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TABLE 2 SEMESTER FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENTS IN OKLAHOMA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FALL SEMESTER 2013 COMPARED WITH FALL SEMESTER 2014 Semester Full-Time-Equivalent Enrollment1 2013 2014 Percent Institution Enrollment Enrollment Change2 University of Oklahoma 21,603 21,818 1.0% OU Health Sciences Center3 4,133 4,110 -0.6% OU College of Law 590 593 0.5% Oklahoma State University 21,089 21,522 2.1% OSU College of Veterinary Medicine 558 540 -3.3% OSU Institute of Technology, Okmulgee 2,519 2,342 -7.0% OSU-Oklahoma City 4,004 3,847 -3.9% OSU Center for Health Sciences3 877 1,020 16.3% University of Central Oklahoma 12,881 12,777 -0.8% East Central University 3,713 3,588 -3.4% Northeastern State University 6,567 6,379 -2.9% Northwestern Oklahoma State University 1,942 1,793 -7.7% Southeastern Oklahoma State University 3,047 3,098 1.7% Southwestern Oklahoma State University 4,305 4,340 0.8% Cameron University 4,205 3,970 -5.6% Langston University 2,111 2,094 -0.8% Oklahoma Panhandle State University 1,183 1,127 -4.7% University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma 812 812 0.1% Rogers State University 3,083 2,902 -5.9% Carl Albert State College 1,936 1,671 -13.7% Connors State College 1,668 1,682 0.9% Eastern Oklahoma State College 1,260 1,202 -4.6% Redlands Community College 1,397 1,259 -9.8% Murray State College 1,554 1,595 2.7% Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College 1,936 1,839 -5.0% Northern Oklahoma College 2,836 2,689 -5.2% Oklahoma City Community College 7,773 7,784 0.1% Rose State College 4,306 4,232 -1.7% Seminole State College 1,448 1,318 -9.0% Tulsa Community College 10,429 9,977 -4.3% Western Oklahoma State College 904 793 -12.2% Total Research Universities 48,850 49,602 1.5% Total Public Liberal Arts Universities 812 812 0.1% Total Regional Universities 43,037 42,068 -2.3% Total Community Colleges 43,970 42,232 -4.0% TOTAL PUBLIC 136,669 134,715 -1.4% University of Tulsa 4,225 4,311 2.0% Oklahoma Wesleyan University 920 999 8.6% Mid-America Christian University 1,970 2,039 3.5% Oklahoma Baptist University 1,970 1,881 -4.5% Oklahoma Christian University 2,279 2,299 0.9% Oklahoma City University 2,837 2,702 -4.8% Oral Roberts University 3,019 3,045 0.9% Phillips Theological Seminary 63 57 -9.5% Southern Nazarene University 2,228 2,280 2.4% Bacone College 880 914 3.9% St. Gregory's University 525 443 -15.7% Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College 179 176 -1.8% Southwestern Christian University 703 663 -5.6% TOTAL PRIVATE 21,798 21,809 0.1% GRAND TOTAL 158,467 156,524 -1.2% 1Semester FTE enrollment is calculated as follows: The total semester credit hours taken by undergraduate students is divided by 15; and the total semester credit hours taken by graduate and professional students is divided by 12. The sum of these two calculations is semester FTE enrollment. 2Minus (-) indicates a loss from the previous year. Totals include duplication because some students enroll at more than one institution. 2Excludes interns and residents (OUHSC, 764 and OSU-CHS, 336). .

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