Largest U.S. Universities by Student Population

If you are enrolled at colleges in U.S. there are so many new terms you will have to learn and also find what that means. Once such term is census date. Usually, it’s 21st day after college starts. Some schools dates vary. That’s the official date when number of students enrolled will be counted. They use that calculation for requesting fund from the University System or from State for the coming academic year.

Following is the list of top 10 largest U.S. Universities based on student enrolled in Fall 2006.

Rank	University	Enrollment
1.	Ohio State University, Columbus	51,818
2.	Arizona State University, Tempe	51,234
3.	University of Florida, Gainesville	50,912
4.	University of Minnesota Twin Cities, Minneapolis	50,402
5.	University of Texas at Austin	49,697
6.	University of Central Florida	46,907
7.	Michigan State University	45,520
8.	Texas A&M University, College Station	45,143
9.	University of South Florida, Tampa	44,038
10.	Pennsylvania State University, University Park	42,914

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