Student Population at McPherson College

2023 Student Population	Undergraduate	Graduate
822	815	7

For the academic year 2022-2023, total of 822 students have enrolled in McPherson College with 815 undergraduate and 7 graduate students.

By gender, 554 male and 268 female students are attending the school.

It has fewer students compared to similar colleges (1,143 students in average - private (not-for-profit) Baccalaureate College - Diverse Fields).

You can check the student demographics by gender ratio, race/ethnicity, and age distribution.

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Student Population by Gender

McPherson College has a total of 822 enrolled students for the academic year 2022-2023. 815 students have enrolled in undergraduate programs and 7 students joined graduate programs.

By gender, 554 male and 268 female students (the male-female ratio is 67:33) are attending the school. The gender distribution is based on the 2022-2023 data.

Total Student Enrolled By Gender
	Total	Undergraduate	Graduate
Total	822	815	7
Men	554	552	2
Women	268	263	5

Student Distribution by Race/Ethnicity

By race/ethnicity, 431 White, 110 Black, and 17 Asian students out of a total of 822 are attending at McPherson College. Comprehensive enrollment statistic data by race/ethnicity is shown in the next chart (Academic year 2022-2023 data).

All Students

Race/Ethnicity Distribution (Total)
Race	Total	Men	Women
American Indian or Native American	24	14	10
Asian	17	11	6
Black	110	89	21
Hispanic	153	95	58
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders	3	2	1
White	431	279	152
Two or more races	13	9	4
Race Unknown	16	12	4

Undergraduate

Race/Ethnicity Distribution (Undergraduate)
Race	Total	Men	Women
American Indian or Native American	24	14	10
Asian	17	11	6
Black	110	89	21
Hispanic	151	94	57
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders	3	2	1
White	427	278	149
Two or more races	13	9	4
Race Unknown	15	12	3

Graduate

Race/Ethnicity Distribution (Graduate)
Race	Total	Men	Women
American Indian or Native American	3	1	2
Asian	0	0	0
Black	6	3	3
Hispanic	9	8	1
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders	0	0	0
White	28	13	15
Two or more races	1	0	1
Race Unknown	2	2	0

Student Age Distribution

There are 782 students under 25 years old, and 39 students over 25 years old out of 822 total students.

McPherson has 780 undergraduate students aged under 25 and 34 students aged 25 and over.

It has 2 graduate students aged under 25 and 5 students aged 25 and over.

All Students

Student Age Distribution (Total)
Age	Total	Men	Women
Under 18	7	6	1
18-19	382	123	259
20-21	284	100	184
22-24	109	29	80
25-29	26	5	21
30-34	3	2	1
35-39	4	0	4
40-49	2	1	1
50-64	4	1	3

Undergraduate

Student Age Distribution (Undergraduate)
Age	Total	Men	Women
Under 18	7	6	1
18-19	382	123	259
20-21	284	100	184
22-24	107	27	80
25-29	26	5	21

Graduate

Student Age Distribution (Graduate)
Age	Total	Men	Women

Online Student Enrollment

Distance learning, also called online education, is very attractive to students, especially who want to continue education and work in field. At McPherson College, 13 students are enrolled in some online courses.

Online Student Population
	All Students	Enrolled in Some Online Courses
All Students	822	13
Undergraduate	815	8
Graduate	7	5

Online Student Population by Locality
	Kansas Residents	Other States in U.S.	Outside of U.S.
All Students	0	-	0
Undergraduate	0	-	0
Graduate	0	-	0

Transfer-in Students (Undergraduate)

Among 815 enrolled in undergraduate programs, 53 students have transferred-in from other institutions. The percentage of transfer-in students is 6.50%.52 students have transferred in as full-time status and 1 students transferred in as part-time status.

Transfer-in Students (Undergraduate)
	Number of Students
Regular Full-time	751
Transfer-in Full-time	52
Regular Part-time	11
Transfer-in Part-time	1

Student Population at McPherson College

Student Population by Gender

Student Distribution by Race/Ethnicity

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