Lowest Enrollment Rate in Colleges

Colleges with Lowest Enrollment Rate

This page lists the schools having low yield) in United States. The yield, also known as enrollment rate, is the percent of students who choose to enroll after having been offered admission. Higher yield means that more admitted students are finally enrolled into the school.

Rutgers University-Camden, has the lowest yield rate of 2.44% for academic year 2024-2025 in United States. Talladega College is positioned second with 2.77% yield and Wingate University follows them with 3%. Next table shows the schools that have low yield rates with admission statistics and acceptance rates. Colleges whose programs are focused on certificate, associate, and/or special subjects such as arts and music are excluded from the ranking. You may want to check colleges having the highest yield rates.

Colleges with Lowest Enrollment Rate (2025)
	Name	Yield	# of Applicants	# of Admitted	# of Enrolled	Acceptance Rate
1	Rutgers University-Camden Public, four-yearsCamden, NJ	2.44%	32,840	21,768	531	66.29%
2	Talladega College Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsTalladega, AL	2.77%	10,307	8,804	244	85.42%
3	Wingate University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsWingate, NC	2.82%	30,339	27,647	780	91.13%
4	Edward Waters University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsJacksonville, FL	3.02%	10,283	8,735	264	84.95%
5	Saint Augustine's University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsRaleigh, NC	3.16%	2,059	696	22	33.80%
6	Southern University at New Orleans Public, four-yearsNew Orleans, LA	3.17%	6,526	5,149	163	78.90%
7	Paine College Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsAugusta, GA	3.58%	3,105	2,963	106	95.43%
8	Chicago State University Public, four-yearsChicago, IL	3.76%	10,638	4,602	173	43.26%
9	Hawaii Pacific University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsHonolulu, HI	3.81%	14,206	12,198	465	85.87%
10	Shaw University Private (not-for-profit), four-yearsRaleigh, NC	4.10%	7,390	5,924	243	80.16%

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