A total of 1,700,534 students are enrolled in Texas colleges including 4-year colleges, community colleges, and trade schools.
- Student Level: There are 1,489,673 undergraduate and 210,888 graduate students. The proportion of undergraduate students is 87.60% and the proportion of graduate students is 12.40%.
- Institution Level: 1,394,055 students enrolled in 4-year colleges, 285,203 students enrolled in community colleges, and 21,276 students enrolled in trade schools.
Texas 4-Year College Enrollment Statistics
For 168 Texas 4-year colleges, there are 1,394,055 students enrolled.
- Institution Control: 1,222,299 (87.68%) students in public and 171,756 (12.32%) in private 4-year colleges.
- Student Level: 1,183,194 (84.87%) undergraduate and 210,888 (15.13%) graduate students in Texas public 4-year colleges.
- Gender Breakdown: Of the total student population in Texas 4-year colleges, 57.88% are women (806,944) and 42.12% are men (587,111). This yields a ratio of approximately 73 male students for every 100 female students.
- Online Enrollment: 78,057 (5.60%) undergraduate and 74,811 (5.37%) graduate students are enrolled online in Texas 4-year colleges.
- Largest and Smallest: For Texas colleges, Texas A&M University-College Station has the most number of students of 78,321 among 4-year colleges. For Texas community colleges, Tarrant County College District has the most students of 43,928 and Tulsa Welding School-Dallas Campus is the largest trade school with 1,020.
Student Population By School Level for Texas Colleges
By attending status, there are 942,123 full-time students and 757,671 part-time students at Texas colleges.
The following table compares student population by school level between Texas colleges. A total of 1,700,534 students have enrolled in Texas colleges including both undergraduate and graduate programs.