Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque Student Population and Demographics

Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque Student Population

Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque has a total enrollment of 167 (all undergraduate students) for the academic year 2022-2023. By attending status, there are 165 full-time and 2 part-time students with gender distribution of 15 male and 152 female students.

Student Gender Distribution

Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque has a total enrollment of 167 with a gender distribution of 8.98% male (15 students) and 91.02% female (152 students).

Student Population By Gender
Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque
	Total	Men	Women
Total	167	15	152
Full-time	165	14	151
Part-time	2	1	1

[Chart] Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque 2023 Gender Distribution of Enrollment

Enrollment by Attending Status

Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque has 165 full-time and 2 part-time students. In undergraduate school, 165 students are attending classes with full-time status, and 2 students are attending with part-time status.

Student Population By Attendance Status
Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque
	Total	Full-time	Part-time
Total	167	165	2
Men	15	14	1
Women	152	151	1

[Chart] Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque Enrollment by Attending Status

Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque does not offer the distance learning opportunity.

Race/Ethnicity Distribution

This section analyzes the student population by race/ethnicity at Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque. There are 7 American Indian/Native American, 41 White, 3 Black/African American, 3 Asian, 79 Hispanic, and 2 students with other races.

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity
Paul Mitchell the School-Albuquerque
	Total	Men	Women
Total	167	15	152
American Indian/Native American	7	2	5
Asian	3	0	3
Black/African American	3	0	3
Hispanic	79	9	70
White	41	2	39
Two More	11	1	10
Race Un-Known	22	1	21

[Chart] Paul Mitchell the School-AlbuquerqueRace/Ethnicity Distribution

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