Enrollment Trends at U of Dallas

The student population at University of Dallas is 2,328 (1,453 undergraduate and 875 graduate students) . The number of students has decreased by 270 over the past decade.

The percentage of undergraduate students at U of Dallas is 62.41% which is increased by 73 over last 10 years. The graduate student population decreased by 343 and it has been decreasing. The female to male ratio is 1.08 to 1 which means that the numbers of female and male students are similar.

417 students enrolled in online degree program exclusively and the number of online students has increased by 22.29% since 2014.

School Home 2023 Student Population

Student Population Changes

The average student population over the last 11 years is 2,478 where 2,328 students are attending the school for the academic year 2022-2023.

62.41% of total students is undergraduate students and 37.59% students is graduate students. The number of undergraduate students has increased by 73 and the graduate enrollment has decreased by 343 over past 10 years.

The female to male ratio is 1.08 to 1 and it means that there are similar numbers of female and male students enrolled in U of Dallas.

The following table and chart illustrate the changes in student population by gender at University of Dallas since 2013.

Year	Total	Undergraduate			Graduate
Year	Total	Total	Men	Women	Total	Men	Women
2013-14	2,598	1,380	641	739	1,218	723	495
2014-15	2,548 -50	1,327 -53	596 -45	731 -8	1,221 3	757 34	464 -31
2015-16	2,387 -161	1,342 15	593 -3	749 18	1,045 -176	642 -115	403 -61
2016-17	2,357 -30	1,407 65	637 44	770 21	950 -95	557 -85	393 -10
2017-18	2,510 153	1,450 43	674 37	776 6	1,060 110	611 54	449 56
2018-19	2,542 32	1,471 21	697 23	774 -2	1,071 11	624 13	447 -2
2019-20	2,481 -61	1,475 4	689 -8	786 12	1,006 -65	578 -46	428 -19
2020-21	2,489 8	1,447 -28	654 -35	793 7	1,042 36	563 -15	479 51
2021-22	2,538 49	1,500 53	651 -3	849 56	1,038 -4	586 23	452 -27
2022-23	2,328 -210	1,453 -47	641 -10	812 -37	875 -163	478 -108	397 -55
Average	2,478	1,425	647	778	1,053	612	441

University of Dallas Enrollment Trends Chart

Undergraduate Enrollment Changes

The average number of Undergraduate students over the last 11 years is 1,425 where 1,453 students are attending the Undergraduate school for the academic year 2022-2023. The following table and chart illustrate the changes in Undergraduate enrollment by attending status and gender at University of Dallas since 2013.

Year	Total	Full-time			Part-time
Year	Total	Total	Men	Women	Total	Men	Women
2013-14	1,380	1,365	632	733	15	9	6
2014-15	1,327	1,313	589	724	14	7	7
2015-16	1,342	1,315	579	736	27	14	13
2016-17	1,407	1,374	623	751	33	14	19
2017-18	1,450	1,421	658	763	29	16	13
2018-19	1,471	1,447	681	766	24	16	8
2019-20	1,475	1,443	670	773	32	19	13
2020-21	1,447	1,424	640	784	23	14	9
2021-22	1,500	1,466	636	830	34	15	19
2022-23	1,453	1,427	631	796	26	10	16
Average	1,425	1,425	634	766	1,425	13	12

University of Dallas Undergraduate Enrollment Trends Chart

Graduate Enrollment Changes

The average number of Graduate students over the last 11 years is 1,053 where 875 students are attending the Graduate school for the academic year 2022-2023. The following table and chart illustrate the changes in Graduate enrollment by attending status and gender at University of Dallas since 2013.

Year	Total	Full-time			Part-time
Year	Total	Total	Men	Women	Total	Men	Women
2013-14	1,218	340	202	138	878	521	357
2014-15	1,221	406	275	131	815	482	333
2015-16	1,045	326	231	95	719	411	308
2016-17	950	226	131	95	724	426	298
2017-18	1,060	265	155	110	795	456	339
2018-19	1,071	268	157	111	803	467	336
2019-20	1,006	252	146	106	754	432	322
2020-21	1,042	262	163	99	780	400	380
2021-22	1,038	310	196	114	728	390	338
2022-23	875	280	171	109	595	307	288
Average	1,053	1,053	183	111	1,053	429	330

University of Dallas Graduate Enrollment Trends Chart

Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity Changes

The percentage of white students is 54.60%. The percentage was 55.85% 10 years ago and U of Dallas still has a high percentage of white students. 6.96% of enrolled students is Asian and 6.87% is black students.

