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Along with examining diversity in its many forms, among students, faculty members, and administrators, this section takes a close look at why enrollment of black students has been declining at a faster rate since 2010 than has enrollment over all.
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BackgrounderWhy Has Black-Student Enrollment Fallen?
Colleges look for ways to reverse an overall decline since 2010. -
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Gender, Race, & Ethnicity
Whites make up just 56 percent of students but 77 percent of instructional faculty members and managers. See our breakdowns by race and ethnicity. -
Diversity Indexes
How diverse are your college’s students, faculty members, and managers? Use our interactive tables to find out. -
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Changes in African-American Enrollment
Enrollment of black students has fallen by nearly 365,000 since 2010. Several tables analyze where the loss is occurring. -
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Age & Other Characteristics
Representation of veterans, older students, parents, students with disabilities, and students of varying socioeconomic status is covered here. -
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International
See which colleges enroll the most foreign students, what places they come from, and where American students study abroad.
