The University of Texas at Arlington Student Population and Demographics

UT Arlington Student Population

There are 43,946 students including 30,791 undergraduate and 13,155 graduate students at The University of Texas at Arlington for the academic year 2022-2023. By attending status, there are 24,834 full-time and 19,112 part-time students with gender distribution of 17,436 male and 26,510 female students. The University of Texas at Arlington is offering the distance learning opportunity (online degree program) and total 13,578 students have enrolled online program exclusively.

Student Gender Distribution

The University of Texas at Arlington has a total enrollment of 43,946 with a gender distribution of 39.68% male (17,436 students) and 60.32% female (26,510 students). There are 12,264 male and 18,527 female students in undergraduate school and 5,172 male and 7,983 female students are attending graduate school at The University of Texas at Arlington.

Student Population By Gender
The University of Texas at Arlington
	Total	Men	Women
Total	43,946	17,436	26,510
Undergraduate	30,791	12,264	18,527
Graduate	13,155	5,172	7,983
Full-time	24,834	11,591	13,243
Part-time	19,112	5,845	13,267

[Chart] The University of Texas at Arlington 2023 Gender Distribution of Enrollment

Enrollment by Attending Status

The University of Texas at Arlington has 24,834 full-time and 19,112 part-time students. In undergraduate school, 18,902 students are attending classes with full-time status, and 11,889 students are attending with part-time status. In graduate school, 5,932 students are full-time and 7,223 are part-time students.

Student Population By Attendance Status
The University of Texas at Arlington
	Total	Full-time	Part-time
Total	43,946	24,834	19,112
Undergraduate	30,791	18,902	11,889
Graduate	13,155	5,932	7,223
Men	17,436	11,591	5,845
Women	26,510	13,243	13,267

[Chart] The University of Texas at Arlington Enrollment by Attending Status

Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

At The University of Texas at Arlington, 13,578 students have enrolled exclusively in online courses and 10,064 students have enrolled in some online courses out of total 43,946 students. In undergraduate schools, 16,226 students take at least one online course and in graduate schools, 7,416 students are attending some online courses.

2023 Distance Learning Enrollment
The University of Texas at Arlington
	Total	Undergraduate	Graduate
Total	43,946	30,791	13,155
Online Exclusively	13,578	7,324	6,254
In Some Online Classes	10,064	8,902	1,162
Not In Online Classes	20,304	14,565	5,739

[Chart] The University of Texas at Arlington Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

Race/Ethnicity Distribution

This section analyzes the student population by race/ethnicity at The University of Texas at Arlington. There are 74 American Indian/Native American, 11,252 White, 5,904 Black/African American, 5,085 Asian, 13,686 Hispanic, 41 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, and 665 students with other races.

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity
The University of Texas at Arlington
	Total	Men	Women
Total	43,946	17,436	26,510
American Indian/Native American	74	20	54
Asian	5,085	2,275	2,810
Black/African American	5,904	1,702	4,202
Hispanic	13,686	4,952	8,734
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	41	11	30
White	11,252	3,920	7,332
Two More	1,449	561	888
Race Un-Known	360	104	256

[Chart] The University of Texas at ArlingtonRace/Ethnicity Distribution

Student Age Distribution

The following table and chart show the student enrollment by age distribution at The University of Texas at Arlington.

Age Distribution
The University of Texas at Arlington
	Total	Undergraduate	Graduate
Total	43,946	30,791	13,155
Under 18	218	218	0
Age 18-19	6,915	6,914	1
Age 20-21	7,348	7,144	204
Age 22-24	9,578	6,526	3,052
Age 25-29	7,645	4,038	3,607
Age 30-34	4,094	2,114	1,980
Age 35-39	3,082	1,499	1,583
Age 40-49	3,629	1,666	1,963
Age 50-64	1,373	644	729
Over 64	64	28	36
Age Un-Known	0	0	0

[Chart] The University of Texas at Arlington 2023 Age Distribution of Enrollment

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