US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking Colleges Population Comparison

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Total Student Population Comparison

The total student population of US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking is 1,451,656 with 755,098 female students and 696,558 male students. This enrollment statistics is based on the latest data from IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education for academic year 2022-2023. The following table compares the student population for both undergraduate and graduate schools between US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking.

Among the US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking, Arizona State University Campus Immersion has the most enrolled students of 80,065, while Princeton University has the least number of students of 8,842 for both in graduate and undergraduate programs.

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Student Population Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 Social Science World Ranking
	Rank	Name	Total	Men	Women
	2	Stanford University	18,283	9,650	8,633
	3	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	11,858	6,784	5,074
	4	Harvard University	30,631	14,207	16,424
	5	Princeton University	8,842	4,668	4,174
	8	Yale University	14,776	6,957	7,819
	9	University of Chicago	18,339	9,925	8,414
	10	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	51,225	24,739	26,486
	11	Columbia University in the City of New York	34,782	16,150	18,632
	12	University of California-Los Angeles	46,430	19,869	26,561
	13	University of California-Berkeley	45,307	20,985	24,322
	15	University of Pennsylvania	28,201	12,366	15,835
	16	University of Wisconsin-Madison	48,956	22,993	25,963
	17	New York University	59,144	24,466	34,678
	18	Cornell University	25,898	12,213	13,685
	19	Duke University	18,023	8,161	9,862
	24	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	52,319	24,831	27,488
	28	Johns Hopkins University	31,275	14,474	16,801
	29	Northwestern University	23,161	10,711	12,450
	31	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	31,705	12,594	19,111
	35	University of California-San Diego	42,006	20,883	21,123
	42	The University of Texas at Austin	52,384	23,099	29,285
	43	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	56,916	31,000	25,916
	50	University of Southern California	48,945	22,574	26,371
	51	Ohio State University-Main Campus	60,540	29,012	31,528
	53	Indiana University-Bloomington	47,005	24,008	22,997
	54	Brown University	11,189	5,381	5,808
	58	Georgetown University	20,984	9,469	11,515
	59	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	54,955	24,390	30,565
	62	University of California-Santa Barbara	26,420	11,905	14,515
	66	Michigan State University	50,023	23,541	26,482
	68	University of California-Irvine	35,937	16,257	19,680
	70	Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus	50,028	26,390	23,638
	72	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	45,296	30,704	14,592
	73	Carnegie Mellon University	16,002	8,973	7,029
	73	University of Maryland-College Park	40,792	20,762	20,030
	81	Arizona State University Campus Immersion	80,065	41,414	38,651
	86	Rutgers University-New Brunswick	50,637	23,354	27,283
	94	University of California-Davis	39,679	16,261	23,418
	97	Syracuse University	22,698	10,438	12,260
Total			1,451,656	696,558	755,098

Undergraduate Student Population

The total undergraduate population of US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking is 923,505 with 484,794 female students and 438,711 male students. The following table compares 2022-2023 undergraduate enrollment between US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking.

Among the US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking, Arizona State University Campus Immersion has the most enrolled undergraduate students of 65,492, while Massachusetts Institute of Technology has the least number of undergraduate students of 4,657.

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Undergraduate Student Population Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 Social Science World Ranking
	Rank	Name	Total	Men	Women
	2	Stanford University	8,049	3,912	4,137
	3	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	4,657	2,413	2,244
	4	Harvard University	9,368	4,498	4,870
	5	Princeton University	5,604	2,803	2,801
	8	Yale University	6,645	3,254	3,391
	9	University of Chicago	7,595	4,028	3,567
	10	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	32,695	15,580	17,115
	11	Columbia University in the City of New York	8,902	4,530	4,372
	12	University of California-Los Angeles	32,423	12,853	19,570
	13	University of California-Berkeley	32,479	14,435	18,044
	15	University of Pennsylvania	11,250	5,044	6,206
	16	University of Wisconsin-Madison	36,306	17,070	19,236
	17	New York University	29,401	12,019	17,382
	18	Cornell University	15,735	7,162	8,573
	19	Duke University	6,640	3,153	3,487
	24	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	36,213	17,831	18,382
	28	Johns Hopkins University	6,044	2,715	3,329
	29	Northwestern University	8,993	4,126	4,867
	31	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	20,029	7,941	12,088
	35	University of California-San Diego	33,096	15,764	17,332
	42	The University of Texas at Austin	41,309	17,610	23,699
	43	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	35,120	18,821	16,299
	50	University of Southern California	20,699	9,916	10,783
	51	Ohio State University-Main Campus	46,123	23,014	23,109
	53	Indiana University-Bloomington	35,660	17,953	17,707
	54	Brown University	7,639	3,675	3,964
	58	Georgetown University	7,900	3,519	4,381
	59	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	39,248	17,662	21,586
	62	University of California-Santa Barbara	23,459	10,360	13,099
	66	Michigan State University	39,201	18,944	20,257
	68	University of California-Irvine	28,662	12,584	16,078
	70	Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus	41,745	22,183	19,562
	72	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	18,415	11,178	7,237
	73	Carnegie Mellon University	7,059	3,512	3,547
	73	University of Maryland-College Park	30,353	15,413	14,940
	81	Arizona State University Campus Immersion	65,492	33,351	32,141
	86	Rutgers University-New Brunswick	36,344	18,156	18,188
	94	University of California-Davis	31,532	12,699	18,833
	97	Syracuse University	15,421	7,030	8,391
Total			923,505	438,711	484,794

