For the academic year 2022-2023, the total student population of Florida Colleges is 579,077. The proportion of undergraduate students is 76.41% (442,450 students) and graduate students's proportion is 23.59% (136,627 graduate students).
University of Central Florida has the most students of 68,346 among Florida Colleges. By gender, the male-female ratio at Florida Colleges is 43.43% (251,495 male students) to 56.57% (327,582 female students).
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Student Population Comparison between Florida Colleges
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Florida Colleges Student Population Comparison Table |
School Name | Total | Undergraduate |
Graduate | Male Students | Female Students |
|---|
|
Academy for Five Element AcupunctureGainesville, FL | 73 |
- |
73
(100.00%) |
14
(19.18%) |
59
(80.82%) |
|---|
|
Acupuncture and Massage CollegeMiami, FL | 138 |
67
(48.55%) |
71
(51.45%) |
46
(33.33%) |
92
(66.67%) |
|---|
|
AdventHealth UniversityOrlando, FL | 1,610 |
1,110
(68.94%) |
500
(31.06%) |
349
(21.68%) |
1,261
(78.32%) |
|---|
|
Albizu University-MiamiMiami, FL | 864 |
217
(25.12%) |
647
(74.88%) |
119
(13.77%) |
745
(86.23%) |
|---|
|
Ana G. Mendez UniversityOrlando, FL | 7,904 |
4,662
(58.98%) |
3,242
(41.02%) |
1,949
(24.66%) |
5,955
(75.34%) |
|---|
|
Atlantic Institute of Oriental MedicineFort Lauderdale, FL | 145 |
1
(0.69%) |
144
(99.31%) |
26
(17.93%) |
119
(82.07%) |
|---|
|
Atlantis UniversityMiami, FL | 850 |
443
(52.12%) |
407
(47.88%) |
466
(54.82%) |
384
(45.18%) |
|---|
|
Ave Maria UniversityAve Maria, FL | 1,310 |
1,247
(95.19%) |
63
(4.81%) |
608
(46.41%) |
702
(53.59%) |
|---|
|
Baptist University of FloridaGraceville, FL | 410 |
385
(93.90%) |
25
(6.10%) |
207
(50.49%) |
203
(49.51%) |
|---|
|
Barry UniversityMiami, FL | 6,958 |
3,122
(44.87%) |
3,836
(55.13%) |
2,243
(32.24%) |
4,715
(67.76%) |
|---|
|
Bethune-Cookman UniversityDaytona Beach, FL | 2,727 |
2,628
(96.37%) |
99
(3.63%) |
1,007
(36.93%) |
1,720
(63.07%) |
|---|
|
DeVry University-FloridaOrlando, FL | 294 |
281
(95.58%) |
13
(4.42%) |
129
(43.88%) |
165
(56.12%) |
|---|
|
Dragon Rises College of Oriental MedicineGainesville, FL | 45 |
- |
45
(100.00%) |
6
(13.33%) |
39
(86.67%) |
|---|
|
East West College of Natural MedicineSarasota, FL | 55 |
- |
55
(100.00%) |
10
(18.18%) |
45
(81.82%) |
|---|
|
Edward Waters UniversityJacksonville, FL | 1,181 |
1,142
(96.70%) |
39
(3.30%) |
632
(53.51%) |
549
(46.49%) |
|---|
|
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Daytona BeachDaytona Beach, FL | 10,301 |
9,533
(92.54%) |
768
(7.46%) |
7,531
(73.11%) |
2,770
(26.89%) |
|---|
|
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-WorldwideDaytona Beach, FL | 11,574 |
8,479
(73.26%) |
3,095
(26.74%) |
9,450
(81.65%) |
2,124
(18.35%) |
|---|
|
Everglades UniversityBoca Raton, FL | 2,624 |
2,246
(85.59%) |
378
(14.41%) |
1,295
(49.35%) |
1,329
(50.65%) |
|---|
|
Faith Theological Seminary and Christian CollegeTampa, FL | 118 |
81
(68.64%) |
37
(31.36%) |
54
(45.76%) |
64
(54.24%) |
|---|
|
Flagler CollegeSaint Augustine, FL | 2,623 |
2,607
(99.39%) |
16
(0.61%) |
824
(31.41%) |
1,799
(68.59%) |
|---|
|
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical UniversityTallahassee, FL | 9,215 |
7,709
(83.66%) |
1,506
(16.34%) |
3,079
(33.41%) |
6,136
(66.59%) |
|---|
|
Florida Atlantic UniversityBoca Raton, FL | 29,592 |
24,191
(81.75%) |
5,401
