National Center for Education Statistics

Full-time equivalent undergraduate enrollment at Title IV institutions, by level and control of institution and state or jurisdiction: 2010-11
		4-year			2-year			Less-than-2-year
			Private			Private			Private
State or jurisdiction		Total	Public	Nonprofit	For-profit	Public	Nonprofit	For-profit	Public	Nonprofit	For-profit
United States	15,826,222	5,827,233	2,515,327	1,278,672	4,992,404	60,911	660,199	64,627	15,927	410,922
Alabama	249,066	119,050	21,061	23,227	80,262	945	3,204	†	139	1,178
Alaska	22,935	18,534	457	2,670	420	35	475	344	†	†
Arizona	571,015	103,187	3,588	282,463	142,223	†	27,648	1,416	†	10,490
Arkansas	138,701	69,640	13,328	2,001	46,362	1,784	411	745	†	4,430
California	1,936,284	492,805	151,985	105,687	961,834	1,720	132,841	21,082	5,974	62,356
Colorado	278,071	122,029	16,615	46,781	67,403	170	18,533	4,760	56	1,724
Connecticut	150,738	49,831	44,757	4,263	35,363	437	2,791	386	148	12,762
Delaware	44,659	20,883	7,987	243	11,403	323	†	†	†	3,820
District of Columbia	45,778	3,700	37,628	3,599	†	48	†	†	†	803
Florida	955,602	525,262	123,279	115,753	85,814	1,353	71,534	2,874	490	29,243
Georgia	462,612	202,649	50,227	36,062	150,233	509	13,274	†	15	9,643
Hawaii	52,447	19,812	11,466	993	17,008	†	2,148	†	13	1,007
Idaho	76,186	36,715	22,166	2,999	10,905	†	2,821	22	†	558
Illinois	657,059	141,477	132,456	70,632	271,993	1,339	16,379	484	1,223	21,076
Indiana	353,485	168,420	67,355	23,011	77,074	742	10,193	295	†	6,395
Iowa	338,730	55,397	45,272	153,601	80,053	230	4,099	†	†	78
Kansas	159,468	69,157	16,769	1,910	59,609	3,429	2,198	788	†	5,608
Kentucky	204,882	87,648	25,450	19,310	61,176	231	10,793	†	79	195
Louisiana	205,983	109,768	18,690	3,413	56,410	2,121	7,012	†	†	8,569
Maine	53,686	22,574	14,096	1,970	12,062	246	612	†	†	2,126
Maryland	251,412	107,185	28,283	6,296	94,187	†	7,077	†	†	8,384
Massachusetts	347,535	85,081	168,873	4,383	68,248	1,044	5,427	726	†	13,753
Michigan	512,676	212,069	80,087	8,534	184,822	322	5,571	536	20	20,715
Minnesota	301,308	102,920	49,928	41,267	99,180	67	3,349	†	549	4,048
Mississippi	151,288	57,536	11,230	309	76,767	†	3,535	†	†	1,911
Missouri	315,453	99,556	83,822	28,109	81,052	859	14,326	1,551	†	6,178
Montana	43,968	31,477	3,855	†	7,418	443	751	†	†	24
Nebraska	105,435	40,237	22,071	3,676	36,217	144	3,090	†	†	†
Nevada	93,592	64,154	910	6,568	7,778	216	10,408	†	†	3,558
New Hampshire	59,063	25,123	17,892	3,979	9,675	262	†	†	†	2,132
New Jersey	344,807	123,293	46,094	6,562	132,011	511	8,640	916	353	26,427
New Mexico	109,132	42,556	702	6,725	53,272	†	2,847	†	†	3,030
New York	979,621	298,039	324,025	34,102	248,276	8,991	35,095	4,886	3,675	22,532
North Carolina	481,097	169,685	71,575	10,522	214,786	827	7,335	†	173	6,194
North Dakota	43,347	31,536	4,962	1,590	4,559	†	672	†	†	28
Ohio	589,653	254,083	106,106	16,787	149,209	3,509	43,541	7,694	668	8,056
Oklahoma	189,994	89,267	17,375	6,054	59,433	†	5,420	7,731	†	4,714
Oregon	186,746	69,927	21,023	7,072	78,641	306	7,825	†	†	1,952
Pennsylvania	638,162	229,910	196,514	19,203	106,899	11,204	57,079	4,547	338	12,468
Rhode Island	71,195	19,815	35,370	†	10,604	193	2,194	†	†	3,019
South Carolina	210,964	82,335	29,858	11,902	78,234	957	3,158	47	642	3,831
South Dakota	41,698	25,113	5,580	3,399	6,586	410	610	†	†	†
Tennessee	276,127	104,722	55,754	14,396	78,242	2,716	13,522	†	81	6,694
Texas	1,132,953	421,242	87,565	28,167	478,003	8,171	52,975	†	568	56,262
Utah	201,368	91,371	53,213	15,057	33,114	1,807	5,129	345	†	1,332
Vermont	34,855	17,073	12,597	792	3,710	488	†	11	†	184
Virginia	418,873	155,210	71,325	45,548	129,592	633	12,351	477	253	3,484
Washington	314,235	133,586	30,055	7,140	127,324	1,148	7,594	531	45	6,812
West Virginia	112,509	56,646	9,923	25,023	14,791	†	4,484	1,433	164	45
Wisconsin	280,268	138,636	44,128	14,768	74,402	21	6,958	†	261	1,094
Wyoming	29,501	9,312	†	154	17,765	†	2,270	†	†	†

† Not applicable.

NOTE: Title IV institutions are those with a written agreement with the Secretary of Education that allows the institution to participate in any of the Title IV federal student financial assistance programs. Though they are not Title IV eligible, four of the U.S. service academies are included in the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) universe because they are federally funded and open to the public. The full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollment displayed in this table is the based on instructional activity over the 12-month period July 1, 2010, to June 30, 2011. For institutions following a quarter calendar system, 45 undergraduate credit hours is considered one FTE student. For institutions following a semester, trimester, 4-1-4, or other academic year calendar system, 30 undergraduate credit hours is considered one FTE student. For institutions reporting instructional activity in contact hours, 900 undergraduate contact hours is considered one FTE student. Definitions for terms used in this table may be found in the IPEDS online glossary located at http://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/glossary.s table may be found in the IPEDS online glossary located at http://nces.ed.gov/ipeds/glossary.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS, Fall 2011, 12-Month Enrollment component (final data).

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