Hey guys, I'm looking to apply to private colleges in the United States, but I'm curious about which ones have the biggest student populations. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
Hello! It's always good to consider the size of a college's student population when deciding the best fit for you. Here's a list of some of the largest private universities in the United States based on their undergraduate enrollment numbers:
1. New York University (NYU) - Around 30,000 undergraduate students.
2. University of Southern California (USC) - Approximately 20,000 undergraduate students.
3. Boston University (BU) - Around 18,000 undergraduate students.
4. Northeastern University - About 17,000 undergraduate students.
5. Syracuse University - Around 15,000 undergraduate students.
6. Drexel University - Approximately 14,000 undergraduate students.
7. DePaul University - Approximately 14,000 undergraduate students.
Please note that these numbers are approximate and may change over time. Additionally, the size of a school's student population is just one aspect to consider when choosing a college. You should also look into factors such as location, programs, resources, campus culture, and extracurricular opportunities. Good luck in your college search!
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