Auburn University at Montgomery Student Population

Population By Gender/Attending Status

For academic year 2022-2023, total 5,109 students enrolled into Auburn University at Montgomery. 3,754 enrolled in undergraduate programs and 1,355 students enrolled in graduate programs. By attending status. there are 3,260 full-time and 1,849 part-time students. By gender, 1,900 male and 3,209 female students are attending at Auburn University at Montgomery. Next table summarizes the student population by gender and attending status for Auburn University at Montgomery.

Gender Distribution
Attending Status

Student Population By Gender
Auburn University at Montgomery
	Total	Male	Female
Total	5,109	1,900	3,209
Undergraduate	3,754	1,199	2,555
Graduate	1,355	701	654

Student Population By Attending Status
Auburn University at Montgomery
	Total	Full-time	Part-time
Total	5,109	3,260	1,849
Undergraduate	3,754	2,568	1,186
Graduate	1,355	692	663

Population by Race/Ethnicity

Next tables summarize the students population by race/ethnicity at Auburn University at Montgomery.

There are 1,895 White (37.09%), 1,985 Black/African American (38.85%), 78 Hispanic (1.53%), 133 Asian (2.60%), and 1,018 students with other races.

Student Population By Race/ethnicity at Auburn University at Montgomery
	Total	Male	Female
Total	5,109	1,900	3,209
American Indian/Native American	10	3	7
Asian	133	57	76
Black/African American	1,985	473	1,512
Hispanic	78	20	58
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	3	0	3
White	1,895	690	1,205
Two More	143	50	93
Un-Known	36	16	20

Undergraduate Student Population By Race/ethnicity at Auburn University at Montgomery
	Total	Male	Female
Total	3,754	1,199	2,555
American Indian/Native American	9	3	6
Asian	115	48	67
Black/African American	1,668	402	1,266
Hispanic	70	18	52
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	3	0	3
White	1,569	585	984
Two More	136	47	89
Un-Known	21	9	12

Graduate Student Population By Race/ethnicity at Auburn University at Montgomery
	Total	Male	Female
Total	1,355	701	654
American Indian/Native American	1	0	1
Asian	18	9	9
Black/African American	317	71	246
Hispanic	8	2	6
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	0	0	0
White	326	105	221
Two More	7	3	4
Un-Known	15	7	8

Online Student Population

Auburn University at Montgomery offers the distance learning opportunities (online degree program and/or courses) for both undergraduate and graduate programs. 993 students (19.44% of total students) are enrolled online exclusively and 2,098 students (41.06% of total students) are enrolled some online courses. Next table summarizes the online student population for Auburn University at Montgomery.

Distance Learning Student Population at Auburn University at Montgomery
	Total	Enrolled Exclusively	Enrolled Some Courses	Not In Online Courses
Total	5,109	993	2,098	2,018
Undergraduate	3,754	582	1,576	1,596
Graduate	1,355	411	522	422

Population by Student Age

The following table summarizes the students population by age at Auburn University at Montgomery. 2,357 students are aged 20 to 24 (46.13% of total students), 1,114 students are aged below 20 (21.80%), 103 students are aged above 50 (2.02%). Next table summarizes the student population by age at Auburn University at Montgomery.

Student Population By Age at Auburn University at Montgomery
	Total	Male	Female
Total	5,109	1,900	3,209
Under 18	273	64	209
Age 18-19	841	270	571
Age 20-21	1,030	326	704
Age 22-24	1,327	607	720
Age 25-29	823	410	413
Age 30-34	317	100	217
Age 35-39	186	46	140
Age 40-49	205	55	150
Age 50-64	101	19	82
Over 64	2	1	1
Age Un-Known	4	2	2

Undergraduate Student Population By Age at Auburn University at Montgomery
	Total	Male	Female
Total	3,754	1,199	2,555
Under 18	273	64	209
Age 18-19	841	270	571
Age 20-21	1,013	313	700
Age 22-24	843	306	537
Age 25-29	384	157	227
Age 30-34	167	46	121
Age 35-39	99	21	78
Age 40-49	82	14	68
Age 50-64	47	6	41
Over 64	1	0	1
Age Un-Known	4	2	2

Graduate Student Population By Age at Auburn University at Montgomery
	Total	Male	Female
Total	1,355	701	654
Age 20-21	17	13	4
Age 22-24	484	301	183
Age 25-29	439	253	186
Age 30-34	150	54	96
Age 35-39	87	25	62
Age 40-49	123	41	82
Age 50-64	54	13	41
Over 64	1	1	0

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