Internal Medicine Colleges Student Population

A total of 290,091 students enroll in Internal Medicine Colleges.

• Gender Breakdown: of the total student body, 47.47% are male (137,698) and 52.53% are female (152,393). There are an average of 90.36 male students per 100 female students in Internal Medicine Colleges. Stanford University has the highest ratio of male students with 107.91 per 100 female students, while University of California-San Francisco has the lowest ratio of male students with 57.68 per 100 female students among Internal Medicine Colleges.
• Largest and Smallest: The average student population of Internal Medicine Colleges is 29,009. University of Washington-Seattle Campus is the largest with 56,997 students, and University of California-San Francisco is the smallest with 3,007 students among Internal Medicine Colleges.
• Student level: There are 133,627 undergraduate students in Internal Medicine Colleges, 46.06% of the student body. Graduate students account for 53.94% of the total students. Of the Internal Medicine Colleges, University of Washington-Seattle Campus has the most number of undergraduate students of 40,684, and Columbia University in the City of New York has the most number of graduate students of 26,009.
• Distance Learning: There are an average of 2.88% undergraduate students enrolled online and 16.86% graduate students enrolled online in Internal Medicine Colleges. Johns Hopkins University has the most online enrollment with 12,409 students, while University of California-San Francisco has the least with 8 students among Internal Medicine Colleges.