Student Population at Franklin

How many students at Franklin?

For the academic year 2024-2025, Franklin University has a total enrollment of 9,457 students, including 6,188 undergraduate and 3,269 graduate students.

  • Gender Breakdown: 3,367 male students (35.6%) and 6,090 female students (64.4%) are attending .
  • Race and Ethnicity Breakdown: The two largest race/ethnicity groups are 5,003 White students (52.9%) and 2,038 Black students (21.6%).
  • Class Level Breakdown: 6,188 undergraduate students (65.4%) and 3,269 graduate students (34.6%).
  • Class Delivery: 8,801 students are enrolled online exclusively, while 298 students take a hybrid mix of online and on-campus courses.

Compared to similar private (not-for-profit) Master's College and University (larger programs) - which average 6,772 - Franklin's body is significantly larger.

Explore complete student demographics below, including gender ratio, race and ethnicity, age distribution, and distance learning statistics.

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Enrollment by Gender and Class Level

By gender, 3,367 male (35.60%) and 6,090 female (64.40%) students are attending Franklin University. The number of male students per 100 females students (male-to-female ratio) is 55.29.

By class level, 6,188 (65.43%) are undergraduate students and 3,269 (34.57%) are graduate students. Among undergraduates, 36.85% are male and 63.15% are female, while among graduate students, 33.25% are male and 66.75% are female.

Total Student Enrolled By Gender
TotalUndergraduateGraduate
Total9,4576,1883,269
Men3,3672,2801,087
Women6,0903,9082,182

Student Distribution by Race/Ethnicity

By race/ethnicity, 5,003 White, 2,038 Black, and 348 Asian students out of a total of 9,457 are attending at Franklin University. Comprehensive enrollment statistic data by race/ethnicity is shown in the chart below (academic year 2024-2025 data).

Franklin University is moderately diverse with a diversity index of 65.9% measured by Census Bureau Diversity Index. The institution demonstrates strong racial and ethnic diversity among its student body.

Race/Ethnicity Distribution (Total)
RaceTotalMenWomen
American Indian or Native American591742
Asian348169179
Black2,0386441,394
Hispanic659239420
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders1468
White5,0031,7763,227
Two or more races28198183
Race Unknown829294535
Race/Ethnicity Distribution (Undergraduate)
RaceTotalMenWomen
American Indian or Native American421527
Asian1396970
Black1,162401761
Hispanic484177307
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders734
White3,4621,2912,171
Two or more races20180121
Race Unknown684242442
Race/Ethnicity Distribution (Graduate)
RaceTotalMenWomen
American Indian or Native American17215
Asian209100109
Black876243633
Hispanic17562113
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islanders734
White1,5414851,056
Two or more races801862
Race Unknown1455293

Student Age Distribution

By age, Franklin has 128 students under 18 years old and 53 students over 65 years old. There are 1,780 students under 25 years old, and 6,916 students over 25 years old out of 8,697 total students.

In undergraduate programs, 128 students are younger than 18 and 19 students are older than 65. Franklin has 1,548 undergraduate students aged under 25 and 4,266 students aged 25 and over.

It has 232 graduate students aged under 25 and 2,650 students aged 25 and over.

*The age distribution is based on 2023-2024 enrollment data.

Student Age Distribution (Total)
AgeTotalMenWomen
Under 181288741
18-191589563
20-21375261114
22-241,119661458
25-291,625949676
30-341,444909535
35-391,196735461
40-491,7121,139573
50-64886579307
Over 65533122
Student Age Distribution (Undergraduate)
AgeTotalMenWomen
Under 181288741
18-191589563
20-21366255111
22-24896545351
25-291,091643448
30-34971601370
35-39756447309
40-491,003645358
50-64426280146
Over 6519145
Student Age Distribution (Graduate)
AgeTotalMenWomen
20-21963
22-24223116107
25-29534306228
30-34473308165
35-39440288152
40-49709494215
50-64460299161
Over 65341717

Online Student Enrollment

Distance learning, also called online education, is very attractive to students, especially those who want to continue education and work in the field. At Franklin University, 8,801 students are enrolled exclusively in online courses and 298 students are enrolled in some online courses.

5,403 students who live in Ohio or the jurisdiction in which the school is located are enrolled exclusively in online courses and 3,398 students live in another State or outside of the United States.

Online Student Population
All StudentsEnrolled Exclusively Online CoursesEnrolled in Some Online Courses
All Students9,4578,801298
Undergraduate6,1885,757120
Graduate3,2693,044178
Online Student Population by Locality
Ohio ResidentsOther States in U.S.Outside of U.S.
All Students5,4033,280118
Undergraduate3,6242,09637
Graduate1,7791,18481

Transfer-in Students (Undergraduate)

Among 6,188 enrolled in undergraduate programs, 1,373 students have transferred-in from other institutions. The percentage of transfer-in students is 22.19%.458 students have transferred in as full-time status and 915 students transferred in as part-time status.

Transfer-in Students (Undergraduate)
Number of Students
Regular Full-time1,817
Transfer-in Full-time458
Regular Part-time2,998
Transfer-in Part-time915

Franklin Enrollment Frequently Asked Questions

For the academic year 2024-2025, 9,457 students are enrolled at Franklin.
6,188 undergraduate and 3,269 graduate students are enrolled at Franklin.
3,367 male (35.60%) and 6,090 female (64.40%) students are attending Franklin.
226 international students (2.39%) are enrolled at Franklin, including 7 undergraduate and 219 graduate students.
Franklin has a student population that is diverse, with significant White and Black populations: 5,003 White (52.90%), 2,038 Black (21.55%), and 348 Asian (3.68%) students are enrolled.
128 students are under 18 and 53 students are over 65 years old.
8,801 students are enrolled exclusively online, and 298 students take some online courses.

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