A total of 20,297,386 students are enrolled in U.S. colleges including 4-year colleges, community colleges, and trade schools.
By race, there are 129,197 native american or Alaska native students (0.64%), 1,422,074 asian students (7.01%), 2,513,923 african-american students (12.39%), 4,342,461 hispanic students (21.39%), 50,189 native hawaiian or other pacific islander students (0.25%), and 8,949,258 white students (44.09%).
Vermont colleges have the highest rate of white students of 73.97% and Hawaii colleges have the lowest rate of white students of 15.54%.
Mississippi colleges have the highest rate of black students of 34.45% and Montana colleges have the lowest rate of black students of 1.00%.
Hawaii colleges have the highest rate of asian students of 27.62% and Wyoming colleges have the lowest rate of asian students of 0.95%.
New Mexico colleges have the highest rate of hispanic students of 49.76% and Mississippi colleges have the lowest rate of hispanic students of 3.98%.
Student Population Comparison Table by Race
Student Population Comparison Table by Race
The following table compares the student population by race for each U.S. state. You can sort the table by each column by touching/clicking the column title.