For the academic year 2022-2023, the total student population of New Jersey 4-Year Colleges is 258,465. The proportion of undergraduate students is 74.12% (191,567 students) and graduate students's proportion is 25.88% (66,898 graduate students).
Rutgers University-New Brunswick has the most students of 50,637 among New Jersey 4-Year Colleges. By gender, the male-female ratio at New Jersey 4-Year Colleges is 46.86% (121,110 male students) to 53.14% (137,355 female students).
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Student Population Comparison between New Jersey 4-Year Colleges
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New Jersey 4-Year Colleges Student Population Comparison Table |
School Name | Total | Undergraduate |
Graduate | Male Students | Female Students |
|---|
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Bais Medrash Mayan HatorahLakewood, NJ | 34 |
34
(100.00%) |
- |
34
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Bais Medrash Toras ChesedLakewood, NJ | 110 |
110
(100.00%) |
- |
110
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Berkeley College-Woodland ParkWoodland Park, NJ | 2,078 |
1,944
(93.55%) |
134
(6.45%) |
510
(24.54%) |
1,568
(75.46%) |
|---|
|
Beth Medrash GovohaLakewood, NJ | 8,097 |
3,334
(41.18%) |
4,763
(58.82%) |
8,097
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Beth Medrash of Asbury ParkLakewood, NJ | 98 |
98
(100.00%) |
- |
98
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Bloomfield CollegeBloomfield, NJ | 1,153 |
1,152
(99.91%) |
1
(0.09%) |
471
(40.85%) |
682
(59.15%) |
|---|
|
Caldwell UniversityCaldwell, NJ | 2,028 |
1,605
(79.14%) |
423
(20.86%) |
699
(34.47%) |
1,329
(65.53%) |
|---|
|
Centenary UniversityHackettstown, NJ | 1,498 |
1,026
(68.49%) |
472
(31.51%) |
492
(32.84%) |
1,006
(67.16%) |
|---|
|
Chamberlain University-New JerseyNorth Brunswick, NJ | 1,261 |
1,261
(100.00%) |
- |
170
(13.48%) |
1,091
(86.52%) |
|---|
|
DeVry University-New JerseyIselin, NJ | 95 |
88
(92.63%) |
7
(7.37%) |
56
(58.95%) |
39
(41.05%) |
|---|
|
Drew UniversityMadison, NJ | 2,092 |
1,513
(72.32%) |
579
(27.68%) |
929
(44.41%) |
1,163
(55.59%) |
|---|
|
Eastern International College-Jersey CityJersey City, NJ | 387 |
387
(100.00%) |
- |
36
(9.30%) |
351
(90.70%) |
|---|
|
Eastern School of Acupuncture and Traditional MedicineBloomfield, NJ | 55 |
11
(20.00%) |
44
(80.00%) |
10
(18.18%) |
45
(81.82%) |
|---|
|
Eastwick College-RamseyRamsey, NJ | 719 |
719
(100.00%) |
- |
108
(15.02%) |
611
(84.98%) |
|---|
|
Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham CampusMadison, NJ | 2,823 |
2,053
(72.72%) |
770
(27.28%) |
1,161
(41.13%) |
1,662
(58.87%) |
|---|
|
Fairleigh Dickinson University-Metropolitan CampusTeaneck, NJ | 7,285 |
5,380
(73.85%) |
1,905
(26.15%) |
2,995
(41.11%) |
4,290
(58.89%) |
|---|
|
Felician UniversityLodi, NJ | 2,148 |
1,746
(81.28%) |
402
(18.72%) |
585
(27.23%) |
1,563
(72.77%) |
|---|
|
Georgian Court UniversityLakewood, NJ | 1,962 |
1,471
(74.97%) |
491
(25.03%) |
523
(26.66%) |
1,439
(73.34%) |
|---|
|
Kean UniversityUnion, NJ | 12,884 |
10,845
(84.17%) |
2,039
(15.83%) |
4,638
(36.00%) |
8,246
(64.00%) |
|---|
|
Keser Torah-Mayan HatalmudLakewood, NJ | 54 |
54
(100.00%) |
- |
54
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Monmouth UniversityWest Long Branch, NJ | 5,027 |
3,811
(75.81%) |
1,216
(24.19%) |
1,702
(33.86%) |
3,325
(66.14%) |
|---|
|
Montclair State UniversityMontclair, NJ | 21,784 |
17,290
(79.37%) |
4,494
(20.63%) |
8,204
(37.66%) |
13,580
(62.34%) |
|---|
|
New Jersey City UniversityJersey City, NJ | 6,539 |
4,895
(74.86%) |
1,644
(25.14%) |
2,416
(36.95%) |
4,123
(63.05%) |
|---|
|
New Jersey Institute of TechnologyNewark, NJ | 12,332 |
9,019
(73.13%) |
3,313
(26.87%) |
8,812
(71.46%) |
3,520
(28.54%) |
|---|
|
Pillar CollegeNewark, NJ | 558 |
462
(82.80%) |
96
(17.20%) |
147
(26.34%) |
411
(73.66%) |
|---|
|
Princeton UniversityPrinceton, NJ | 8,842 |
5,604
(63.38%) |
3,238
(36.62%) |
4,668
(52.79%) |
4,174
(47.21%) |
|---|
|
Rabbi Jacob Joseph SchoolEdison, NJ | 95 |
95
(100.00%) |
- |
95
