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Student Population at Harvard University

At Harvard University, 29,908 students enrolls to the school for academic year 2016-2017 including in undergraduate and graduate programs with both full-time and part-time attending status.
Total Students Enrolled at Harvard University - Academic Year 2016-2017
TotalUndergraduateGraduate
Total29,9089,91519,993

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Student Population by Gender

At Harvard University, 29,652 students are enrolled for academic year 2015-2016 including in undergraduate and graduate schools, full-time and part-time status. By gender, the school has 15,188 male and 14,464 female students.
Total Student Enrolled In Academic Year 2015-2016 at Harvard University
UndergraduateGraduate
Total10,25519,397
Men5,2069,982
Women5,0499,415

Enrollment By Race/Ethnicity

By race/ethnicity, 12,853 White, 1,516 Black, and 3,962 Asian students are attending at Harvard University. Comprehensive enrollment statistic data by race/ethnicity is shown in below chart.
All Students Undergraduate Graduate
Student Race/Ethnicity Distribution (all students) at Harvard University
Student Race/Ethnicity Distribution (Undergraduate) at Harvard University
Student Race/Ethnicity Distribution (Graduate) at Harvard University

Transfer-in Students (Undergraduate)

Among 10,255 enrolled in undergraduate programs, 8 are transfer-in students. The percentage of transfer-in students is 0.08%.
Transfer-in Students Population by Attendance Status at Harvard University

Student Age Distribution

All Students Undergraduate Graduate
By age category, 362 students are younger than 18 and 76 students are older than 65. The school has 11,775 students aged under 25 and 17,875 students aged 25 and over.
Students Age Distribution by Gender at Harvard University
Students Age Distribution by Attendance Status at Harvard University
By age category, 362 students are younger than 18 and 76 students are older than 65. The school has 11,775 students aged under 25 and 17,875 students aged 25 and over.
Undergraduate Students Age Distribution by Gender at Harvard University
Undergraduate Students Age Distribution by Attendance Status at Harvard University
By age category, 362 students are younger than 18 and 76 students are older than 65. The school has 11,775 students aged under 25 and 17,875 students aged 25 and over.
Graduate Students Age Distribution by Gender at Harvard University
Graduate Students Age Distribution by Attendance Status at Harvard University

Online Classes (Distance Learning) Enrollment

Distance learning, also called online education, is very attractive to students, especially who want to continue education and work in field. At Harvard University, 2,032 students are enrolled exclusively in online courses and 1,049 students are enrolled in some online courses based on 2015-2016 enrollment data.
All StudentsEnrolled Exclusively Online Courses Enrolled in Some Online Courses
All Students29,6522,0321,049
Undergraduate10,255559432
Graduate19,3971,473617
Online Courses Student Enrollment at Harvard University

Student Location Enrolled Exclusively In Online Courses

612 students lived in Massachusetts or jurisdiction in which the school is located are enrolled exclusively in online courses and 1,420 students live in other State or outside of United States.
Massachusetts ResidentsOther States in U.S. Outside of U.S.
All Students6121,086334
Undergraduate17031970
Graduate442767264
Student Location Enrolled Exclusively In Distance Learning Course

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