Most Considered Schools in Oklahoma Colleges Student Population Comparison

For the academic year 2022-2023, the total student population of Most Considered Schools in Oklahoma Colleges is 97,698.
The proportion of undergraduate students is 83.65% (81,726 students) and graduate students's proportion is 16.35% (15,972 graduate students).
University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus has the most students of 28,308 among Most Considered Schools in Oklahoma Colleges. By gender, the male-female ratio at Most Considered Schools in Oklahoma Colleges is 43.78% (42,776 male students) to 56.22% (54,922 female students).

Student Population Comparison

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Student Population Comparison Table
School NameTotalUndergraduate GraduateMale StudentsFemale Students
Eastern Oklahoma State College Wilburton, OK1,238 1,238
(100.00%)
- 423
(34.17%)
815
(65.83%)
Langston University Langston, OK1,903 1,774
(93.22%)
129
(6.78%)
742
(38.99%)
1,161
(61.01%)
Oklahoma State University-Main Campus Stillwater, OK25,372 20,786
(81.92%)
4,586
(18.08%)
12,219
(48.16%)
13,153
(51.84%)
Oral Roberts University Tulsa, OK5,051 4,289
(84.91%)
762
(15.09%)
2,111
(41.79%)
2,940
(58.21%)
Southwestern Oklahoma State University Weatherford, OK4,777 3,941
(82.50%)
836
(17.50%)
1,732
(36.26%)
3,045
(63.74%)
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology Tulsa, OK639 639
(100.00%)
- 574
(89.83%)
65
(10.17%)
Tulsa Community College Tulsa, OK14,391 14,391
(100.00%)
- 5,242
(36.43%)
9,149
(63.57%)
University of Central Oklahoma Edmond, OK12,250 10,739
(87.67%)
1,511
(12.33%)
4,548
(37.13%)
7,702
(62.87%)
University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus Norman, OK28,308 21,282
(75.18%)
7,026
(24.82%)
13,294
(46.96%)
15,014
(53.04%)
University of Tulsa Tulsa, OK3,769 2,647
(70.23%)
1,122
(29.77%)
1,891
(50.17%)
1,878
(49.83%)
Average9,7708,173
(83.65%)
2,282
(16.35%)
4,278
(43.78%)
5,492
(56.22%)
*Schools missing information are not included in this table. The schools have not report their information to the IPEDS/NCES or not applicable.)
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