US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking- Population

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Total Student Population Comparison

The total student population of US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking is 1,306,776 with 679,928 female students and 626,848 male students. This enrollment statistics is based on the latest data from IPEDS, U.S. Department of Education for academic year 2021-2022. The following table compares the student population for both undergraduate and graduate schools between US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking.

Among the US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking, Ohio State University-Main Campus has the most enrolled students of 61,677, while California Institute of Technology has the least number of students of 2,397 for both in graduate and undergraduate programs.

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Student Population Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking
	Rank	Name	Total	Men	Women
	3	Stanford University	17,680	9,445	8,235
	4	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	11,934	6,931	5,003
	5	California Institute of Technology	2,397	1,487	910
	6	Harvard University	31,345	14,778	16,567
	7	Princeton University	8,478	4,514	3,964
	8	Yale University	14,567	6,895	7,672
	10	University of Chicago	18,832	10,151	8,681
	12	Johns Hopkins University	32,049	14,571	17,478
	12	University of Pennsylvania	28,038	12,385	15,653
	15	University of California-Berkeley	45,036	21,273	23,763
	16	Columbia University in the City of New York	33,776	15,636	18,140
	17	University of California-Los Angeles	46,116	19,990	26,126
	18	Duke University	17,620	8,213	9,407
	19	Cornell University	25,582	12,294	13,288
	20	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	50,278	24,655	25,623
	24	Carnegie Mellon University	15,057	8,541	6,516
	25	Northwestern University	23,409	10,964	12,445
	27	New York University	58,226	24,509	33,717
	28	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	52,434	22,626	29,808
	30	University of California-San Diego	41,885	21,160	20,725
	34	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	43,859	30,044	13,815
	39	The University of Texas at Austin	51,991	23,245	28,746
	43	University of Wisconsin-Madison	47,016	22,205	24,811
	50	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	56,607	30,978	25,629
	52	University of California-Santa Barbara	26,124	11,729	14,395
	53	Brown University	10,696	5,210	5,486
	54	Washington University in St Louis	16,973	7,976	8,997
	56	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	31,641	12,751	18,890
	59	University of California-Davis	40,050	16,285	23,765
	64	Purdue University-Main Campus	50,344	29,057	21,287
	66	University of Southern California	49,318	22,707	26,611
	71	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	52,376	23,418	28,958
	71	Ohio State University-Main Campus	61,677	29,739	31,938
	74	Boston University	36,104	15,319	20,785
	82	University of Maryland-College Park	41,272	20,946	20,326
	84	Emory University	14,779	5,783	8,996
	86	Rice University	8,285	4,767	3,518
	93	Michigan State University	49,659	23,366	26,293
	96	University of California-Irvine	36,505	16,883	19,622
	99	Dartmouth College	6,761	3,422	3,339
Total			1,306,776	626,848	679,928

Undergraduate Student Population

The total undergraduate population of US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking is 794,008 with 419,003 female students and 375,005 male students. The following table compares 2021-2022 undergraduate enrollment between US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking.

Among the US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking, Ohio State University-Main Campus has the most enrolled undergraduate students of 47,106, while California Institute of Technology has the least number of undergraduate students of 987.

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Undergraduate Student Population Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking
	Rank	Name	Total	Men	Women
	3	Stanford University	7,645	3,778	3,867
	4	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	4,638	2,407	2,231
	5	California Institute of Technology	987	546	441
	6	Harvard University	9,579	4,697	4,882
	7	Princeton University	5,321	2,674	2,647
	8	Yale University	6,536	3,174	3,362
	10	University of Chicago	7,636	3,986	3,650
	12	Johns Hopkins University	6,132	2,754	3,378
	12	University of Pennsylvania	11,292	5,052	6,240
	15	University of California-Berkeley	31,814	14,442	17,372
	16	Columbia University in the City of New York	8,832	4,470	4,362
	17	University of California-Los Angeles	32,122	12,924	19,198
	18	Duke University	6,883	3,329	3,554
	19	Cornell University	15,503	7,150	8,353
	20	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	32,282	15,767	16,515
	24	Carnegie Mellon University	6,932	3,482	3,450
	25	Northwestern University	8,847	4,082	4,765
	27	New York University	28,772	12,025	16,747
	28	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	36,201	15,687	20,514
	30	University of California-San Diego	33,343	16,242	17,101
	34	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	17,461	10,515	6,946
	39	The University of Texas at Austin	40,916	17,763	23,153
	43	University of Wisconsin-Madison	34,561	16,404	18,157
	50	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	34,779	18,808	15,971
	52	University of California-Santa Barbara	23,091	10,116	12,975
	53	Brown University	7,349	3,536	3,813
	54	Washington University in St Louis	8,034	3,724	4,310
	56	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	19,845	7,867	11,978
	59	University of California-Davis	31,657	12,610	19,047
	64	Purdue University-Main Campus	37,806	21,853	15,953
	66	University of Southern California	20,790	10,074	10,716
	71	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	36,209	16,424	19,785
	71	Ohio State University-Main Campus	47,106	23,681	23,425
	74	Boston University	18,229	7,719	10,510
	82	University of Maryland-College Park	30,922	15,699	15,223
	84	Emory University	7,130	3,010	4,120
	86	Rice University	4,247	2,187	2,060
	93	Michigan State University	38,574	18,668	19,906
	96	University of California-Irvine	29,449	13,369	16,080
	99	Dartmouth College	4,556	2,310	2,246
Total			794,008	375,005	419,003

