For the academic year 2022-2023, the total student population of Best-cell-biology-schools Colleges is 98,105. The proportion of undergraduate students is 30.69% (30,106 students) and graduate students's proportion is 69.31% (67,999 graduate students).
Johns Hopkins University has the most students of 31,275 among Best-cell-biology-schools Colleges. By gender, the male-female ratio at Best-cell-biology-schools Colleges is 47.30% (46,407 male students) to 52.70% (51,698 female students).
Student Population Comparison
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Student Population Comparison Table |
School Name | Total | Undergraduate |
Graduate | Male Students | Female Students |
|---|
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Harvard UniversityCambridge, MA | 30,631 |
9,368
(30.58%) |
21,263
(69.42%) |
14,207
(46.38%) |
16,424
(53.62%) |
|---|
|
Johns Hopkins UniversityBaltimore, MD | 31,275 |
6,044
(19.33%) |
25,231
(80.67%) |
14,474
(46.28%) |
16,801
(53.72%) |
|---|
|
Stanford UniversityStanford, CA | 18,283 |
8,049
(44.02%) |
10,234
(55.98%) |
9,650
(52.78%) |
8,633
(47.22%) |
|---|
|
University of California-San FranciscoSan Francisco, CA | 3,140 |
- |
3,140
(100.00%) |
1,119
(35.64%) |
2,021
(64.36%) |
|---|
|
Yale UniversityNew Haven, CT | 14,776 |
6,645
(44.97%) |
8,131
(55.03%) |
6,957
(47.08%) |
7,819
(52.92%) |
|---|
| Average | 19,621 | 7,527
(30.69%) | 13,600
(69.31%) | 9,281
(47.30%) | 10,340
(52.70%) |
|---|