Prince William County combines a robust workforce, strategic location, and competitive costs to provide a unique business environment in the Metro Washington DC area and Mid-Atlantic region.
ROBUST WORKFORCE
42% of adults hold a 4-year degreeand workers per capita holding an advanced degree is 2.5 times more than the national average,
Median age is 34.4 and 30% of the population is age 25-44(US average 26%)
27% of the workforcein STEM-related positions.
Access to a large regional workforcewith 2.1 million prospective employees within 30 miles and 1.5 million within a 30-minute commute.
The County’s high schools rank among the top 9% in the nation(Newsweek / Washington Post “Challenge Index”).
Prince William County houses six campuses of higher education, including George Mason University (Mason) Science & Technology Campus, Strayer University, and Northern Virginia Community College’s (NOVA’s) Woodbridge and Manassas campuses.
The County’s talent pipeline is feed by over 40 colleges and universities throughout Northern Virginia and the Washington, DC metropolitan area, including George Washington University, Georgetown University, Howard University, and the University of Maryland.
STRATEGIC LOCATION
Five of the top 10 US marketsare within a days drive
Immediate access to two major U.S. interstate corridors– I-95 and I-66