Need some help with universities and enrollments

[big daddy russ]

Here's a list of every Texas university I could think of and the enrollment numbers. All enrollment figures are from the Fall of '06 unless otherwise noted.

Are there any I'm leaving out? Anyone have updated numbers and do those current numbers look right? It's for class-- any help appreciated.

1. UT 49,697
2. A&M 45,380
3. UH 35,300
4. UNT 33,443
5. UTSA 28,520
6. Tech 27,996
7. Texas State 27,503
8. UT-Arlington 24,825
9. UTEP 18,918
10. UT-Pan Am 17,000+
11. SHSU 15,893
12. Baylor 14,040
13. UT-Dallas 13,602
14. SFA 11,633
15. Texas Woman's 11,476
16. UH-Downtown 11,449
17. Texas Southern 11,224
18. SMU 10,941
19. Lamar 9,862
20. Tarleton State 9,464
21. TCU 8,669
22. TAMU-Commerce 8,547 (Fall '04)
23. TAMU-CC 8,585
24. Prairie View A&M 8,006
25. UH-Clear Lake 7,706
26. TAMU-Kingsville 6,556
27. Angelo State 6,211
28. Wayland Baptist 6,185 (Fall '04)
29. Midwestern State 5,945
30. UT-Tyler 5,926
31. Incarnate Word 5,619
32. West Texas A&M 5,476
33. St. Edwards 5,224
34. UT-Brownsville 5,160
35. St. Thomas 5,154 (2002-03 figures)
36. Dallas Baptist 5,153
37. Rice 4,971
38. Texas A&M-International 4,914
39. ACU 4,796
40. LeTourneau 3,983
41. Our Lady of the Lake 3,474 (Fall '04)
42. UT-Permian Basin 3,462
43. University of Dallas 3,005
44. Sul Ross State 2,993
45. Texas Wesleyan 2,742 (Fall '04)
46. Trinity 2,700
47. Houston Baptist 2,673 (Fall '04)
48. St. Mary's 2,642
49. UH-Victoria 2,652
50. Mary Hardin-Baylor 2,600 (Fall '05)
51. Hardin-Simmons 2,436 (Fall '05)
52. Tarleton State-CenTex "Almost 2,000"
53. Lubbock Christian 1,974 (Fall '04)
54. Southwestern Assemblies of God 1,782 (Fall '04)
55. TAMU-Texarkana 1,625
56. TAMU-Galveston 1,553
57. East Texas Baptist 1,412 (Fall '04)
58. Austin College 1,370
59. Texas Lutheran 1,414 (Fall '04)
60. McMurry 1,344
61(t). Howard Payne 1,200
61(t). Southwestern 1,200
63. Southwest Adventist University 869
64. Huston-Tillotson 685 (Fall '04)
65. Schreiner 572
66. Wiley College 552 (2004 figures)


South Texas College of Law 1,348 (exact date of enrollment figures unknown)

I couldn't find anything about accreditation for Jarvis on four-year programs, so Jarvis and Texas College were dropped from the list because they didn't meet the standards of a four-year, accredited school. Still not sure if I want to stick the South Texas College of Law in there. It's a big deal, but I don't know if I want to open up that can of worms. Then I'd have to throw the Seminaries and any other professional schools in there. Not sure I want to do all that.

[APierce248]

TCU only has 7,267 Undergraduates!!Are you counting undergrads and Graduate Students?

[big daddy russ]

Originally posted by APierce248
TCU only has 7,267 Undergraduates!!Are you counting undergrads and Graduate Students?
Yeah, total students.

[jason]

texas lutheran ??

[big daddy russ]

Originally posted by jason
texas lutheran ??
Good call. Thanks.

[burnet44]

Houston Community College?
or was that with UH?
they have 28-30 I think
actual UH campus doesnt have that many I dont think?

[spiveyrat]

I had no idea that SHSU had a higher (yet similar) enrollment than Baylor.

[Adidas410s]

McMurry...but they don't really count! ;)

[jason]

austin college
university of dallas
tarleton state @ central texas (will soon be texas a&m-central texas)

[JR2004]

hmm...let me try and remember a few of the NAIA schools in the state. I don't know the enrollment numbers, but you can add them to your list.

Houston Baptist University
Huston-Tillotson College
Wiley College
Jarvis Christian
Texas College
Southwest Adventist University
Southwestern Assemblies of God University
Texas Wesleyan University

Those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head. You may already have some of them in your list and I may have missed them.

[CHS_CG]

Whats the project ya got goin Russ?

[smustangs]

Dallas baptist, tarrant county college, cisco junior college, tstc(several of em') just not sure the enrollment numbers

[big daddy russ]

Originally posted by CHS_CG
Whats the project ya got goin Russ?
For one of my journalism classes.

Oh, and no JuCo's, community colleges, or anything like that. Just accredited four-year schools.

I know there's a little Christian "College" in Comfort, but it's not accredited and, to my knowledge, doesn't really offer the student a whole lot they couldn't get by going to a four-year Christian school such as UMHB... and you get a real degree from UMHB.

Also forgot all about Schreiner. I was thinking about going there out of HS, too.

[mistanice]

Texas Wesleyan University

St. Edwards University

Lubbock Christian University

Houston Baptist University?

[CalallenWildcat]

nm, just saw them in your list

[burnet44]

Jarvis Christian College
between Hawkins and Big Sandy

Texas College in tyler
home of romance taylor

Our Lady of the Lake College In Esssay

Southwestern Assemblies of God College
in Waxahachie

[Phil C]

Originally posted by JR2004
hmm...let me try and remember a few of the NAIA schools in the state. I don't know the enrollment numbers, but you can add them to your list.

Houston Baptist University
Huston-Tillotson College
Wiley College
Jarvis Christian
Texas College
Southwest Adventist University
Southwestern Assemblies of God University
Texas Wesleyan University

Those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head. You may already have some of them in your list and I may have missed them.

JR I admire the Adventist Church.

[big daddy russ]

Thanks, everyone. Keep 'em coming.

[mistanice]

Originally posted by big daddy russ
Thanks, everyone. Keep 'em coming.

what I did was go to www.ratemyprofessors.com and searched Texas and a long list of college/universities were listed.. hope that helps

[WOS87]

Try this link:

Institutions of Higher Education in Texas by county with 2005 enrollment (http://www.cpa.state.tx.us/comptrol/wwstand/wws0512ed/wws0512e.pdf)

[District303aPastPlayer]

University of the Incarnate Word

[Ray_BearKat]

South Texas College in McAllen has a enrollment greater than 17,000...

[HM33]

LoL, one of those schools in the link has 88 students :P