List of United States university campuses by enrollment

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This list of largest United States university campuses by enrollment includes only individual four-year campuses, not four-year universities. Universities can have multiple campuses with a single administration.

What this list includes:

  • A single Individual campus with a single physical location of a four-year university within the United States
  • Enrollment is the sum of the headcount of undergraduate and graduate students
  • Enrollment is counted by the 21st-day headcount, as provided to the United States Department of Education under the Common Data Set program.
  • Campuses that have small secondary physical locations that are not reported separately (for extended education, outreach, etc.) are indicated with a footnote.

What this list does not include:

For other lists that measure university enrollment, see the See also section below.


Contents

[edit] 2011–2012 enrollment

Ten Largest Public University Campuses as of Fall 2011
Ranking University Location Enrollment
1 Arizona State University a[›] Tempe, Arizona 59,794[1]
2 University of Central Florida b[›] Orlando, Florida 58,587[2]
3 Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio 56,867[3]
4 University of Minnesota Minneapolis/Saint Paul, Minnesota 52,557[4]
5 University of Texas at Austin b[›] Austin, Texas 51,112[5]
6 Texas A&M University b[›] College Station, Texas 49,861[6]
7 University of Florida b[›] Gainesville, Florida 49,589[7]
8 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 47,800[8]
9 Pennsylvania State University University Park, Pennsylvania 44,485[9]
10 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 42,716[10]

Notes:

  • ^ a: ASU consists of four campuses located in the same metro area; this count is for the Tempe, Arizona campus only.
  • ^ b: Official main campus enrollment count includes students enrolled in relatively small regional campuses

[edit] 2010–2011 enrollment

Ten Largest Public University Campuses as of Fall 2010
Ranking University Location Enrollment
1 Arizona State University a[›] Tempe, Arizona 58,371[11]
2 University of Central Florida b[›] Orlando, Florida 56,235[12]
3 Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio 56,064[13]
4 University of Minnesota Minneapolis/Saint Paul, Minnesota 51,721[14]
5 University of Texas at Austin b[›] Austin, Texas 51,195[15]
6 University of Florida b[›] Gainesville, Florida 49,827[16]
7 Texas A&M University b[›] College Station, Texas 49,129[17]
8 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 47,131[18]
9 Pennsylvania State University University Park, Pennsylvania 44,034[19]
10 University of Wisconsin–Madison Madison, Wisconsin 42,099[20]
Ten Largest Private University Campuses as of Fall 2010
Ranking University Location Enrollment
1 New York University Manhattan, New York, New York 43,404[21]
2 University of Southern California Los Angeles, California 34,828[22]
3 Brigham Young University Provo, Utah 34,130[23]
4 Excelsior College Albany, New York 32,029[24]
5 Boston University Boston, Massachusetts 31,960[25]
6 Nova Southeastern University b[›] Fort Lauderdale-Davie, Florida 29,154[26]
7 DePaul University Chicago, Illinois 25,072[27]
8 George Washington University b[›] Washington, D.C. 25,061[28]
9 Long Island University b[›] Brooklyn, New York, New York 24,258[29]
10 Columbia University b[›] Manhattan, New York, New York 24,230[30]

Notes:

  • ^ a: ASU consists of four campuses located in the same metro area; this count is for the Tempe, Arizona campus only.
  • ^ b: Official main campus enrollment count includes students enrolled in relatively small regional campuses

[edit] 2009–2010 enrollment

Ten Largest Public University Campuses as of Fall 2009
Ranking University Location Enrollment
1 Arizona State University a[›] Tempe, Arizona 55,552[31]
2 Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio 55,014[32]
3 University of Central Florida b[›] Orlando, Florida 53,537[33]
4 University of Minnesota Minneapolis/Saint Paul, Minnesota 51,659[34]
5 University of Texas at Austin b[›] Austin, Texas 51,032[35]
6 University of Florida b[›] Gainesville, Florida 50,691[36]
7 Texas A&M University b[›] College Station, Texas 48,885[37]
8 Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 47,100[38]
9 Pennsylvania State University University Park, Pennsylvania 44,832[39]
10 University of Wisconsin–Madison Madison, Wisconsin 42,030[40]
Ten Largest Private University Campuses as of Fall 2009
Ranking University Location Enrollment
1 New York University New York, New York 44,404[41]
2 University of Southern California Los Angeles, California 33,747[42]
3 Brigham Young University Provo, Utah 32,955[43]
4 Boston University Boston, Massachusetts 31,766[44]
5 Nova Southeastern University b[›] Fort Lauderdale-Davie, Florida 28,378[45]
6 Columbia University b[›] Manhattan, New York, New York 25,459[46]
7 DePaul University Chicago, Illinois 25,072[27]
8 Northeastern University Boston, Massachusetts 25,004[47]
9 George Washington University b[›] Washington, D.C. 24,531[48]
10 Long Island University b[›] Brooklyn, New York, New York 24,449[49]