Graduate Student Population

The total graduate population of US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking is 794,008 with 419,003 female students and 375,005 male students. The following table compares 2021-2022 graduate enrollment between US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking.

Among the US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking, Ohio State University-Main Campus has the most enrolled graduate students of 47,106, while California Institute of Technology has the least number of graduate students of 987.

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Graduate Student Population Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking
	Rank	Name	Total	Men	Women
	3	Stanford University	7,645	3,778	3,867
	4	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	4,638	2,407	2,231
	5	California Institute of Technology	987	546	441
	6	Harvard University	9,579	4,697	4,882
	7	Princeton University	5,321	2,674	2,647
	8	Yale University	6,536	3,174	3,362
	10	University of Chicago	7,636	3,986	3,650
	12	Johns Hopkins University	6,132	2,754	3,378
	12	University of Pennsylvania	11,292	5,052	6,240
	15	University of California-Berkeley	31,814	14,442	17,372
	16	Columbia University in the City of New York	8,832	4,470	4,362
	17	University of California-Los Angeles	32,122	12,924	19,198
	18	Duke University	6,883	3,329	3,554
	19	Cornell University	15,503	7,150	8,353
	20	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	32,282	15,767	16,515
	24	Carnegie Mellon University	6,932	3,482	3,450
	25	Northwestern University	8,847	4,082	4,765
	27	New York University	28,772	12,025	16,747
	28	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	36,201	15,687	20,514
	30	University of California-San Diego	33,343	16,242	17,101
	34	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	17,461	10,515	6,946
	39	The University of Texas at Austin	40,916	17,763	23,153
	43	University of Wisconsin-Madison	34,561	16,404	18,157
	50	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	34,779	18,808	15,971
	52	University of California-Santa Barbara	23,091	10,116	12,975
	53	Brown University	7,349	3,536	3,813
	54	Washington University in St Louis	8,034	3,724	4,310
	56	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	19,845	7,867	11,978
	59	University of California-Davis	31,657	12,610	19,047
	64	Purdue University-Main Campus	37,806	21,853	15,953
	66	University of Southern California	20,790	10,074	10,716
	71	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	36,209	16,424	19,785
	71	Ohio State University-Main Campus	47,106	23,681	23,425
	74	Boston University	18,229	7,719	10,510
	82	University of Maryland-College Park	30,922	15,699	15,223
	84	Emory University	7,130	3,010	4,120
	86	Rice University	4,247	2,187	2,060
	93	Michigan State University	38,574	18,668	19,906
	96	University of California-Irvine	29,449	13,369	16,080
	99	Dartmouth College	4,556	2,310	2,246
Total			794,008	375,005	419,003

Distance Learning (Online Class) Enrollment

The following table compares 2021-2022 distance learning enrollment for both undergraduate and graduate programs between US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking. In undergraduate programs, out of total 747,008 students, 27,017 students (3.62%) have taken courses only through distance learning and 321,071 students (42.98%) have learned from at least one online course. For graduate schools, out of total 496,312 students, 96,964 students (19.54%) have taken courses only through distance learning and 86,465 students (17.42%) have learned from at least one online course.

