College Ed

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Poverty and Hunger Americans earn less than 20,000 a year Americans don’t know where their next meal will come from 17 million are children 40 Million 49 Million California and Oklahoma Florida Texas, New York and Arizona

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Poverty and Hunger

Americans earn less than 20,000 a year

Americans don’t know where their next meal will come from

17 million are children

40 Million

49 Million

California and Oklahoma

Florida

Texas, New York and Arizona

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10 states with highest percentage of household hunger rates

1. Mississippi 506,514 17.4% *

2. Texas 3,831,804 16.3%

3. Arkansas 446,949 15.9% *

4. Georgia 1,329,688 14.2% *

5. New Mexico 275,655 14.1% *

6. Missouri 818,020 14.0%

7. Oklahoma 501,060 14.0% *

8. Kansas 381,432 13.8%

9. Maine 181,144 13.7%

10. North Carolina 1,213,409 13.7%

* Top 10 highest High School Drop-out Rate List

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Homelessness

people are homeless.800,000 to 1 million are children

Healthcare

2.3 to 3.5 million

Americans are uninsured Over 8 million are kids

46 million

Oklahoma

Virginia

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HealthcarePercent of Uninsured Americans by Income Level

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Average Annual Salary by Education Level

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HS Drop-out HS Grad Bachelor’s Master’s Professional

Average Monthly Earnings by Education Level

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Average Lifetime Earnings by Education LevelHigh school dropouts are four times more likely than college graduates to be unemployed.

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People with multiple risk factors for heart disease and stroke

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Entry-Level Employees Receiving Health Benefits(insurance)

College Graduates

HS Graduates

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Don’t

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