Enrollment Trends for Un-Known State Colleges

There are 17 active four-years colleges and universities in Un-Known State - 6 public and 11 private schools. In the academic year 2022-2023, a total of 205,355 students have enrolled in four-years colleges in Un-Known State including undergraduate and graduate programs. Compared to the population of 10 years ago, the the number of students increased by 220.49% from 64,075 to 205,355. The undergraduate population increased by 254.57% and the graduate population increased by 116.6% in last 10 years at Un-Known State Colleges.

By gender, there are 128,250 female students and 77,105 male students enrolled in the schools. The female to male students ratio is 1.66 to 1. The female students increased by 250.1% and male students increased by 180.96% in that period.

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Student Population Changes

The average number of students over the past 11 years is 133,723, and 205,355 students were attending the schools in the academic year 2022-2023. Of the total students, 83.31% are undergraduate students and 16.69% are graduate students. Over the past 11, the number of undergraduate students increased by 122,826, and the graduate student enrollment increased by 18,454.

The female to male ratio is 1.66 to 1, meaning that there are more female students enrolled in Un-Known State Colleges than male students.

The following table and chart illustrate the changes in student population by gender at Un-Known State Colleges since 2013.

Year	Total	Undergraduate			Graduate
Year	Total	Total	Men	Women	Total	Men	Women
2012-13	64,075	48,248	20,984	27,264	15,827	6,459	9,368
2013-14	74,554 10,479	54,917 6,669	23,391 2,407	31,526 4,262	19,637 3,810	7,914 1,455	11,723 2,355
2014-15	89,557 15,003	66,574 11,657	27,650 4,259	38,924 7,398	22,983 3,346	9,243 1,329	13,740 2,017
2015-16	107,389 17,832	80,504 13,930	32,128 4,478	48,376 9,452	26,885 3,902	10,572 1,329	16,313 2,573
2016-17	119,556 12,167	90,696 10,192	35,481 3,353	55,215 6,839	28,860 1,975	10,969 397	17,891 1,578
2017-18	136,623 17,067	106,897 16,201	41,468 5,987	65,429 10,214	29,726 866	11,019 50	18,707 816
2018-19	148,872 12,249	118,202 11,305	45,113 3,645	73,089 7,660	30,670 944	10,987 -32	19,683 976
2019-20	158,066 9,194	127,182 8,980	48,243 3,130	78,939 5,850	30,884 214	11,139 152	19,745 62
2020-21	178,324 20,258	144,257 17,075	54,855 6,612	89,402 10,463	34,067 3,183	12,546 1,407	21,521 1,776
2021-22	188,586 10,262	153,476 9,219	58,667 3,812	94,809 5,407	35,110 1,043	12,596 50	22,514 993
2022-23	205,355 16,769	171,074 17,598	64,995 6,328	106,079 11,270	34,281 -829	12,110 -486	22,171 -343
Average	133,723	105,639	41,180	64,459	28,085	10,505	17,580

Un-Known State Colleges Student Population Trends Chart

Undergraduate Enrollment Changes

The average number of Undergraduate students over the past 11 years is 105,639. Compared 11 years ago, the number of Undergraduate students increased by 122,826 from 48,248 to 171,074.

The following table and chart illustrate the changes in Undergraduate enrollment by attending status and gender at Un-Known State Colleges since 2013.

Year	Total	Fulltime			Parttime
Year	Total	Total	Men	Women	Total	Men	Women
2012-13	48,248	39,718	17,847	21,871	8,530	3,137	5,393
2013-14	54,917	43,041	18,991	24,050	11,876	4,400	7,476
2014-15	66,574	48,108	21,031	27,077	18,466	6,619	11,847
2015-16	80,504	52,817	22,608	30,209	27,687	9,520	18,167
2016-17	90,696	55,612	23,770	31,842	35,084	11,711	23,373
2017-18	106,897	53,521	22,701	30,820	53,376	18,767	34,609
2018-19	118,202	57,602	24,012	33,590	60,600	21,101	39,499
2019-20	127,182	59,282	24,422	34,860	67,900	23,821	44,079
2020-21	144,257	64,552	26,495	38,057	79,705	28,360	51,345
2021-22	153,476	65,262	26,737	38,525	88,214	31,930	56,284
2022-23	171,074	61,586	25,655	35,931	109,488	39,340	70,148
Average	105,639	105,639	23,115	31,530	105,639	18,064	32,929

Un-Known State Colleges Undergraduate Enrollment Trends Chart

Graduate Enrollment Changes

The average number of Graduate students over the past 11 years is 28,085. Compared 11 years ago, the number of Graduate students increased by 18,454 from 15,827 to 34,281.

