Family Medicine 11 Colleges Population Comparison

Total PopulationUndergraduateGraduateOnline Classes

Total Student Population Comparison

The total student population of best Family Medicine schools is 351,239 with 192,055 female students and 159,184 male students. This enrollment statistics is based on the latest data from IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education for academic year 2024-2025. The following table compares the student population for both undergraduate and graduate schools between best Family Medicine schools.

Among the best Family Medicine schools, University of Washington-Seattle Campus has the most enrolled students of 56,997, while Oregon Health & Science University has the least number of students of 2,942 for both in graduate and undergraduate programs.

Student Population Comparison Between Best Family Medicine Schools
Name	Total	Men	Women
University of California-San Francisco	3,007	1,100	1,907
University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus	23,124	9,211	13,913
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	52,855	24,997	27,858
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	56,666	25,150	31,516
University of Missouri-Columbia	31,543	13,804	17,739
University of New Mexico-Main Campus	23,124	9,917	13,207
Duke University	17,499	7,778	9,721
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	32,438	12,821	19,617
Oregon Health & Science University	2,942	897	2,045
University of Washington-Seattle Campus	56,997	29,577	27,420
University of Wisconsin-Madison	51,044	23,932	27,112
Total	351,239	159,184	192,055

Undergraduate Student Population

The total undergraduate population of best Family Medicine schools is 238,545 with 127,974 female students and 110,571 male students. The following table compares 2024-2025 undergraduate enrollment between best Family Medicine schools.

Among the best Family Medicine schools, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities has the most enrolled undergraduate students of 41,303, while Oregon Health & Science University has the least number of undergraduate students of 836.

Undergraduate Student Population Comparison Between Best Family Medicine Schools
Name	Total	Men	Women
University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus	13,921	6,046	7,875
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	34,454	15,920	18,534
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	41,303	18,662	22,641
University of Missouri-Columbia	24,449	11,046	13,403
University of New Mexico-Main Campus	17,450	7,468	9,982
Duke University	6,523	3,017	3,506
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	20,885	8,197	12,688
Oregon Health & Science University	836	154	682
University of Washington-Seattle Campus	40,684	22,246	18,438
University of Wisconsin-Madison	38,040	17,815	20,225
Total	238,545	110,571	127,974

Graduate Student Population

The total graduate population of best Family Medicine schools is 112,694 with 64,081 female students and 48,613 male students. The following table compares 2023-2024 graduate enrollment between best Family Medicine schools.

Among the best Family Medicine schools, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor has the most enrolled graduate students of 18,401, while Oregon Health & Science University has the least number of graduate students of 2,106.

Graduate Student Population Comparison Between Best Family Medicine Schools
Name	Total	Men	Women
University of California-San Francisco	3,007	1,100	1,907
University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus	9,203	3,165	6,038
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	18,401	9,077	9,324
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	15,363	6,488	8,875
University of Missouri-Columbia	7,094	2,758	4,336
University of New Mexico-Main Campus	5,674	2,449	3,225
Duke University	10,976	4,761	6,215
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	11,553	4,624	6,929
Oregon Health & Science University	2,106	743	1,363
University of Washington-Seattle Campus	16,313	7,331	8,982
University of Wisconsin-Madison	13,004	6,117	6,887
Total	112,694	48,613	64,081

Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

The following table compares 2023-2024 distance learning enrollment for both undergraduate and graduate programs between best Family Medicine schools. In undergraduate programs, out of total 238,545 students, 7,606 students (3.19%) have taken courses only through distance learning and 65,616 students (27.51%) have learned from at least one online course. For graduate schools, out of total 112,694 students, 14,071 students (12.49%) have taken courses only through distance learning and 16,362 students (14.52%) have learned from at least one online course.

Online Course (Distance Learning) Population Comparison Between Best Family Medicine Schools
Name	Undergraduate			Graduate
Name	Total	Online Exclusively	Some Online Classes	Total	Online Exclusively	Some Online Classes
University of California-San Francisco	No Undergraduate Level Courses Offered	3,007	8 (0.27%)	837 (27.84%)
University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus	13,921	1,621 (11.64%)	5,080 (36.49%)	9,203	2,633 (28.61%)	1,789 (19.44%)
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	34,454	41 (0.12%)	3,115 (9.04%)	18,401	1,438 (7.81%)	1,468 (7.98%)
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	41,303	897 (2.17%)	16,068 (38.90%)	15,363	1,161 (7.56%)	2,500 (16.27%)
University of Missouri-Columbia	24,449	1,186 (4.85%)	11,636 (47.59%)	7,094	2,371 (33.42%)	936 (13.19%)
University of New Mexico-Main Campus	17,450	2,420 (13.87%)	8,075 (46.28%)	5,674	1,220 (21.50%)	1,371 (24.16%)
Duke University	6,523	1 (0.02%)	137 (2.10%)	10,976	1,311 (11.94%)	2,699 (24.59%)
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	20,885	43 (0.21%)	3,936 (18.85%)	11,553	1,815 (15.71%)	1,733 (15.00%)
Oregon Health & Science University	836	164 (19.62%)	287 (34.33%)	2,106	237 (11.25%)	611 (29.01%)
University of Washington-Seattle Campus	40,684	670 (1.65%)	7,467 (18.35%)	16,313	986 (6.04%)	1,237 (7.58%)
University of Wisconsin-Madison	38,040	563 (1.48%)	9,815 (25.80%)	13,004	891 (6.85%)	1,181 (9.08%)
Average	238,545	7,606 (3.19%)	65,616 (27.51%)	112,694	14,071 (12.49%)	16,362 (14.52%)