Community Colleges & Students Enrolled:
State
Schools
Students Enrolled
Alaska 3 2,351
Alabama 46 433,899
Arkansas 28 72,250
Arizona 49 263,664
California 244 1,659,330
Colorado 44 138,001
Connecticut 10 27,803
Delaware 4 16,098
Florida 120 591,636
Georgia 75 241,992
Hawaii 10 37,143
Iowa 26 156,085
Idaho 7 37,708
Illinois 83 410,068
Indiana 47 138,878
Kansas 38 92,794
Kentucky 40 122,462
Louisiana 66 95,636
Massachusetts 20 97,461
Maryland 24 153,901
Maine 8 20,125
Marshall Islands 1 869
Michigan 45 301,733
Minnesota 61 160,624
Missouri 59 136,196
Mississippi 22 88,780
Montana 7 8,829
North Carolina 74 260,212
North Dakota 6 12,463
Nebraska 17 51,969
New Hampshire 7 16,187
New Jersey 19 128,828
New Mexico 23 84,248
Nevada 13 62,067
New York 111 435,948
Ohio 136 316,669
Oklahoma 31 91,768
Oregon 24 119,085
Pennsylvania 130 234,413
Puerto Rico 20 19,189
Palau 1 560
Rhode Island 2 20,620
South Carolina 34 108,942
South Dakota 7 7,637
Tennessee 47 118,024
Texas 144 810,685
Utah 28 105,230
Virginia 63 232,551
Vermont 3 1,786
Washington 44 202,010
Wisconsin 33 144,241
West Virginia 25 33,842
Wyoming 9 24,976

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