University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center Student Population and Demographics

Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center Student Population

There are 3,680 students including 1,214 undergraduate and 2,466 graduate students at University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center for the academic year 2024-2025. By attending status, there are 3,140 full-time and 540 part-time students with gender distribution of 990 male and 2,690 female students.

University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center is offering the distance learning opportunity (online degree program) and total 728 students have enrolled online program exclusively.

Student Gender Distribution

University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center has a total enrollment of 3,680 with a gender distribution of 26.90% male (990 students) and 73.10% female (2,690 students). There are 151 male and 1,063 female students in undergraduate school and 839 male and 1,627 female students are attending graduate school at University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center.

Student Population By Gender
University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center
	Total	Men	Women
Total	3,680	990	2,690
Undergraduate	1,214	151	1,063
Graduate	2,466	839	1,627
Full-time	3,140	864	2,276
Part-time	540	126	414

[Chart] University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center 2025 Gender Distribution of Enrollment

Enrollment by Attending Status

University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center has 3,140 full-time and 540 part-time students. In undergraduate school, 1,155 students are attending classes with full-time status, and 59 students are attending with part-time status. In graduate school, 1,985 students are full-time and 481 are part-time students.

Student Population By Attendance Status
University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center
	Total	Full-time	Part-time
Total	3,680	3,140	540
Undergraduate	1,214	1,155	59
Graduate	2,466	1,985	481
Men	990	864	126
Women	2,690	2,276	414

[Chart] University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center Enrollment by Attending Status

Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

At University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center, 728 students have enrolled exclusively in online courses and 1,629 students have enrolled in some online courses out of total 3,680 students.

In undergraduate schools, 1,214 students take at least one online course and in graduate schools, 1,143 students are attending some online courses.

2025 Distance Learning Enrollment
University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center
	Total	Undergraduate	Graduate
Total	3,680	1,214	2,466
Online Exclusively	728	457	271
In Some Online Classes	1,629	757	872
Not In Online Classes	1,323	0	1,323

[Chart] University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

Race/Ethnicity Distribution

This section analyzes the student population by race/ethnicity at University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center. There are 119 American Indian/Native American, 2,070 White, 144 Black/African American, 443 Asian, 330 Hispanic, 3 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, and 106 students with other races.

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity
University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center
	Total	Men	Women
Total	3,680	990	2,690
American Indian/Native American	119	41	78
Asian	443	163	280
Black/African American	144	31	113
Hispanic	330	72	258
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	3	3	0
White	2,070	523	1,547
Two More	106	20	86
Race Un-Known	316	86	230

[Chart] University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences CenterRace/Ethnicity Distribution

Student Age Distribution

The following table and chart show the student enrollment by age distribution at University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center.

Age Distribution
University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center
	Total	Undergraduate	Graduate
Total	3,680	1,214	2,466
Under 18	0	0	0
Age 18-19	293	270	23
Age 20-21	437	351	86
Age 22-24	1,339	306	1,033
Age 25-29	990	136	854
Age 30-34	286	63	223
Age 35-39	140	40	100
Age 40-49	148	38	110
Age 50-64	45	10	35
Over 64	2	0	2
Age Un-Known	0	0	0

[Chart] University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center 2025 Age Distribution of Enrollment

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