How many students attended college last year total? (All of United States)?
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Are you taking a head count?
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I found several... there are approximately 75 within the US.  \n\nIn the link I posted you can fill out what you want in a college, or example, state, size, cost... the best part is you can pick major (Zoology/animal biology is listed under Biological and biomedical sciences.)  Just fill out all the questions and it will give you a list of schools.  \n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/tools/brief/cosearch_advanced_brief.php
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I am in California, USA...and i'm studying Sociology. I'm in my last year of college (finally!)\n\n:)
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Lots of them. For example:\n\nUniversity of Phoenix\nUniversity of Maryland University College
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The 2004 (most recent) Digest of Education Statistics, from the National Center for Education Statistics, says that in 2001/02, there were 48,202,000 elementary and secondary students in public schools.  That is the most recent year for which they give data.  (They have projected numbers for the following three years of, 48,213,000; 48,270,000; 48,375,000; respectively.)\n\nThere's more information; see the link below.
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What kinds of statistics are you looking for?  Graduation rates? Tuition?  Number of students?
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U.S. total  \ntotal: 6,407,637 km \npaved: 4,164,964 km (including 74,950 km of expressways) \nunpaved: 2,242,673 km (2004) \ncheck the site for more info
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At time of posting:\n6,575,298,222
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I was unable to find statistics regarding 2 year (associate) degrees.\n\nApproximately 27% of the United States' adult population has achieved a bachelor's degree or higher.
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huh?  do you mean.. How many people actually do go to specific colleges based on their statistics?
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In 2006, there were approximately 42,000 freshman applications.\n\nIn 2001, there were approximately 35,000 freshman applicants.
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According to the 2004 Digest of Education Statistics, from the National Center for Education Statistics, in 2002 (the most recent year for which data are available) there were 16,612,000 students enrolled in degree-granting institutions.  Their projected figure for 2005 was 17,350,000 and for 2010 was 18,816,000.  (There was no figure for 2006, but if you assume linear growth, it should be around 17,643,200.)
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You can either go to Petersons.com where it only shows percentage of the total graduate/undergraduate population. Another way is to buy or borrow college guide books from your library. However, the most recommended way is to personally log on the college's website and go looking for it.
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50 last time I knew LOL but if we counted the states on minds in the US boy we would be counting forever
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You first have to find out how many of these schools are in the US. Try the us gov. web site. Good Luck.
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U.S has like 2600 more then evryone else combined
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Calculate the number of home pcs and multiply it by 10 for schools and add 5000 for colleges and you'll have a number that makes absolutely no sense.\n\nNo idea how many people, but it's a lot.