The following table and chart illustrate the changes in Graduate enrollment by attending status and gender at Un-Known State Colleges since 2013.

Year	Total	Fulltime			Parttime
Year	Total	Total	Men	Women	Total	Men	Women
2012-13	15,827	8,294	3,624	4,670	7,533	2,835	4,698
2013-14	19,637	9,627	4,141	5,486	10,010	3,773	6,237
2014-15	22,983	9,879	4,397	5,482	13,104	4,846	8,258
2015-16	26,885	10,154	4,546	5,608	16,731	6,026	10,705
2016-17	28,860	10,343	4,493	5,850	18,517	6,476	12,041
2017-18	29,726	10,261	4,293	5,968	19,465	6,726	12,739
2018-19	30,670	10,940	4,397	6,543	19,730	6,590	13,140
2019-20	30,884	12,126	5,092	7,034	18,758	6,047	12,711
2020-21	34,067	14,613	6,239	8,374	19,454	6,307	13,147
2021-22	35,110	15,480	6,432	9,048	19,630	6,164	13,466
2022-23	34,281	14,799	6,070	8,729	19,482	6,040	13,442
Average	28,085	28,085	4,884	6,617	28,085	5,621	10,962

Un-Known State Colleges Graduate Enrollment Trends Chart

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity Changes

The percentage of white students is 54.44%. The percentage was 58.51% 10 years ago and Un-Known State Colleges still has a high percentage of white students. 2.75% of enrolled students is Asian and 13.20% is black students.

The following table and chart illustrate the student population trends by race/ethnicity at Un-Known State Colleges over the past 11 years (2012-2023).

Year	American Indian or Native American	Asian	Black	Hispanic	Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	White	Two or More Races
Year	2012-13	248	1,522	1,258	1,556	22	37,490	685
2013-14	329	1,700	2,689	2,036	29	41,405	848
2014-15	377	2,068	3,794	2,710	59	44,722	878
2015-16	508	2,835	8,214	5,014	151	59,678	1,390
2016-17	608	3,263	12,072	6,986	235	71,999	1,998
2017-18	730	3,421	15,453	9,463	347	85,721	2,610
2018-19	787	3,754	18,262	11,994	393	94,591	2,960
2019-20	766	3,850	19,513	13,658	416	97,384	3,402
2020-21	834	4,275	21,280	16,310	472	102,014	4,099
2021-22	820	4,494	20,886	17,238	472	101,594	4,659
2022-23	990	5,641	27,116	22,406	588	111,794	6,350
Average	636	3,348	13,685	9,943	289	77,127	2,716

Un-Known State Colleges Student Population by Race Trends Chart

Distance Learning (Online Courses) Enrollment Changes

162,176 students are enrolled in online degree programs exclusively for the academic year 2022-2023, which is 79% of total students. The number of online students has increased 1,071.45% since 2013.

The following table and chart illustrate the changes in the online student population by enrolled type at Un-Known State Colleges from 2012 to 2023.

Year	Total Enrollment	Online Completely	Enrolled in Some Online Courses	Not Enrolled in Online Courses
2012-13	64,075	13,844	2,179	48,052
2013-14	74,554	24,480	5,155	44,919
2014-15	89,557	40,341	9,043	40,173
2015-16	107,389	55,386	7,017	44,986
2016-17	119,556	66,723	6,692	46,141
2017-18	136,623	88,685	6,145	41,793
2018-19	148,872	101,724	4,999	42,149
2019-20	158,066	110,595	7,253	40,218
2020-21	178,226	144,787	22,848	10,591
2021-22	188,586	144,553	9,922	34,111
2022-23	205,355	162,176	7,943	35,236
Average	133,714	86,663	8,109	38,943

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