A total of 376,876 students are enrolled in Colorado colleges including 4-year colleges, community colleges, and trade schools.
- Student Level: There are 320,955 undergraduate and 55,922 graduate students. The proportion of undergraduate students is 85.16% and the proportion of graduate students is 14.84%.
- Institution Level: 350,879 students enrolled in 4-year colleges, 17,378 students enrolled in community colleges, and 8,619 students enrolled in trade schools.
Colorado 4-Year College Enrollment Statistics
For 48 Colorado 4-year colleges, there are 350,879 students enrolled.
- Institution Control: 280,920 (80.06%) students in public and 69,959 (19.94%) in private 4-year colleges.
- Student Level: 294,958 (84.06%) undergraduate and 55,922 (15.94%) graduate students in Colorado public 4-year colleges.
- Gender Breakdown: Of the total student population in Colorado 4-year colleges, 56.63% are women (198,712) and 43.37% are men (152,167). This yields a ratio of approximately 77 male students for every 100 female students.
- Online Enrollment: 53,788 (15.33%) undergraduate and 23,480 (6.69%) graduate students are enrolled online in Colorado 4-year colleges.
- Largest and Smallest: For Colorado colleges, University of Colorado Boulder has the most number of students of 38,799 among 4-year colleges. For Colorado community colleges, Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts-Boulder has the most students of 8,504 and Emily Griffith Technical College is the largest trade school with 6,123.
Student Population By School Level for Colorado Colleges
By attending status, there are 208,107 full-time students and 168,439 part-time students at Colorado colleges.
The following table compares student population by school level between Colorado colleges. A total of 376,876 students have enrolled in Colorado colleges including both undergraduate and graduate programs.