(18.25%) |
12,335
(41.68%) |
17,257
(58.32%) |
|---|
|
Florida College of Integrative MedicineOrlando, FL | 77 |
- |
77
(100.00%) |
15
(19.48%) |
62
(80.52%) |
|---|
|
Florida Gulf Coast UniversityFort Myers, FL | 15,969 |
14,130
(88.48%) |
1,839
(11.52%) |
6,755
(42.30%) |
9,214
(57.70%) |
|---|
|
Florida Institute of TechnologyMelbourne, FL | 8,315 |
3,364
(40.46%) |
4,951
(59.54%) |
3,865
(46.48%) |
4,450
(53.52%) |
|---|
|
Florida Institute of Technology-OnlineMelbourne, FL | 1,230 |
779
(63.33%) |
451
(36.67%) |
518
(42.11%) |
712
(57.89%) |
|---|
|
Florida International UniversityMiami, FL | 55,609 |
45,688
(82.16%) |
9,921
(17.84%) |
23,855
(42.90%) |
31,754
(57.10%) |
|---|
|
Florida Memorial UniversityMiami Gardens, FL | 1,137 |
1,098
(96.57%) |
39
(3.43%) |
511
(44.94%) |
626
(55.06%) |
|---|
|
Florida National University-Main CampusHialeah, FL | 2,718 |
2,466
(90.73%) |
252
(9.27%) |
804
(29.58%) |
1,914
(70.42%) |
|---|
|
Florida Polytechnic UniversityLakeland, FL | 1,593 |
1,531
(96.11%) |
62
(3.89%) |
1,291
(81.04%) |
302
(18.96%) |
|---|
|
Florida Southern CollegeLakeland, FL | 3,281 |
2,721
(82.93%) |
560
(17.07%) |
1,208
(36.82%) |
2,073
(63.18%) |
|---|
|
Florida State UniversityTallahassee, FL | 44,161 |
32,936
(74.58%) |
11,225
(25.42%) |
18,352
(41.56%) |
25,809
(58.44%) |
|---|
|
Full Sail UniversityWinter Park, FL | 26,737 |
25,532
(95.49%) |
1,205
(4.51%) |
18,303
(68.46%) |
8,434
(31.54%) |
|---|
|
Herzing University-OrlandoWinter Park, FL | 746 |
735
(98.53%) |
11
(1.47%) |
142
(19.03%) |
604
(80.97%) |
|---|
|
Herzing University-TampaTampa, FL | 185 |
185
(100.00%) |
- |
29
(15.68%) |
156
(84.32%) |
|---|
|
Hobe Sound Bible CollegeHobe Sound, FL | 170 |
165
(97.06%) |
5
(2.94%) |
86
(50.59%) |
84
(49.41%) |
|---|
|
Hodges UniversityFort Myers, FL | 443 |
339
(76.52%) |
104
(23.48%) |
140
(31.60%) |
303
(68.40%) |
|---|
|
Jacksonville UniversityJacksonville, FL | 3,837 |
2,563
(66.80%) |
1,274
(33.20%) |
1,314
(34.25%) |
2,523
(65.75%) |
|---|
|
Jose Maria Vargas UniversityPembroke Pines, FL | 114 |
103
(90.35%) |
11
(9.65%) |
9
(7.89%) |
105
(92.11%) |
|---|
|
Keiser University-Ft LauderdaleFort Lauderdale, FL | 19,020 |
16,960
(89.17%) |
2,060
(10.83%) |
5,489
(28.86%) |
13,531
(71.14%) |
|---|
|
Larkin UniversityMiami, FL | 116 |
- |
116
(100.00%) |
30
(25.86%) |
86
(74.14%) |
|---|
|
Lynn UniversityBoca Raton, FL | 3,520 |
2,792
(79.32%) |
728
(20.68%) |
1,639
(46.56%) |
1,881
(53.44%) |
|---|
|
Miami Regional UniversityMiami Springs, FL | 801 |
267
(33.33%) |
534
(66.67%) |
241
(30.09%) |
560
(69.91%) |
|---|
|
Millennia Atlantic UniversityDoral, FL | 109 |
42
(38.53%) |
67
(61.47%) |
48
(44.04%) |
61
(55.96%) |
|---|
|
New College of FloridaSarasota, FL | 689 |
669
(97.10%) |
20
(2.90%) |
227
(32.95%) |
462
(67.05%) |
|---|
|
Nova Southeastern UniversityFort Lauderdale, FL | 20,948 |
6,971
(33.28%) |
13,977
(66.72%) |
5,925
(28.28%) |
15,023
(71.72%) |
|---|
|
Palm Beach Atlantic UniversityWest Palm Beach, FL | 3,828 |
3,027
(79.08%) |
801
(20.92%) |
1,382
(36.10%) |
2,446
(63.90%) |
|---|
|
Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico-MiamiMiami, FL | 61 |
34
(55.74%) |
27
(44.26%) |
28
(45.90%) |
33
(54.10%) |
|---|
|
Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico-OrlandoOrlando, FL | 134 |
115
(85.82%) |
19
(14.18%) |
87
(64.93%) |
47
(35.07%) |
|---|
|
Rollins CollegeWinter Park, FL | 3,029 |
2,583
(85.28%) |
446
(14.72%) |
