How Student Population Changes at North Carolina Central

Student Population Changes

The average student population over the last 12 years is 8,035 where 7,553 students are attending the school for the academic year 2022-2023.

74.59% of total students is undergraduate students and 25.41% students is graduate students. The number of undergraduate students has decreased by 1,024 and the graduate enrollment has decreased by 27 over past 10 years.

The female to male ratio is 2.39 to 1 and it means that there are far more female students enrolled in North Carolina Central than male students.

The following table and chart illustrate the changes in student population by gender at North Carolina Central University since 2012.

Year	Total	Undergraduate			Graduate
Year	Total	Total	Men	Women	Total	Men	Women
2012-13	8,604	6,658	2,225	4,433	1,946	584	1,362
2013-14	8,093 -511	6,220 -438	2,055 -170	4,165 -268	1,873 -73	582 -2	1,291 -71
2014-15	7,687 -406	5,917 -303	1,992 -63	3,925 -240	1,770 -103	568 -14	1,202 -89
2015-16	8,011 324	6,168 251	2,069 77	4,099 174	1,843 73	596 28	1,247 45
2016-17	8,094 83	6,283 115	2,115 46	4,168 69	1,811 -32	554 -42	1,257 10
2017-18	8,097 3	6,355 72	2,120 5	4,235 67	1,742 -69	514 -40	1,228 -29
2018-19	8,207 110	6,434 79	2,061 -59	4,373 138	1,773 31	472 -42	1,301 73
2019-20	8,011 -196	6,101 -333	1,928 -133	4,173 -200	1,910 137	478 6	1,432 131
2020-21	8,078 67	6,067 -34	1,825 -103	4,242 69	2,011 101	506 28	1,505 73
2021-22	7,953 -125	5,892 -175	1,739 -86	4,153 -89	2,061 50	531 25	1,530 25
2022-23	7,553 -400	5,634 -258	1,705 -34	3,929 -224	1,919 -142	525 -6	1,394 -136
Average	8,035	6,157	1,985	4,172	1,878	537	1,341

Student Population Changes of North Carolina Central University

North Carolina Central University Enrollment Trends Chart

Undergraduate Enrollment Changes

The average number of Undergraduate students over the last 12 years is 6,157 where 5,634 students are attending the Undergraduate school for the academic year 2022-2023. The following table and chart illustrate the changes in Undergraduate enrollment by attending status and gender at North Carolina Central University since 2012.

Year	Total	Full-time			Part-time
Year	Total	Total	Men	Women	Total	Men	Women
2012-13	6,658	5,602	1,916	3,686	1,056	309	747
2013-14	6,220	5,297	1,784	3,513	923	271	652
2014-15	5,917	5,035	1,723	3,312	882	269	613
2015-16	6,168	5,247	1,800	3,447	921	269	652
2016-17	6,283	5,342	1,871	3,471	941	244	697
2017-18	6,355	5,363	1,828	3,535	992	292	700
2018-19	6,434	5,328	1,739	3,589	1,106	322	784
2019-20	6,101	5,012	1,595	3,417	1,089	333	756
2020-21	6,067	4,962	1,526	3,436	1,105	299	806
2021-22	5,892	4,770	1,438	3,332	1,122	301	821
2022-23	5,634	4,646	1,434	3,212	988	271	717
Average	6,157	6,157	1,696	3,450	6,157	289	722

Undergraduate Enrollment Changes of North Carolina Central University

North Carolina Central University Undergraduate Enrollment Trends Chart

Graduate Enrollment Changes

The average number of Graduate students over the last 12 years is 1,878 where 1,919 students are attending the Graduate school for the academic year 2022-2023. The following table and chart illustrate the changes in Graduate enrollment by attending status and gender at North Carolina Central University since 2012.

Year	Total	Full-time			Part-time
Year	Total	Total	Men	Women	Total	Men	Women
2012-13	1,946	1,239	408	831	707	176	531
2013-14	1,873	1,253	431	822	620	151	469
2014-15	1,770	1,189	412	777	581	156	425
2015-16	1,843	1,275	445	830	568	151	417
2016-17	1,811	1,306	415	891	505	139	366
2017-18	1,742	1,271	391	880	471	123	348
2018-19	1,773	1,236	342	894	537	130	407
2019-20	1,910	1,275	325	950	635	153	482
2020-21	2,011	1,345	343	1,002	666	163	503
2021-22	2,061	1,417	380	1,037	644	151	493
2022-23	1,919	1,323	379	944	596	146	450
Average	1,878	1,878	388	896	1,878	149	445

Graduate Enrollment Changes of North Carolina Central University

North Carolina Central University Graduate Enrollment Trends Chart

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity Changes

The percentage of white students is 9.52% and the percentage of black students is 74.51% at North Carolina Central University. 1.36% of enrolled students is Asian.

The following table and chart illustrate the student population trends by race/ethnicity at North Carolina Central University over the past 12 years (2012-2023).

Year	American Indian or Native American	Asian	Black	Hispanic	Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	White	Two or More Races
Year	2012-13	31	116	6,655	188	1	979	209
2013-14	35	109	6,228	210	0	904	232
2014-15	39	96	5,843	221	2	882	267
2015-16	34	116	6,045	260	3	881	330
2016-17	26	109	6,103	397	2	889	329
2017-18	35	98	6,092	412	2	888	344
2018-19	36	104	6,120	461	4	856	399
2019-20	30	103	5,950	504	2	863	395
2020-21	31	112	5,930	536	0	880	427
2021-22	30	107	5,897	550	4	809	358
2022-23	35	103	5,628	533	6	719	362
Average	33	107	6,045	388	2	868	332

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity Changes of North Carolina Central University

North Carolina Central University Enrollment by Race Trends Chart

Distance Learning (Online Courses) Enrollment Changes

1,593 students are enrolled in online degree programs exclusively for the academic year 2022-2023, which is 21% of total students. The number of online students has increased 157.35% since 2014. The following table and chart illustrate the changes in the online student population by enrolled type at North Carolina Central University from 2014 to 2023.

Year	Total Enrollment	Online Completely	Enrolled in Some Online Courses	Not Enrolled in Online Courses
2014-15	7,687	619	1,737	5,331
2015-16	8,011	673	1,865	5,473
2016-17	8,094	787	2,131	5,176
2017-18	8,097	944	2,512	4,641
2018-19	8,207	1,063	2,544	4,600
2019-20	8,011	1,331	2,440	4,240
2020-21	8,078	1,500	2,829	3,749
2021-22	7,953	1,812	3,054	3,087
2022-23	7,553	1,593	2,997	2,963
Average	7,966	1,147	2,457	4,362

Distance Learning (Online Courses) Enrollment Changes of North Carolina Central University

Enrollment Trends at North Carolina Central

Student Population Changes

Undergraduate Enrollment Changes

Graduate Enrollment Changes

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity Changes

Distance Learning (Online Courses) Enrollment Changes

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