Smallest Colorado Colleges With Fewest Students

Taft University System is the smallest college with 526 students including both undergraduate and graduate students.

Denver Seminary with 874 students and Naropa University with 1,065 students are following it in the list of Smallest Colorado Colleges with Fewest Students.

Taft University System is the smallest school with 526 students and Denver Seminary has the second lowest population with 874 students.

The average undergraduate tuition & fees of the schools is $31,754 and graduate tuition & fees is $19,084 for the academic year 2023-2024.

The average acceptance rate is 76.33% and the average SAT score is 1,235 at the schools.

Table. Smallest Colorado Colleges With Fewest Students Comparison
	School Name	Total Population	Undergraduate Enrollment	Graduation Enrollment	Men Enrollment	Women Enrollment	Online Enrollment	Students to Faculty Ratio
1 -	Taft University System Denver, COPrivate, 4-year	526 29	2	524	238	288	526	15 to 1
2 -	Denver Seminary Littleton, COPrivate, 4-year	874 25	-	874	450	424	317	-
3 -	Naropa University Boulder, COPrivate, 4-year	1,065 101	343	722	290	775	328	9 to 1
4 -	Colorado College Colorado Springs, COPrivate, 4-year	2,203 63	2,180	23	971	1,232	-	10 to 1
5 -	Adams State University Alamosa, COPublic, 4-year	2,854 284	1,588	1,266	1,209	1,645	901	13 to 1
6 -	Western Colorado University Gunnison, COPublic, 4-year	3,548 141	3,095	453	1,735	1,813	890	16 to 1
7 -	Regis University Denver, COPrivate, 4-year	4,668 898	2,398	2,270	1,510	3,158	1,165	9 to 1
8 -	Colorado State University Pueblo Pueblo, COPublic, 4-year	6,617 507	4,772	1,845	2,642	3,975	820	15 to 1
9 -	Colorado School of Mines Golden, COPublic, 4-year	7,403 216	5,714	1,689	5,078	2,325	199	17 to 1
10 -	Colorado Christian University Lakewood, COPrivate, 4-year	8,964 492	7,602	1,362	2,844	6,120	5,248	16 to 1
	Average	3,872	3,077	1,103	1,697	2,176	1,155	13 to 1

Colorado Colleges with the Smallest Number of Students