Statistics Sources

From the The Institute for College Access & Success, this site allows you to create graphs and charts showing debt of graduating seniors, financial aid received by undergraduates or freshman, success rate, and/or diversity of students and faculty by variables such as geography (nation, state), sector (public or private, 2 year or 4 year colleges and universities), and year.

Provides statistics gathered from polling and articles on topics in politics, the economy, education, well-being, workplace engagement, healthcare, and more. The Gallup Daily provides statistics on 11 topics including engagement at work, Obama approval/disapproval, underemployedunemployed, job creation index, economic confidence, consumer spending, and more. Most are freely available although some require personal registration to access.

Does reproductive health research, policy analysis, and public education and maintains data.

Book that provides statistics about injuries of all types. Pius Reference HA 217 .A4

From the Annie E. Casey Foundation, find data on child and family well-being in the United States. Access hundreds of indicators, download data, and create reports and graphics.

Provides calculators, data sets and graphs over time for the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia for various measures such as price of gold, CPI, GDP, wages, S&P Annual Index, and more.

Tracks state-level data and allows users to customize and visualize facts and figures on key health and health care topics by selecting a category, indicator, and location.