Colleges and Universities in South Dakota
The Mount Rushmore State is a picturesque place of open country, majestic forests, and under a million people. The people who do live here have big Mid-Western hearts and an unrivaled appreciation for the natural beauty of their state. South Dakota has six public and six private universities and colleges. The largest private school here is Augustana College, a liberal arts college. South Dakota also has two tribal colleges for its American Indian population.
Living in South Dakota
Just over 800,000 people live in South Dakota. That’s only ten people per every square mile. The population is about 86% white, 9% American Indian, 3% Hispanic or Latino, 1% black, and 1% Asian. About 85% of South Dakotans over the age of 25 have their high school diploma and 22% have their bachelor’s degree or higher. The median household income is quite reasonable at about $46,200, and home values are very low at a median cost of $79,600. This means that you can make a good living in South Dakota and become a home owner in a comparatively short time.
Working in South Dakota
If you’re a nature lover, you’ll never run out of things to do and see in South Dakota. The Black Hills in the southwest of the state have immense spiritual importance to the American Indians who live in South Dakota and are also home to Mount Rushmore. Mount Rushmore attracts millions of visitors to South Dakota every year, but it is hardly the only thing to see in the state. Great parks in South Dakota include Badlands National Park, Black Hills National Forest, and Custer State Park. Turn back time by visiting Deadwood. The entire city is a national historic landmark that looks and feels like the old west. In this entertaining city you can go skiing in the winter and enjoy great nightlife and gaming all year long.Featured Online Colleges
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