The student population at The College of Wooster is 1,738 (all undergraduate). The number of students has decreased by 312 (15.22%) over the past decade.
- Gender Breakdown: In 2025, there were 89 male students for every 100 female students, up from 82 in 2015.
- All students have enrolled in on-campus classes (The College of Wooster does not offer online degree/certificate program).
Student Population Changes
The average student population over the last 11 years is 1,945 where 1,738 students are attending the school for the academic year 2024-2025.
Total enrollment fluctuated between 2016 and 2025, with 2 year-over-year increases and 7 decreases. It peaked at 2,050 students in 2016 and was lowest at 1,738 in 2025. Overall, enrollment dropped from 2,050 to 1,738 students, a net loss of 312 (15.2%).
The following table and chart illustrate the changes in student population by gender at The College of Wooster since 2015.
Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity Changes
The percentage of white students is 60.99%. The percentage was 68.54% 10 years ago and Wooster still has a high percentage of white students. 4.03% of enrolled students is Asian and 9.61% is black students. Hispanic students comprise 5.35% of the student body.
Over the past 10 years, the racial composition has shifted. The percentage of white students decreased from 68.54% to 60.99%. Asian enrollment declined from 4.63% to 4.03%. Black student enrollment increased from 8.15% to 9.61%. Hispanic student representation expanded from 4.68% to 5.35%.
The overall racial diversity, measured by the Census Bureau Diversity Index, is 0.6128 which indicates that moderately diverse. This increased from 0.5192 a decade ago, suggesting that racial diversity has improved.
The following table and chart illustrate the student population trends by race/ethnicity at The College of Wooster over the past 11 years (2015-2025).
Distance Learning (Online Courses) Enrollment Changes
The College of Wooster does not offer online degree/certificate programs. All Students have enrolled in on-campus programs.