Three Florida universities in "top 10" in nation for enrollment
Wikipedia ranks the University of Florida as number 3 in student enrollment in the US:
University of Florida is the third-largest university in the United States, with 50,912 students (as of Fall 2006). A sidebar notes 34,612 undergrads and 15,081 grads.
[Ohio State is rated as the largest university.]
Wikipedia ranks USF as number 3 in student enrollment in the state of Florida:
The university is the third largest in the state of Florida (after University of Florida and University of Central Florida), with a total enrollment of 44,891 for the 2007 academic year. A sidebar notes 34,036 undergrads and 8,359 grads.
UF, UCF, and USF are all in the top 10 for enrollment in the nation as of 2006.
University of Florida is the third-largest university in the United States, with 50,912 students (as of Fall 2006). A sidebar notes 34,612 undergrads and 15,081 grads.
[Ohio State is rated as the largest university.]
Wikipedia ranks USF as number 3 in student enrollment in the state of Florida:
The university is the third largest in the state of Florida (after University of Florida and University of Central Florida), with a total enrollment of 44,891 for the 2007 academic year. A sidebar notes 34,036 undergrads and 8,359 grads.
UF, UCF, and USF are all in the top 10 for enrollment in the nation as of 2006.
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