Notes:

  • ^ a: ASU consists of four campuses located in the same metro area; this count is for the Tempe, Arizona campus only.
  • ^ b: Official main campus enrollment count includes students enrolled in relatively small regional campuses

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ Arizona State University Quick Facts Fall 2011 (PDF)
  2. ^ Big East: A Monumental Week for UCF
  3. ^ The Ohio State University - Statistical Summary Autumn 2011
  4. ^ University of Minnesota OIR : Enrollment Headcount Data for Fall 2011
  5. ^ The University of Texas at Austin Office of Information Management and Analysis – Summary Enrollment Data Fall 2011 (PDF)
  6. ^ Texas A&M University – Enrollment Profile Fall 2011 (PDF)
  7. ^ University of Florida Fall Enrollment 2011 (PDF)
  8. ^ Michigan State University Facts
  9. ^ PSU Fall to Fall Enrollment Comparison 2011 and 2010
  10. ^ University of Michigan Office of the Registrar — Total Enrollment Overview (PDF)
  11. ^ Fall 2010 enrollment shows record high retention, quality, diversity
  12. ^ Growth With Quality: UCF is Nation's Second-Largest University
  13. ^ Ohio State sets new enrollment records
  14. ^ University of Minnesota OIR: Campus and Unit Enrollment by Academic Level for Fall 2010
  15. ^ The University of Texas at Austin Office of Information Management and Analysis – Summary Enrollment Data Fall 2010
  16. ^ University of Florida Fall Enrollment 2010
  17. ^ Texas A&M University – Enrollment Profile Fall 2010
  18. ^ MSU Facts
  19. ^ PSU 10 Year Historical Enrollment
  20. ^ University of Wisconsin-Madison - Common Data Set 2010 (PDF)
  21. ^ NYU Demographics – 2009
  22. ^ USC at a glance, 2009–10 enrollment
  23. ^ All day-time enrollments for past 60 years
  24. ^ Excelsior College Viewbook (PDF)
  25. ^ About BU 2010 enrollment
  26. ^ NSU first look, 2008–09 enrollment
  27. ^ a b DePaul University Achieves Record-Breaking Enrollment Over 25,000, Despite The Recession
  28. ^ University Facts – The George Washington University
  29. ^ LIU Facts and Figures
  30. ^ Columbia University Facts 2009 (PDF)
  31. ^ ASU fall 2009 enrollment sets record
  32. ^ ASU's Tempe campus now nation's largest
  33. ^ UCF Moves Up, Now Nation’s 3rd Largest
  34. ^ University of Minnesota releases enrollment numbers for current school year : UMNews : University of Minnesota
  35. ^ The University of Texas at Austin Preliminary Enrollment Analysis for Fall 2009
  36. ^ University of Florida Fall Enrollment 2009
  37. ^ A&M Fall Enrollment Record High
  38. ^ MSU enrollment up slightly from a year ago
  39. ^ PSU 10 Year Historical Enrollment
  40. ^ University of Wisconcin-Madison - Common Data Set 2009 (PDF)
  41. ^ NYU Demographics – 2009
  42. ^ USC at a glance, 2009–10 enrollment
  43. ^ All day-time enrollments for past 60 years
  44. ^ About BU 2008 enrollment
  45. ^ NSU first look, 2008–09 enrollment
  46. ^ Columbia University Facts 2009 (PDF)
  47. ^ Student Enrollment Data (PDF)
  48. ^ University Facts – The George Washington University
  49. ^ LIU Facts and Figures

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