Tennessee Colleges Statistics & Comparison

2023 Tennessee Colleges Statistics

In Tennessee State, there are 14 Tennessee Colleges - 2 public and 12 private schools. Among them, 10 schools are offering undergraduate programs and 8 schools have graduate programs. 4 Tennessee Colleges offer the distance learning Opportunities and 1 schools are online completely schools that all degree programs can be completed by online educationin Tennessee.

Total 2,142 students are attending Tennessee Colleges and the average students to faculty ratio is 11.25 to 1. The 2023 average tuition & fees at Tennessee Colleges is $4,826 for Tennessee residents and $12,764 for out-of-state students. The average graduate tuition & fees is - for Tennessee residents and $38,904 for out-of-state students. Next table shows the 2022-2023 statistics for Tennessee Colleges.

Hussian College-Daymar College Murfreesboro has the highest undergraduate tuition & fees of $22,851 and Huntington University of Health Sciences has the lowest undergraduate costs of $8,242.
Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia Inc has the highest graduate tuition & fees of $90,000 and Huntington University of Health Sciences has the lowest graduate costs of $9,160.
Hussian College-Daymar College Clarksville has the tightest (lowest) acceptance of 53.32%.
DeVry University-Tennessee has the highest amount of financial aid of $13,302.
Southern College of Optometry has the most students of 532 and DeVry University-Tennessee has the least number of students of 19.

Tennessee Colleges Statistics
academic year 2022-2023
Tuition & fees
Number of Schools	14 schools
By Types	2 public, 12 private
By Levels	11 four(4) years 3 two but less than four years 0 less than two(2) years
By Categories	3 Community Colleges
Undergraduate	$4,826 Tennessee residents $12,764 out-of-state
Graduate	$38,904
Average Financial Aid	$6,214
Student Population	2,142
Undergraduate	1,291
Graduate	851
Acceptance Rate	65.55%
Test Scores	0 SAT, 0 AVG
Students to Faculty Ratio	11.25 to 1

Tennessee Colleges Comparison By Rank, Tuition, and Admission

The following table lists Tennessee Colleges ordered by rank. The number in rank column refers to the rank in the Tennessee college ranking. You can sort the schools by clicking column name that you want to sort.

2022-2023 Tennessee Colleges Comparison
Rank^*	Name	Tuition & Fees	Average Financial Aid	Population	Acceptance Rate	Test Scores	Students to Faculty Ratio
-	Southern College of Optometry Request Info Private, 4-yearsMemphis, TN	-	-	532	-	-	-
-	Tennessee College of Applied Technology-Ripley Request Info Public, 2-4 yearsRipley, TN	$4,308	$4,492	362	-	-	15 to 1
-	Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia Inc Request Info Private, 4-yearsMadison, TN	-	-	295	-	-	-
-	Hussian College-Daymar College Nashville Request Info Private, 4-yearsNashville, TN	$22,225	$7,779	33	-	-	10 to 1
-	Tennessee College of Applied Technology-Covington Request Info Public, 2-4 yearsCovington, TN	$5,344	$3,931	396	-	-	18 to 1
-	Huntington University of Health Sciences Request Info Private, 4-yearsKnoxville, TN	$8,242	$3,986	71	-	-	5 to 1
-	DeVry University-Tennessee Request Info Private, 4-yearsNashville, TN	$15,032	$13,302	19	-	-	6 to 1
-	Hussian College-Daymar College Murfreesboro Request Info Private, 4-yearsMurfreesboro, TN	$22,851	$5,997	57	78%	-	10 to 1
-	Hussian College-Daymar College Clarksville Request Info Private, 4-yearsClarksville, TN	$20,110	$6,425	371	53%	-	20 to 1
	Average	$12,764 ($4,826)	$6,214	2,142	65.55%	-	11.25 to 1