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Rabbinical College of AmericaMorristown, NJ | 203 |
194
(95.57%) |
9
(4.43%) |
203
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Rabbinical Seminary Mkor ChaimLakewood, NJ | 72 |
72
(100.00%) |
- |
72
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Ramapo College of New JerseyMahwah, NJ | 5,478 |
4,932
(90.03%) |
546
(9.97%) |
2,193
(40.03%) |
3,285
(59.97%) |
|---|
|
Rider UniversityLawrenceville, NJ | 4,054 |
3,169
(78.17%) |
885
(21.83%) |
1,653
(40.77%) |
2,401
(59.23%) |
|---|
|
Rowan UniversityGlassboro, NJ | 19,535 |
15,231
(77.97%) |
4,304
(22.03%) |
9,611
(49.20%) |
9,924
(50.80%) |
|---|
|
Rutgers University-CamdenCamden, NJ | 5,966 |
4,185
(70.15%) |
1,781
(29.85%) |
2,403
(40.28%) |
3,563
(59.72%) |
|---|
|
Rutgers University-New BrunswickNew Brunswick, NJ | 50,637 |
36,344
(71.77%) |
14,293
(28.23%) |
23,354
(46.12%) |
27,283
(53.88%) |
|---|
|
Rutgers University-NewarkNewark, NJ | 11,017 |
7,511
(68.18%) |
3,506
(31.82%) |
5,196
(47.16%) |
5,821
(52.84%) |
|---|
|
Saint Elizabeth UniversityMorristown, NJ | 1,122 |
737
(65.69%) |
385
(34.31%) |
342
(30.48%) |
780
(69.52%) |
|---|
|
Saint Peter's UniversityJersey City, NJ | 3,430 |
2,071
(60.38%) |
1,359
(39.62%) |
1,563
(45.57%) |
1,867
(54.43%) |
|---|
|
Seton Hall UniversitySouth Orange, NJ | 9,623 |
6,012
(62.48%) |
3,611
(37.52%) |
4,040
(41.98%) |
5,583
(58.02%) |
|---|
|
Stevens Institute of TechnologyHoboken, NJ | 9,314 |
4,070
(43.70%) |
5,244
(56.30%) |
6,581
(70.66%) |
2,733
(29.34%) |
|---|
|
Stockton UniversityGalloway, NJ | 9,080 |
8,138
(89.63%) |
942
(10.37%) |
3,416
(37.62%) |
5,664
(62.38%) |
|---|
|
Strayer University-New JerseyPiscataway, NJ | 530 |
474
(89.43%) |
56
(10.57%) |
115
(21.70%) |
415
(78.30%) |
|---|
|
Talmudical Academy-New JerseyAdelphia, NJ | 73 |
73
(100.00%) |
- |
73
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
The College of New JerseyEwing, NJ | 7,629 |
7,039
(92.27%) |
590
(7.73%) |
3,175
(41.62%) |
4,454
(58.38%) |
|---|
|
Thomas Edison State UniversityTrenton, NJ | 8,248 |
7,358
(89.21%) |
890
(10.79%) |
4,772
(57.86%) |
3,476
(42.14%) |
|---|
|
William Paterson University of New JerseyWayne, NJ | 9,070 |
6,604
(72.81%) |
2,466
(27.19%) |
3,182
(35.08%) |
5,888
(64.92%) |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Bais AharonLakewood, NJ | 12 |
12
(100.00%) |
- |
12
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Chemdas HatorahLakewood, NJ | 81 |
81
(100.00%) |
- |
81
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Gedola Tiferes Yaakov YitzchokLakewood, NJ | 68 |
68
(100.00%) |
- |
68
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Gedola Tiferes YerachmielLakewood, NJ | 178 |
178
(100.00%) |
- |
178
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Gedolah Keren HatorahLakewood, NJ | 186 |
186
(100.00%) |
- |
186
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Gedolah of CliffwoodKeyport, NJ | 72 |
72
(100.00%) |
- |
72
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Gedolah of Woodlake VillageLakewood, NJ | 82 |
82
(100.00%) |
- |
82
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Gedolah Shaarei ShmuelLakewood, NJ | 126 |
126
(100.00%) |
- |
126
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Gedolah Tiferes BoruchNorth Plainfield, NJ | 69 |
69
(100.00%) |
- |
69
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Gedolah Zichron LeymaUnion, NJ | 40 |
40
(100.00%) |
- |
40
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Toras ChaimLakewood, NJ | 213 |
213
(100.00%) |
- |
213
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshiva Yesodei HatorahLakewood, NJ | 67 |
67
(100.00%) |
- |
67
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshivas Be'er YitzchokElizabeth, NJ | 59 |
59
(100.00%) |
- |
59
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
Yeshivas Emek HatorahHowell, NJ | 93 |
93
(100.00%) |
- |
93
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
| Average | 4,381 | 3,247
(74.12%) | 1,911
(25.88%) | 2,053
(46.86%) | 3,815
(53.14%) |
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