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Online Course (Distance Learning) Population Comparison Between US Colleges In Top 100 World Ranking
	Rank	Name	Undergraduate			Graduate
	Rank	Name	Total	Online Exclusively	Some Online Classes	Total	Online Exclusively	Some Online Classes
	3	Stanford University	7,645	-	-	10,035	-	864 (8.61%)
	4	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	4,638	-	69 (1.49%)	7,296	57 (0.78%)	29 (0.40%)
	5	California Institute of Technology	California Institute of Technology does not offer online courses.
	6	Harvard University	9,579	2,426 (25.33%)	-	21,766	8,069 (37.07%)	1,434 (6.59%)
	7	Princeton University	Princeton University does not offer online courses.
	8	Yale University	6,536	-	-	8,031	81 (1.01%)	-
	10	University of Chicago	7,636	-	-	11,196	-	-
	12	Johns Hopkins University	6,132	432 (7.05%)	4,326 (70.55%)	25,917	14,415 (55.62%)	6,534 (25.21%)
	12	University of Pennsylvania	11,292	587 (5.20%)	838 (7.42%)	16,746	2,303 (13.75%)	1,836 (10.96%)
	15	University of California-Berkeley	31,814	3,268 (10.27%)	23,547 (74.01%)	13,222	1,413 (10.69%)	2,851 (21.56%)
	16	Columbia University in the City of New York	8,832	27 (0.31%)	546 (6.18%)	24,944	1,467 (5.88%)	5,626 (22.55%)
	17	University of California-Los Angeles	32,122	4,603 (14.33%)	22,694 (70.65%)	13,994	850 (6.07%)	3,165 (22.62%)
	18	Duke University	6,883	4 (0.06%)	920 (13.37%)	10,737	900 (8.38%)	2,375 (22.12%)
	19	Cornell University	15,503	2 (0.01%)	837 (5.40%)	10,079	158 (1.57%)	2,000 (19.84%)
	20	University of Michigan-Ann Arbor	32,282	80 (0.25%)	14,691 (45.51%)	17,996	1,512 (8.40%)	1,046 (5.81%)
	24	Carnegie Mellon University	6,932	18 (0.26%)	1,916 (27.64%)	8,125	223 (2.74%)	2,509 (30.88%)
	25	Northwestern University	8,847	25 (0.28%)	-	14,562	1,715 (11.78%)	-
	27	New York University	28,772	317 (1.10%)	11,621 (40.39%)	29,454	4,440 (15.07%)	9,993 (33.93%)
	28	University of Washington-Seattle Campus	36,201	541 (1.49%)	7,129 (19.69%)	16,233	795 (4.90%)	1,686 (10.39%)
	30	University of California-San Diego	University of California-San Diego does not offer online courses.
	34	Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus	17,461	726 (4.16%)	6,629 (37.96%)	26,398	18,332 (69.44%)	1,631 (6.18%)
	39	The University of Texas at Austin	40,916	481 (1.18%)	21,632 (52.87%)	11,075	28 (0.25%)	1,566 (14.14%)
	43	University of Wisconsin-Madison	34,561	637 (1.84%)	9,963 (28.83%)	12,455	822 (6.60%)	1,412 (11.34%)
	50	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	34,779	1,502 (4.32%)	30,125 (86.62%)	21,828	10,320 (47.28%)	5,350 (24.51%)
	52	University of California-Santa Barbara	23,091	69 (0.30%)	3,282 (14.21%)	3,033	-	314 (10.35%)
	53	Brown University	Brown University does not offer online courses.
	54	Washington University in St Louis	8,034	332 (4.13%)	698 (8.69%)	8,939	443 (4.96%)	1,846 (20.65%)
	56	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	19,845	158 (0.80%)	4,730 (23.83%)	11,796	2,033 (17.23%)	2,260 (19.16%)
	59	University of California-Davis	31,657	101 (0.32%)	6,779 (21.41%)	8,393	605 (7.21%)	1,113 (13.26%)
	64	Purdue University-Main Campus	37,806	660 (1.75%)	17,696 (46.81%)	12,538	3,763 (30.01%)	1,543 (12.31%)
	66	University of Southern California	20,790	85 (0.41%)	5,591 (26.89%)	28,528	7,471 (26.19%)	9,700 (34.00%)
	71	University of Minnesota-Twin Cities	36,209	1,124 (3.10%)	17,748 (49.02%)	16,167	1,214 (7.51%)	3,489 (21.58%)
	71	Ohio State University-Main Campus	47,106	2,891 (6.14%)	38,329 (81.37%)	14,571	2,295 (15.75%)	3,964 (27.20%)
	74	Boston University	18,229	128 (0.70%)	199 (1.09%)	17,875	3,904 (21.84%)	1,211 (6.77%)
	82	University of Maryland-College Park	30,922	447 (1.45%)	10,487 (33.91%)	10,350	1,400 (13.53%)	1,213 (11.72%)
	84	Emory University	7,130	155 (2.17%)	4,166 (58.43%)	7,649	435 (5.69%)	2,485 (32.49%)
	86	Rice University	4,247	-	1,331 (31.34%)	4,038	511 (12.65%)	854 (21.15%)
	93	Michigan State University	38,574	1,643 (4.26%)	31,731 (82.26%)	11,085	2,345 (21.15%)	1,795 (16.19%)
	96	University of California-Irvine	29,449	3,548 (12.05%)	20,821 (70.70%)	7,056	2,645 (37.49%)	2,627 (37.23%)
	99	Dartmouth College	4,556	-	-	2,205	-	144 (6.53%)
Average			747,008	27,017 (3.62%)	321,071 (42.98%)	496,312	96,964 (19.54%)	86,465 (17.42%)

The ranking data is provided by CollegeEvaluator.