Graduate Student Population

The total graduate population of US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking is 528,151 with 270,304 female students and 257,847 male students. The following table compares 2022-2023 graduate enrollment between US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking.

Among the US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking, New York University has the most enrolled graduate students of 29,743, while University of California-Santa Barbara has the least number of graduate students of 2,961.

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Graduate Student Population Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 Social Science World Ranking
	Rank	Name	Total	Men	Women
	2	Stanford University	10,234	5,738	4,496
	3	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	7,201	4,371	2,830
	4	Harvard University	21,263	9,709	11,554
	5	Princeton University	3,238	1,865	1,373
	8	Yale University	8,131	3,703	4,428
	9	University of Chicago	10,744	5,897	4,847
	10	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	18,530	9,159	9,371
	11	Columbia University in the City of New York	25,880	11,620	14,260
	12	University of California-Los Angeles	14,007	7,016	6,991
	13	University of California-Berkeley	12,828	6,550	6,278
	15	University of Pennsylvania	16,951	7,322	9,629
	16	University of Wisconsin-Madison	12,650	5,923	6,727
	17	New York University	29,743	12,447	17,296
	18	Cornell University	10,163	5,051	5,112
	19	Duke University	11,383	5,008	6,375
	24	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	16,106	7,000	9,106
	28	Johns Hopkins University	25,231	11,759	13,472
	29	Northwestern University	14,168	6,585	7,583
	31	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	11,676	4,653	7,023
	35	University of California-San Diego	8,910	5,119	3,791
	42	The University of Texas at Austin	11,075	5,489	5,586
	43	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	21,796	12,179	9,617
	50	University of Southern California	28,246	12,658	15,588
	51	Ohio State University-Main Campus	14,417	5,998	8,419
	53	Indiana University-Bloomington	11,345	6,055	5,290
	54	Brown University	3,550	1,706	1,844
	58	Georgetown University	13,084	5,950	7,134
	59	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	15,707	6,728	8,979
	62	University of California-Santa Barbara	2,961	1,545	1,416
	66	Michigan State University	10,822	4,597	6,225
	68	University of California-Irvine	7,275	3,673	3,602
	70	Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus	8,283	4,207	4,076
	72	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	26,881	19,526	7,355
	73	Carnegie Mellon University	8,943	5,461	3,482
	73	University of Maryland-College Park	10,439	5,349	5,090
	81	Arizona State University Campus Immersion	14,573	8,063	6,510
	86	Rutgers University-New Brunswick	14,293	5,198	9,095
	94	University of California-Davis	8,147	3,562	4,585
	97	Syracuse University	7,277	3,408	3,869
Total			528,151	257,847	270,304

Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

The following table compares 2022-2023 distance learning enrollment for both undergraduate and graduate programs between US Colleges in Top 100 Social Science World Ranking. In undergraduate programs, out of total 917,901 students, 15,148 students (1.65%) have taken courses only through distance learning and 276,582 students (30.13%) have learned from at least one online course. For graduate schools, out of total 524,913 students, 92,290 students (17.58%) have taken courses only through distance learning and 68,295 students (13.01%) have learned from at least one online course.

