Student Population Diversity

When it comes to improving a sense of inclusion and belonging among students, there is no denying the importance of student diversity. Diversity promotes critical thinking, challenges preconceived notions, and encourages intellectual growth, so it helps students develop empathy and a broader understanding of the world. Learn more about all the ethnic communities you might encounter at this institution.

In 2022, out of the total number of students enrolled at the institution, the number of students of Asian origin was 57, while the number of Afro-American students was 123. 322 undergraduate students at this school identified as Hispanic/Latino and 24 identified with more than one race. The school also had 18 students who identified as Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, as well as 4 American Indian or Alaska Native students. There were also 49 students whose ethnicity is unknown.