The following table and chart illustrate the student population trends by race/ethnicity at University of Dallas over the past 11 years (2013-2023).

Year	American Indian or Native American	Asian	Black	Hispanic	Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	White	Two or More Races
Year	2013-14	7	181	215	399	2	1,451	65
2014-15	8	175	207	386	4	1,364	68
2015-16	9	165	162	407	4	1,301	56
2016-17	12	184	172	412	7	1,293	67
2017-18	10	179	208	464	2	1,355	61
2018-19	6	203	242	476	3	1,339	61
2019-20	5	180	212	500	3	1,326	56
2020-21	4	191	206	522	2	1,328	70
2021-22	6	196	202	564	2	1,342	59
2022-23	7	162	160	522	4	1,271	49
Average	7	182	199	465	3	1,337	61

University of Dallas Enrollment by Race Trends Chart

Distance Learning (Online Courses) Enrollment Changes

417 students are enrolled in online degree programs exclusively for the academic year 2022-2023, which is 18% of total students. The number of online students has increased 22.29% since 2014. The following table and chart illustrate the changes in the online student population by enrolled type at University of Dallas from 2014 to 2023.

Year	Total Enrollment	Online Completely	Enrolled in Some Online Courses	Not Enrolled in Online Courses
2014-15	2,548	341	245	1,962
2015-16	2,387	270	197	1,920
2016-17	2,357	278	739	1,340
2017-18	2,510	237	221	2,052
2018-19	2,542	348	259	1,935
2019-20	2,481	342	253	1,886
2020-21	2,489	603	640	1,246
2021-22	2,538	581	651	1,306
2022-23	2,328	417	375	1,536
Average	2,464	380	398	1,687

Most Searched Texas Colleges (last 30 days)

4-Year Colleges

The University of Texas at Austin Public, four-years | Austin
Texas A & M University-College Station Public, four-years | College Station
Texas Tech University Public, four-years | Lubbock
Baylor University Private, four-years | Waco
Southern Methodist University Private, four-years | Dallas
Texas Christian University Private, four-years | Fort Worth
Rice University Private, four-years | Houston
University of North Texas Public, four-years | Denton
Texas State University Public, four-years | San Marcos
University of Houston Public, four-years | Houston

compare schools

Graduate

The University of Texas at Austin Public, four-years | Austin
Texas Tech University Public, four-years | Lubbock
Baylor University Private, four-years | Waco
The University of Texas at El Paso Public, four-years | El Paso
Stephen F Austin State University Public, four-years | Nacogdoches
The University of Texas at Arlington Public, four-years | Arlington
Abilene Christian University Private, four-years | Abilene
Sam Houston State University Public, four-years | Huntsville
Texas Woman's University Public, four-years | Denton
Texas A & M University-College Station Public, four-years | College Station

compare schools

Online Schools

Texas Tech University Public, four-years | Lubbock
Collin County Community College District Public, four-years | McKinney
Texas State University Public, four-years | San Marcos
Central Texas College Public, 2-4 years | Killeen
Southern Methodist University Private, four-years | Dallas
Abilene Christian University Private, four-years | Abilene
San Jacinto Community College Public, four-years | Pasadena
South Texas College Public, four-years | McAllen
East Texas Baptist University Private, four-years | Marshall
Texas A & M University-Commerce Public, four-years | Commerce

compare schools

Trade Schools

Arlington Career Institute Private, 2-4 years | Grand Prairie
Concorde Career College-Dallas Private, 2-4 years | Dallas
The Recording Conservatory of Austin Private, 2-4 years | Austin
Pathway Vocational Academy Private, Less than 2-years | Beaumont
Concorde Career College-Grand Prairie Private, 2-4 years | Grand Prairie
Paul Mitchell the School-Austin Private, Less than 2-years | Austin
CyberTex Institute of Technology Private, Less than 2-years | Austin
Northwest Educational Center Private, Less than 2-years | Houston
Houston School of Carpentry Private, Less than 2-years | Houston
Ogle School Hair Skin Nails-Dallas Private, Less than 2-years | Dallas

compare schools