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Almanac 2019-States
Read how one state, Oklahoma, copes with limited resources. Then sort the columns in our interactive table to discover how your state is doing relative to others on faculty pay, enrollment, tuition costs, graduation rates, and much more.

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  • Michael Oehrtman, a professor of mathematics at Oklahoma State U. at Stillwater, is one of five faculty members there who helped win a five-year, $3-million grant from the National Science Foundation to improve and standardize instruction in entry-level math courses across the state.
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    Coping in a Cash-Starved State System

    By Peter Monaghan
    Oklahoma’s colleges look for ways to make up for the shortcomings of students’ earlier education.
  • The States -- Almanac 2019
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    Compare the States

    By Ben Myers and Sandhya Kambhampati
    Explore data on more than 80 measures to see how your state is doing in relation to others on faculty pay, student aid, and more.