1,247
(41.17%) |
1,782
(58.83%) |
|---|
|
Saint Leo UniversitySaint Leo, FL | 10,242 |
7,320
(71.47%) |
2,922
(28.53%) |
4,003
(39.08%) |
6,239
(60.92%) |
|---|
|
Saint Vincent de Paul Regional SeminaryBoynton Beach, FL | 137 |
- |
137
(100.00%) |
134
(97.81%) |
3
(2.19%) |
|---|
|
San Ignacio UniversityDoral, FL | 207 |
119
(57.49%) |
88
(42.51%) |
94
(45.41%) |
113
(54.59%) |
|---|
|
Schiller International UniversityTampa, FL | 43 |
23
(53.49%) |
20
(46.51%) |
18
(41.86%) |
25
(58.14%) |
|---|
|
South Florida Bible College and Theological SeminaryDeerfield Beach, FL | 317 |
239
(75.39%) |
78
(24.61%) |
140
(44.16%) |
177
(55.84%) |
|---|
|
South University-TampaTampa, FL | 712 |
421
(59.13%) |
291
(40.87%) |
120
(16.85%) |
592
(83.15%) |
|---|
|
South University-West Palm BeachRoyal Palm Beach, FL | 528 |
303
(57.39%) |
225
(42.61%) |
120
(22.73%) |
408
(77.27%) |
|---|
|
Southeastern UniversityLakeland, FL | 10,044 |
8,840
(88.01%) |
1,204
(11.99%) |
4,033
(40.15%) |
6,011
(59.85%) |
|---|
|
St. John Vianney College SeminaryMiami, FL | 51 |
42
(82.35%) |
9
(17.65%) |
49
(96.08%) |
2
(3.92%) |
|---|
|
St. Thomas UniversityMiami Gardens, FL | 6,370 |
3,950
(62.01%) |
2,420
(37.99%) |
2,640
(41.44%) |
3,730
(58.56%) |
|---|
|
Stetson UniversityDeLand, FL | 3,928 |
2,561
(65.20%) |
1,367
(34.80%) |
1,699
(43.25%) |
2,229
(56.75%) |
|---|
|
Strayer University-FloridaTampa, FL | 1,445 |
1,257
(86.99%) |
188
(13.01%) |
411
(28.44%) |
1,034
(71.56%) |
|---|
|
Talmudic College of FloridaMiami Beach, FL | 34 |
33
(97.06%) |
1
(2.94%) |
34
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
|
The University of TampaTampa, FL | 10,566 |
9,602
(90.88%) |
964
(9.12%) |
4,399
(41.63%) |
6,167
(58.37%) |
|---|
|
Trinity Baptist CollegeJacksonville, FL | 350 |
340
(97.14%) |
10
(2.86%) |
194
(55.43%) |
156
(44.57%) |
|---|
|
Trinity International University-FloridaMiami, FL | 120 |
67
(55.83%) |
53
(44.17%) |
50
(41.67%) |
70
(58.33%) |
|---|
|
United International CollegeMiramar, FL | 52 |
37
(71.15%) |
15
(28.85%) |
24
(46.15%) |
28
(53.85%) |
|---|
|
University of Central FloridaOrlando, FL | 68,346 |
58,662
(85.83%) |
9,684
(14.17%) |
30,531
(44.67%) |
37,815
(55.33%) |
|---|
|
University of FloridaGainesville, FL | 55,211 |
34,552
(62.58%) |
20,659
(37.42%) |
23,787
(43.08%) |
31,424
(56.92%) |
|---|
|
University of Fort LauderdaleLauderhill, FL | 231 |
218
(94.37%) |
13
(5.63%) |
197
(85.28%) |
34
(14.72%) |
|---|
|
University of MiamiCoral Gables, FL | 19,402 |
12,504
(64.45%) |
6,898
(35.55%) |
8,801
(45.36%) |
10,601
(54.64%) |
|---|
|
University of North FloridaJacksonville, FL | 16,406 |
14,171
(86.38%) |
2,235
(13.62%) |
6,673
(40.67%) |
9,733
(59.33%) |
|---|
|
University of South FloridaTampa, FL | 49,600 |
38,047
(76.71%) |
11,553
(23.29%) |
21,001
(42.34%) |
28,599
(57.66%) |
|---|
|
University of West FloridaPensacola, FL | 13,521 |
9,291
(68.72%) |
4,230
(31.28%) |
5,135
(37.98%) |
8,386
(62.02%) |
|---|
|
Warner UniversityLake Wales, FL | 849 |
761
(89.63%) |
88
(10.37%) |
456
(53.71%) |
393
(46.29%) |
|---|
|
Webber International UniversityBabson Park, FL | 1,133 |
1,100
(97.09%) |
33
(2.91%) |
789
(69.64%) |
344
(30.36%) |
|---|
|
Yeshivah Gedolah Rabbinical CollegeMiami Beach, FL | 44 |
44
(100.00%) |
- |
44
(100.00%) |
- |
|---|
| Average | 7,520 | 6,232
(76.41%) | 1,822
(23.59%) | 3,266
(43.43%) | 4,368
(56.57%) |
|---|
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