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Education Statistics > Postsecondary > Total Fall Enrollment > Female (most recent) by state

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Rank   States  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1  California:1,330,768 
#2  Texas:695,489 
#3  New York:664,470 
#4  Florida:506,981 
#5  Illinois:457,946 
#6  Pennsylvania:388,862 
#7  Michigan:357,042 
#8  Ohio:350,358 
#9  North Carolina:283,243 
#10  Arizona:280,419 
#11  Georgia:258,608 
#12  Massachusetts:252,952 
#13  Virginia:244,506 
#14  New Jersey:217,936 
#15  Missouri:210,048 
#16  Minnesota:199,945 
#17  Indiana:196,823 
#18  Washington:193,221 
#19  Wisconsin:189,085 
#20  Maryland:186,068 
#21  Colorado:169,154 
#22  Tennessee:162,025 
#23  Alabama:149,042 
#24  Louisiana:148,603 
#25  Kentucky:138,046 
#26  South Carolina:127,333 
#27  Iowa:122,651 
#28  Oklahoma:116,520 
#29  Oregon:110,902 
#30  Kansas:106,943 
#31  Connecticut:101,118 
#32  Utah:95,100 
#33  Mississippi:93,455 
#34  Arkansas:82,907 
#35  New Mexico:77,939 
#36  Nebraska:67,272 
#37  Nevada:60,304 
#38  District of Columbia:59,050 
#39  West Virginia:55,378 
#40  Rhode Island:45,839 
#41  Idaho:41,895 
#42  New Hampshire:40,819 
#43  Hawaii:39,771 
#44  Maine:39,244 
#45  Delaware:30,096 
#46  South Dakota:27,749 
#47  Montana:25,931 
#48  North Dakota:25,624 
#49  Vermont:21,717 
#50  Wyoming:18,855 
#51  Alaska:18,730 
Total: 9,884,782  
Weighted average: 193,819.3  


DEFINITION: This is the count of all female students enrolled in courses creditable toward a degree or other formal award; in courses that are part of a vocational or occupational program, including those enrolled in off-campus centers; and high school students taking regular college courses for credit.

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