A total of 1,700,534 students are enrolled in Texas colleges including 4-year colleges, community colleges, and trade schools.
- By gender, there are 717,565 male students and 982,969 female students. The number of male students per 100 female students is approximately 73.
- In 4-year colleges, 57.88% of total enrollment is female students and 42.12% is male students. In community colleges, the female students' proportion is 56.42%.
- In public schools, there are 518,119 male students and 704,180 female students, or approximately 74 males per 100 females.
- In private non-profit schools, there are 68,992 male students and 102,764 female students, or approximately 67 males per 100 females.
- For Texas colleges with more than 1,000 students, Western Technical College has the highest ratio of men students (85.32%) and The College of Health Care Professions-Northwest has the highest ratio of women students (93.38%).
Student Population by Gender and School Level for Texas Colleges
By gender, 42.20% of total students is men students (717,565) and 57.80% is women students (982,969) in Texas collegs.
In 168 4-year Texas colleges in United States,
there are 587,111 men students which is 42.12% of total students. The proportion of women students at 4-year Texas colleges is 57.88% (806,944).
Of the 285,203 students attending Texas community colleges (2-4 years colleges), 43.58% are men (160,914) and 56.42% are women students (160,914).
In Texas trade schools (less than 2-years schools), there are 6,165 men and 15,111 women students, accounting for 28.98% and 71.02% of total students.
Student Population Comparison By Gender for All Texas Colleges
The following table compares student population by gender and school level between Texas colleges. A total of 1,700,534 students have enrolled in Texas colleges including both undergraduate and graduate programs.