Student Population at St Paul's School of Nursing-Queens

2023 Student Population	Men	Women
827	158	669

For the academic year 2022-2023, total of 827 students have enrolled in St Paul's School of Nursing-Queens and all students are attending undergraduate schools.

By gender, 158 male and 669 female students are attending the school.

It has significantly more students compared to similar colleges (490 students in average - private (for-profit) Associate's - Private For-profit).

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Student Population by Gender

St Paul's School of Nursing-Queens has a total of 827 enrolled students for the academic year 2022-2023. All 827 students are enrolled into undergraduate programs.

By gender, 158 male and 669 female students (the male-female ratio is 19:81) are attending the school. The gender distribution is based on the 2022-2023 data.

Total Student Enrolled By Gender
	Undergraduate
Total	827
Men	158
Women	669

Student Distribution by Race/Ethnicity

By race/ethnicity, 74 White, 334 Black, and 120 Asian students out of a total of 827 are attending at St Paul's School of Nursing-Queens. Comprehensive enrollment statistic data by race/ethnicity is shown in the next chart (Academic year 2022-2023 data).

Race/Ethnicity Distribution
Race	Total	Men	Women
American Indian or Native American	4	1	3
Asian	120	34	86
Black	334	48	286
Hispanic	183	39	144
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders	4	0	4
White	74	10	64
Two or more races	39	7	32
Race Unknown	69	19	50

Transfer-in Students (Undergraduate)

Among 827 enrolled in undergraduate programs, 135 students have transferred-in from other institutions. The percentage of transfer-in students is 16.32%.

Transfer-in Students (Undergraduate)
	Number of Students
Regular Full-time	692
Transfer-in Full-time	135

Student Population at St Paul's School of Nursing-Queens

Student Population by Gender

Student Distribution by Race/Ethnicity

Transfer-in Students (Undergraduate)

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