Interesting. My institution has about 45,000 students, and we feel pretty medium-sized compared to the monsters like OSU, which have closer to 65,000 students. It's all relative.
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How big is a typical university (in terms of student numbers)? And what is a "small" university?
Not counting specialist institutions without significant undergraduate teaching, we arrive at a median of 20,376 students.
(Data source: 1,126 universities in 88 countries showing up in the THE World University Rankings.)
https://www.timeshighereducation.com/blog/data-blog-how-do-we-define-small-university
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Both are big schools, I can't imagine that many students at UCSC, the hill would explode!
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