Best Health Colleges Enrollment Comparison

A total of 309,912 students enroll in Best Health Colleges. By gender, of the total student body, 43.46% are male (134,678) and 56.54% are female (175,234).

The average student population of Best Health Colleges is 30,991. University of Minnesota-Twin Cities is the largest with 54,955 students, and Rush University is the smallest with 2,870 students among Best Health Colleges.

There are 193,195 undergraduate students in Best Health Colleges, 62.34% of the student body. Graduate students account for 37.66% of the total students.

Of the Best Health Colleges, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities has the most number of undergraduate students of 39,248, and University of Michigan-Ann Arbor has the most number of graduate students of 18,530.

Table. Best Health Colleges Student Population Comparison
Rank	School	Total	By Gender		By Level		Online Enrollment
Rank	School	Total	Men	Women	Undergraduate	Graduate	Undergraduate	Graduate
1	University of Michigan-Ann ArborAnn Arbor, MI	51,225	24,739	26,486	32,695	18,530	31	1,494
2	University of Minnesota-Twin CitiesMinneapolis, MN	54,955	24,390	30,565	39,248	15,707	881	1,097
3	University of North Carolina at Chapel HillChapel Hill, NC	31,705	12,594	19,111	20,029	11,676	38	1,880
4	University of PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, PA	28,201	12,366	15,835	11,250	16,951	570	2,163
5	University of Alabama at BirminghamBirmingham, AL	21,639	7,903	13,736	13,032	8,607	2,436	3,548
6	Virginia Commonwealth UniversityRichmond, VA	28,082	10,044	18,038	20,958	7,124	1,394	1,286
7	Northwestern UniversityEvanston, IL	23,161	10,711	12,450	8,993	14,168	-	1,123
8	University of Washington-Seattle CampusSeattle, WA	52,319	24,831	27,488	36,213	16,106	440	767
9	Rush UniversityChicago, IL	2,870	649	2,221	115	2,755	31	810
10	Saint Louis UniversitySaint Louis, MO	15,755	6,451	9,304	10,662	5,093	659	559
-	Average	30,991	13,468	17,523	19,320	11,672	648	1,473

Best Health Colleges Student Population