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Online Course (Distance Learning) Population Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 Social Science World Ranking
	Rank	Name	Undergraduate			Graduate
	Rank	Name	Total	Online Exclusively	Some Online Classes	Total	Online Exclusively	Some Online Classes
	2	Stanford University	8,049	288 (3.58%)	-	10,234	-	779 (7.61%)
	3	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	4,657	-	-	7,201	61 (0.85%)	-
	4	Harvard University	9,368	1,312 (14.01%)	407 (4.34%)	21,263	5,611 (26.39%)	1,555 (7.31%)
	5	Princeton University	Princeton University does not offer online courses.
	8	Yale University	6,645	-	-	8,131	74 (0.91%)	86 (1.06%)
	9	University of Chicago	7,595	-	-	10,744	28 (0.26%)	-
	10	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	32,695	31 (0.09%)	3,274 (10.01%)	18,530	1,494 (8.06%)	2,137 (11.53%)
	11	Columbia University in the City of New York	8,902	25 (0.28%)	180 (2.02%)	25,880	1,086 (4.20%)	3,662 (14.15%)
	12	University of California-Los Angeles	32,423	17 (0.05%)	3,838 (11.84%)	14,007	590 (4.21%)	920 (6.57%)
	13	University of California-Berkeley	32,479	43 (0.13%)	6,728 (20.71%)	12,828	1,579 (12.31%)	1,350 (10.52%)
	15	University of Pennsylvania	11,250	570 (5.07%)	167 (1.48%)	16,951	2,163 (12.76%)	1,019 (6.01%)
	16	University of Wisconsin-Madison	36,306	545 (1.50%)	9,098 (25.06%)	12,650	839 (6.63%)	1,301 (10.28%)
	17	New York University	29,401	263 (0.89%)	6,926 (23.56%)	29,743	3,797 (12.77%)	7,314 (24.59%)
	18	Cornell University	15,735	-	812 (5.16%)	10,163	382 (3.76%)	1,880 (18.50%)
	19	Duke University	6,640	2 (0.03%)	69 (1.04%)	11,383	948 (8.33%)	1,129 (9.92%)
	24	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	36,213	440 (1.22%)	7,046 (19.46%)	16,106	767 (4.76%)	1,612 (10.01%)
	28	Johns Hopkins University	6,044	403 (6.67%)	923 (15.27%)	25,231	13,621 (53.99%)	4,381 (17.36%)
	29	Northwestern University	8,993	-	18 (0.20%)	14,168	1,123 (7.93%)	1,576 (11.12%)
	31	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	20,029	38 (0.19%)	4,330 (21.62%)	11,676	1,880 (16.10%)	1,774 (15.19%)
	35	University of California-San Diego	33,096	5 (0.02%)	2,860 (8.64%)	8,910	43 (0.48%)	397 (4.46%)
	42	The University of Texas at Austin	41,309	341 (0.83%)	19,009 (46.02%)	11,075	34 (0.31%)	839 (7.58%)
	43	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	35,120	658 (1.87%)	21,798 (62.07%)	21,796	9,257 (42.47%)	3,353 (15.38%)
	50	University of Southern California	20,699	25 (0.12%)	2,305 (11.14%)	28,246	6,251 (22.13%)	7,901 (27.97%)
	51	Ohio State University-Main Campus	46,123	1,657 (3.59%)	31,185 (67.61%)	14,417	2,178 (15.11%)	3,431 (23.80%)
	53	Indiana University-Bloomington	35,660	159 (0.45%)	14,820 (41.56%)	11,345	3,458 (30.48%)	1,541 (13.58%)
	54	Brown University	7,639	59 (0.77%)	353 (4.62%)	3,550	148 (4.17%)	28 (0.79%)
	58	Georgetown University	7,900	372 (4.71%)	221 (2.80%)	13,084	3,186 (24.35%)	1,161 (8.87%)
	59	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	39,248	881 (2.24%)	15,435 (39.33%)	15,707	1,097 (6.98%)	3,048 (19.41%)
	62	University of California-Santa Barbara	23,459	10 (0.04%)	2,461 (10.49%)	2,961	-	286 (9.66%)
	66	Michigan State University	39,201	611 (1.56%)	22,156 (56.52%)	10,822	2,117 (19.56%)	1,342 (12.40%)
	68	University of California-Irvine	28,662	187 (0.65%)	12,174 (42.47%)	7,275	2,332 (32.05%)	2,723 (37.43%)
	70	Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus	41,745	66 (0.16%)	17,335 (41.53%)	8,283	50 (0.60%)	697 (8.41%)
	72	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	18,415	823 (4.47%)	2,718 (14.76%)	26,881	18,575 (69.10%)	482 (1.79%)
	73	Carnegie Mellon University	7,059	26 (0.37%)	923 (13.08%)	8,943	546 (6.11%)	1,751 (19.58%)
	73	University of Maryland-College Park	30,353	243 (0.80%)	8,253 (27.19%)	10,439	1,273 (12.19%)	1,130 (10.82%)
	81	Arizona State University Campus Immersion	65,492	3,958 (6.04%)	38,222 (58.36%)	14,573	437 (3.00%)	2,391 (16.41%)
	86	Rutgers University-New Brunswick	36,344	773 (2.13%)	17,644 (48.55%)	14,293	2,985 (20.88%)	2,023 (14.15%)
	94	University of California-Davis	31,532	3 (0.01%)	1,285 (4.08%)	8,147	350 (4.30%)	366 (4.49%)
	97	Syracuse University	15,421	314 (2.04%)	1,609 (10.43%)	7,277	1,930 (26.52%)	930 (12.78%)
Average			917,901	15,148 (1.65%)	276,582 (30.13%)	524,913	92,290 (17.58%)	68,295 (13.01%)

The ranking data is provided by CollegeEvaluator.

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