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THE TOP 100: ASSOCIATE RANKINGS

by OLIVIA BLACKMON , May 14, 2009

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This analysis is restricted to accredited, Title IV-eligible institutions located in the 50 United States and Washington, D.C., therefore excluding institutions from U.S. territories and protectorates and U.S. military service schools.

The institutions appearing in the published lists are ranked according to the total number of degrees awarded to minority students across all disciplines. Each list provides the total for the prior year (2006-2007), followed by the current year (2007-2008) counts for males, females and totals. The final two columns show two percentages. The first percentage indicates how the number of minority degree recipients at that institution compares to all degree recipients at that institution. The second percentage column indicates the percentage change in that minority groups’ number of graduates at that institution from the prior year.

The lists containing total degrees for each and all minority groups include 100 institutions. A given list may have slightly fewer or more institutions because of ties in the rankings.



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