Indianapolis Has Most Colleges with 165,836 Students Enrolled in Indiana

The largest college in Indianapolis is Indiana University-Indianapolis with 22,534 students enrolled.

Other top cities in Indiana include

• Fort Wayne, IN (11 colleges, 15,203 students). The biggest institution in Fort Wayne is Purdue University Fort Wayne with 7,206 students.
• Evansville, IN (6 colleges, 11,927 students). The leading institution in Evansville is University of Southern Indiana with 9,488 students.
• Richmond, IN (6 colleges, 4,072 students). The most prominent college in Richmond is Virginia Commonwealth University with 28,464 students.
• Lafayette, IN (6 colleges, 447 students). The largest college in Lafayette is University of Louisiana at Lafayette with 15,665 students.
• Kokomo, IN (5 colleges, 3,094 students). The biggest institution in Kokomo is Indiana University-Kokomo with 2,921 students.
• Muncie, IN (4 colleges, 21,152 students). The most prominent college in Muncie is Ball State University with 21,089 students.
• Terre Haute, IN (4 colleges, 10,317 students). The largest college in Terre Haute is Indiana State University with 7,895 students.
• South Bend, IN (4 colleges, 5,305 students). The biggest institution in South Bend is Indiana University-South Bend with 4,631 students.
• Anderson, IN (4 colleges, 1,358 students). The largest college in Anderson is Anderson University with 4,710 students.

Indiana Cities with Most Colleges

The following table lists cities with the most number of 4-year colleges in Indiana, including the total number of schools, total enrollment, undergraduate and graduate students , along with the distribution of men and women students across institutions. Click on any city to explore detailed information about colleges in that area. Each page also includes information about community colleges and trade schoools in the metropolitan region and nearby cities.