Does anyone have a lsit?

These are the numbers from the official Big East site and the year school was founded.
1. USF 41,392----1956
2. Cinncinati 34,000---1819
3.Rutgers 33,500-----1766
4.Pitt 32,107----1787
5.WV 25,255---1867
6.DePaul 23,600--1898
7. Louisville 21,089---1798
8. UConn 17,652----1881
9. St Johns 17,200----1870
10.Marquette11,000----1881
11.Notre Dame 10,126---1842
12. Syracuse 10,000-----1870
13. Seton Hall 9,436----1856
14.Georgetown 6,374----1789
15. Villanova 6,234----1842
16. Providence 3,596----1917

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Cubanbull Wrote:These are the numbers from the official Big East site and the year school was founded.
1. USF 41,392----1956
2. Cinncinati 34,000---1819
3.Rutgers 33,500-----1766
4.Pitt 32,107----1787
5.WV 25,255---1867
6.DePaul 23,600--1898
7. Louisville 21,089---1798
8. UConn 17,652----1881
9. St Johns 17,200----1870
10.Marquette11,000----1881
11.Notre Dame 10,126---1842
12. Syracuse 10,000-----1870
13. Seton Hall 9,436----1856
14.Georgetown 6,374----1789
15. Villanova 6,234----1842
16. Providence 3,596----1917

For Tigershark's benefit, Memphis has about 20,500 and was founded in 1912.

Louisville is the 4th oldest school in the Big East! Interest, isn't it TigerShark!

And thanks Cubanbull.

I know many excellent researchers at the University of Louisville.There is an excellent set of programs at Louisville.In fact I have worked with a number of the staff there.

Metro not Metro Conference schools usually do have large enrollments.

Most have decent size night schools as well. Some folks have to work their way through college.

I'd be interested to know how many students acutally live on campus at these universities.

I know of the 20 plus at Memphis only about 8k live on campus.

At Uc about 4000 live on campus and about 15,000 within a mile radius.
The goal is to be at 6000 on campus by 2007 or 2008.

UofL's on campus dorms or the ULP residents have increased dramatically over the last 5-6 years. Also a good number of students get apartments in nearby Old Louisville as well.

army56mike Wrote:I'd be interested to know how many students acutally live on campus at these universities.

Georgetown is 80% on campus, 20% studying abroad. No commuters.

West Virginia became a state in 1863, so WVU was established two years after the Civil War was over.