Enrollment Trends for American Samoa Colleges

-433

Total Enrollment

-219

Men Students

-214

Women Students

American Samoa Colleges Enrollment Trends Summary (2015-2025)

  • Overall Population Change:
    • Total Enrollment: 843 students were enrolled in American Samoa colleges.
    • 10-Year Change: The total student population decreased by -34% compared to a decade ago.
  • Student Level Trends:
    • Undergraduate Growth: Undergraduate enrollment saw a decrease of -33.93% compared to a decade ago.
    • Graduate Growth: Graduate enrollment saw a decrease of 0% compared to a decade ago.
  • Gender Dynamics:
    • Current Ratio: There are more women students than men, with a ratio of 2.36 women to 1 man.
    • Women Enrollment: Women students total 592 and have decreased by -26.55% compared to a decade ago.
    • Men Enrollment: Men students total 251 and have decreased by -46.60% compared to a decade ago.

Student Population Changes

The average number of students over the past 11 years is 1,106, and 843 students were attending the schools in the academic year 2024-2025.

The women to men ratio is 2.36 to 1, meaning that there are far more women students enrolled in American Samoa Colleges than men students.

The following table and chart illustrate the changes in student population by gender at American Samoa Colleges since 2015.

YearTotalMenWomen
2014-151,276470806
2015-161,285
9
420
-50
865
59
2016-171,253
-32
411
-9
842
-23
2017-181,095
-158
369
-42
726
-116
2018-191,037
-58
319
-50
718
-8
2019-201,035
-2
322
3
713
-5
2020-211,081
46
346
24
735
22
2021-221,301
220
427
81
874
139
2022-231,051
-250
296
-131
755
-119
2023-24909
-142
277
-19
632
-123
2024-25843
-66
251
-26
592
-40
Average1,106355751
American Samoa Colleges Student Population Trends Chart

Undergraduate Enrollment Changes

The average number of Undergraduate students over the past 11 years is 1,106. Compared 11 years ago, the number of Undergraduate students decreased by 433 from 1,276 to 843.

The following table and chart illustrate the changes in Undergraduate enrollment by attending status and gender at American Samoa Colleges since 2015.

YearTotalFulltimeParttime
TotalMenWomenTotalMenWomen
2014-151,276716251465560219341
2015-161,285705234471580186394
2016-171,253702240462551171380
2017-181,095615205410480164316
2018-191,037613195418424124300
2019-201,035585205380450117333
2020-211,081683225458398121277
2021-221,301595196399706231475
2022-231,051509145364542151391
2023-24909530156374379121258
2024-25843490150340353101252
Average1,1061,1062004131,106155338
American Samoa Colleges Undergraduate Enrollment Trends Chart

Graduate Enrollment Changes

The average number of Graduate students over the past 11 years is 0. Compared 11 years ago, the number of Graduate students decreased by 0 from 0 to 0.

The following table and chart illustrate the changes in Graduate enrollment by attending status and gender at American Samoa Colleges since 2015.

YearTotalMenWomen
2014-150000000
2015-160000000
2016-170000000
2017-180000000
2018-190000000
2019-200000000
2020-210000000
2021-220000000
2022-230000000
2023-240000000
2024-250000000
Average
American Samoa Colleges Graduate Enrollment Trends Chart

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity Changes

The percentage of white students is 0.59% and the percentage of black students is 0.00% at American Samoa Colleges. 1.30% of enrolled students is Asian.

The following table and chart illustrate the student population trends by race/ethnicity at American Samoa Colleges over the past 11 years (2014-2025).

YearAmerican Indian or Native AmericanAsianBlackHispanicNative Hawaiian or Other Pacific IslanderWhiteTwo or More Races
2014-1506001,17320
2015-16010001,15330
2016-1706011,11730
2017-18090098040
2018-19080192810
2019-20040094330
2020-21050198120
2021-22012011,13420
2022-23070092310
2023-240180179500
2024-251110272950
Average090198720
American Samoa Colleges Student Population by Race Trends Chart

Distance Learning (Online Courses) Enrollment Changes

American Samoa Colleges does not offer online degree/certificate programs. All Students have enrolled in on-campus programs.