EMSI recently conducted an economic impact study of Florida’s 28 state and community colleges, proving the value of the Florida College System to the state.
EMSI’s EIS: Florida Colleges Contribute $26.6 Billion to the State’s Economy
Impact Studies
How Improved Cost-Benefit Models and Labor Market Intel Are Changing Workforce Investment
The skills gap and public scrutiny on the true effectiveness of the workforce investment system are two major hurdles confronting WIBs in 2013. In both cases, we would suggest that the right data is the best ally.
North Dakota State University Contributes $885M Annually to Region
The latest university to contract with EMSI on a comprehensive economic impact study is North Dakota State, a land grant research university based in Fargo that released the results of its study to the media last week.
Video: UW-Stout’s Economic Impact
The total annual impact of the University of Wisconsin-Stout is $293.7 million. Check out the video that tells the story.
EMSI’s EIS: North Idaho College Contributes $165M to Regional Economy
EMSI recently conducted an Economic Impact Study (EIS) for North Idaho College. The result? NIC now knows just how valuable it is to the region.
Economic Contribution of Colorado Community Colleges
A recent impact study found that the Colorado Community College System contributes $3.01 billion to the state each year.
Quantifying the Economic Contribution of Washburn University
Washburn contributes nearly $480 million in annual added income to northeast Kansas. But that’s not all. Students see a 15.9% average rate of return on their investment in WU and an increase of $5.60 in discounted lifetime income for every dollar invested in the school.
Webinar: Impact Studies and University Outreach
On June 9 at 2 p.m. EST (11 a.m. PST), EMSI will host a webinar to discuss our Economic Impact Study and how universities can take advantage of this resources to better market their institutions to parents, students, and states in a time of budget cuts.
New Impact Studies Unveiled in Wyoming, N.C., and Illinois
Several colleges and statewide higher education systems have unveiled new Economic Impact Studies in recent days. We give a rundown in this post.
Nebraska Sees Gain in College-Educated Residents
You’ve heard the term “brain drain” before. But the state of Nebraska is experiencing the opposite effect — brain gain — according to new Census data.