Best-cell-biology-schools Colleges Student Population Comparison

For the academic year 2022-2023, the total student population of Best-cell-biology-schools Colleges is 98,378. The proportion of undergraduate students is 30.60% (30,106 students) and graduate students's proportion is 69.40% (68,272 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 47.32% (46,556 male students) to 52.68% (51,822 female students).

Student Population Comparison

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Student Population Comparison Table
	School Name	Total	Undergraduate	Graduate	Male Students	Female Students
	Harvard University Cambridge, MA	30,631	9,368 (30.58%)	21,263 (69.42%)	14,207 (46.38%)	16,424 (53.62%)
	Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD	31,275	6,044 (19.33%)	25,231 (80.67%)	14,474 (46.28%)	16,801 (53.72%)
	Stanford University Stanford, CA	18,283	8,049 (44.02%)	10,234 (55.98%)	9,650 (52.78%)	8,633 (47.22%)
	The Rockefeller University New York, NY	273	-	273 (100.00%)	149 (54.58%)	124 (45.42%)
	University of California-San Francisco San Francisco, CA	3,140	-	3,140 (100.00%)	1,119 (35.64%)	2,021 (64.36%)
	Yale University New Haven, CT	14,776	6,645 (44.97%)	8,131 (55.03%)	6,957 (47.08%)	7,819 (52.92%)
	Average	16,396	7,527 (30.60%)	11,379 (69.40%)	7,759 (47.32%)	8,637 (52.68%)

**Information is not available for schools that are not appeared in the table. The schools have not report the information to the IPEDS or not applicable.)

Largest Best-cell-biology-schools Colleges

Largest Undergraduate Schools

Largest Graduate Schools

Johns Hopkins University 25,231
Harvard University 21,263
Stanford University 10,234
Yale University 8,131
University of California-San Francisco 3,140

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