400
$608,000
$30,400
Mass.
Private
-1
4,100
$89,000
$28,000
Ind.
Private
-6
4,500
$63,000
$35,300
N.C.
Private
+2
2,000
$661,000
$11,800
Mass.
Private
-6
3,100
$40,000
$28,800
Conn.
Private
-1
6,800
$116,000
$31,900
N.Y.
Private
-3
1,300
$107,000
$21,800
Mass.
Private
+1
2,400
$128,000
$24,100
Conn.
Private
+2
2,200
$376,000
$14,200
Md.
Public
0
30,900
$32,000
$17,300
Vt.
Public
-7
11,100
$67,000
$15,900
R.I.
Private
-3
6,800
$1,002,000
$8,400
Calif.
Public
0
21,500
$14,000
$17,800
Mich.
Private
-15
3,200
$76,000
$21,800
Pa.
Private
+1
6,600
$477,000
$22,800
Me.
Private
+4
2,200
$508,000
$3,300
Ohio
Private
-5
2,300
$526,000
$20,300
Mass.
Private
0
3,700
$65,000
$41,100
D.C.
Private
0
7,400
$355,000
$10,600
Ohio
Public
-4
16,500
$40,000
$22,700
Mass.
Private
0
300
$1,560,000
$8,300
Calif.
Private
0
900
$211,000
$3,000
Ind.
Public
-7
35,700
$101,000
$4,600
Tex.
Private
0
9,700
$207,000
$29,700
N.Y.
Private
-3
2,000
$294,000
$20,700
Ill.
Private
-1
7,100
$1,361,000
$7,400
Colo.
Public
-2
30,300
—
$18,300
Fla.
Private
-8
11,300
$120,000
$19,100
Calif.
Private
-9
1,200
$72,000
$26,500
S.C.
Public
-4
20,900
$47,000
$20,800
N.Y.
Private
+2
3,000
$407,000
$15,300
Mass.
Private
-7
3,000
$331,000
$14,600
Colo.
Public
-6
5,200
$68,000
$16,800
Neb.
Private
-8
4,500
$150,000
$27,200
Calif.
Private
+1
900
$505,000
$18,600
Mass.
Private
0
15,200
$82,000
$16,900
Pa.
Public
-3
40,800
$72,000
$29,200
Va.
Public
0
17,300
$598,000
$14,600
Mass.
Private
-4
9,800
$379,000
$12,800
Utah
Private
-4
33,400
$78,000
$12,300
N.C.
Private
-1
6,700
$1,607,000
$10,300
Ga.
Public
-5
16,600
$183,000
$14,800
Ind.
Private
-9
2,000
$145,000
$30,000
N.Y.
Private
-5
2,600
$192,000
$17,200
Ind.
Private
0
8,900
$1,868,000
$14,600
Pa.
Private
+1
7,000
$144,000
$20,500
Ala.
Public
-3
24,500
$41,000
$22,400
S.C.
Private
-5
2,300
$336,000
$20,500
Ore.
Private
-7
1,400
$553,000
$19,900
Mass.
Private
+1
6,100
$411,000
$15,100
Va.
Public
+1
6,200
$209,000
$10,700
N.Y.
Private
-9
2,800
$197,000
$33,500
Pa.
Private
-1
3,700
$295,000
$24,400
Calif.
Private
+1
900
$4,597,000
$4,400
Ohio
Private
0
1,600
$294,000
$19,000
Pa.
Private
+2
2,500
$408,000
$30,300
Calif.
Private
-8
6,700
$98,000
$31,500
N.C.
Private
-4
5,400
$339,000
$10,000
Va.
Private
-1
1,800
$1,216,000
$4,100
Mass.
Private
-5
4,900
$126,000
$37,200
N.C.
Private
-1
6,300
$53,000
$30,600
Calif.
Private
-7
5,600
$275,000
$27,500
Calif.
Private
-6
900
$570,000
$27,600
Tex.
Private
-6
6,800
$291,000
$31,700
Me.
Private
-5
1,900
$248,000
$9,900
Conn.
Private
-12
4,400
$94,000
$30,700
Ohio
Private
-2
2,600
$438,000
$18,200
La.
Private
-5
8,500
$225,000
$25,700
new video loaded: Several Killed in Wisconsin School Shooting, Including Juvenile Suspect
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Several Killed in Wisconsin School Shooting, Including Juvenile Suspect
The police responded to a shooting at a private Christian school in Madison, Wis., on Monday.
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Around 10:57 a.m., our officers were responding to a call of an active shooter at the Abundant Life Christian School here in Madison. When officers arrived, they found multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds. Officers located a juvenile who they believe was responsible for this deceased in the building. I’m feeling a little dismayed now, so close to Christmas. Every child, every person in that building is a victim and will be a victim forever. These types of trauma don’t just go away.
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new video loaded: Biden Apologizes for U.S. Mistreatment of Native American Children
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Biden Apologizes for U.S. Mistreatment of Native American Children
President Biden offered a formal apology on Friday on behalf of the U.S. government for the abuse of Native American children from the early 1800s to the late 1960s.
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The Federal government has never, never formally apologized for what happened until today. I formally apologize. It’s long, long, long overdue. Quite frankly, there’s no excuse that this apology took 50 years to make. I know no apology can or will make up for what was lost during the darkness of the federal boarding school policy. But today, we’re finally moving forward into the light.
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new video loaded: Los Angeles Bus Hijacked at Gunpoint
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Los Angeles Bus Hijacked at Gunpoint
The person suspected of hijacking a bus which killed one person, was taken into custody after an hourlong pursuit by the Los Angeles Police Department early Wednesday morning.
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“Get him.”
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