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Institutions That Granted the Most Bachelor’s Degrees in 2011

August 19, 2013
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Institutions That Granted the Most Bachelor’s Degrees in 2011

Two for-profit institutions, the University of Phoenix and Ashford University, and one private religious institution, Brigham Young University, joined major public universities on the top-25 list.
Rank Institution Number of Degrees
1. U. of Phoenix-online campus 21,638
2. Arizona State U. 12,194
3. Pennsylvania State U. at University Park 11,438
4. U. of Central Florida 10,646
5. Ohio State U. 10,291
6. U. of Texas at Austin 9,054
7. Ashford U. 8,839
8. Texas A&M U. at College Station 8,748
9. U. of Florida 8,685
10. Michigan State U. 8,018
11. Florida State U. 7,886
12. U. of Washington 7,590
13. U. of California at Los Angeles 7,546
14. U. of California at Berkeley 7,466
15. U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 7,342
16. Indiana U. at Bloomington 7,155
17. Brigham Young U. 7,097
18. Purdue U. at West Lafayette 7,049
19. U. of Minnesota-Twin Cities 7,031
20. U. of Maryland at College Park 6,987
21. California State U. at Fullerton 6,875
22. U. of Georgia 6,845
23. U. of South Florida 6,766
24. California State U. at Long Beach 6,746
25. California State U. at Northridge 6,723

Note: Only first majors are counted in the total number of degrees per institution.

Source: U.S. Education Department

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Students

Institutions That Granted the Most Bachelor’s Degrees in 2011

Two for-profit institutions, the University of Phoenix and Ashford University, and one private religious institution, Brigham Young University, joined major public universities on the top-25 list.
Rank Institution Number of Degrees
1. U. of Phoenix-online campus 21,638
2. Arizona State U. 12,194
3. Pennsylvania State U. at University Park 11,438
4. U. of Central Florida 10,646
5. Ohio State U. 10,291
6. U. of Texas at Austin 9,054
7. Ashford U. 8,839
8. Texas A&M U. at College Station 8,748
9. U. of Florida 8,685
10. Michigan State U. 8,018
11. Florida State U. 7,886
12. U. of Washington 7,590
13. U. of California at Los Angeles 7,546
14. U. of California at Berkeley 7,466
15. U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 7,342
16. Indiana U. at Bloomington 7,155
17. Brigham Young U. 7,097
18. Purdue U. at West Lafayette 7,049
19. U. of Minnesota-Twin Cities 7,031
20. U. of Maryland at College Park 6,987
21. California State U. at Fullerton 6,875
22. U. of Georgia 6,845
23. U. of South Florida 6,766
24. California State U. at Long Beach 6,746
25. California State U. at Northridge 6,723

Note: Only first majors are counted in the total number of degrees per institution.

Source: U.S. Education Department
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