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SEC Schools : Enrollment % by State (per University enrollment reports)
Posted on 4/12/16 at 12:59 pm
Posted on 4/12/16 at 12:59 pm
Data is taken from each schools latest enrollment report. Only Missouri did not have a detailed report with states data. Most are from 2015-2016, a few are from 2014.
Alabama
1. Alabama (45.6%)
2. Georgia (6.8%)
3. Texas (4.9%)
4. Florida (4.8%)
5. Tennessee (4.0%)
6. Illinois (3.2%)
7. California (3.1%)
8. Virginia (2.1%)
9. North Carolina (2.0%)
10a. New Jersey (1.6%)
10b. New York (1.6%)
10c. Pennsylvania (1.6%)
6 other states at 1% or more (Ohio, Maryland, Mississippi, Michigan, Missouri, Louisiana)
Arkansas
1. Arkansas (57.0%)
2. Texas (18.3%)
3. Missouri (5.5%)
4. Oklahoma (3.6%)
5. Kansas (2.6%)
No other state > 1%
Auburn
1. Alabama (65.8%)
2. Georgia (12.1%)
3. Florida (4.9%)
4. Tennessee (3.0%)
5. Texas (2.4%)
6a. Virginia (1.3%)
6b. North Carolina (1.3%)
8. California (1.0%)
No other state > 1%
Georgia
1. Georgia (86.6%)
2. North Carolina (1.0%)
3. Texas (0.9%)
4. Florida (0.8%)
5. Virginia (0.7%)
No other state > 1%
Florida
1. Florida (80.3%)
2a. Georgia (1.1%)
2b. New York (1.1%)
4. California (0.8%)
5a. Texas (0.7%)
5b. Virginia (0.7%)
No other state > 1%
Kentucky
1. Kentucky (65.6%)
2. Ohio (6.0%)
3. Illinois (4.4%)
4. Indiana (2.0%)
5a. Georgia (1.5%)
5b. Tennessee (1.5%)
7. Virginia (1.2%)
8. Pennsylvania (1.1%)
No other state > 1%
LSU
1. Louisiana (76.2%)
2. Texas (6.1%)
3. Georgia (1.5%)
4. Florida (1.2%)
5. California (0.9%)
6. Mississippi (0.8%)
No other state > 1%
Missouri
1. Missouri (66.0%)
2. Out of State/Country (34.0%)
Mississippi State
1. Mississippi (70.3%)
2. Alabama (7.7%)
3. Tennessee (7.6%)
4. Louisiana (1.7%)
5. Arkansas (0.8%)
No other state > 1%
Ole Miss
1. Mississippi (52.3%)
2. Texas (4.9%)
3. Tennessee (4.8%)
4. Georgia (4.6%)
5. Alabama (2.2%)
6a. Florida (1.6%)
6b. Missouri (1.6%)
8. Louisiana (1.5%)
9. Illinois (1.3%)
10. Virginia (1.2%)
11. North Carolina (1.0%)
No other state > 1%
South Carolina
1. South Carolina(59.0%)
2. North Carolina (7.2%)
3. Virginia (4.2%)
4. Georgia (3.4%)
5. New Jersey (3.2%)
6. Pennsylvania (2.5%)
7a. New York (1.6%)
7b. Ohio (1.6%)
9. Florida (1.1%)
No other state > 1%
Tennessee
1. Tennessee (86.9%)
2. Georgia (1.6%)
3. Virginia (1.3%)
4. North Carolina (1.0%)
No other state > 1%
Texas A&M
1. Texas (95.1%)
2. California (0.5%)
Georgia, Louisiana, Virginia, Colorado, Illinois, Florida at 0.2%
No other state > 1%
Vanderbilt
1. Tennessee (9.7%)
2. Illinois (8.1%)
3. New York (6.8%)
4a. Florida (6.2%)
4b. Texas (6.2%)
6. California (6.1%)
7. Georgia (5.6%)
8. New Jersey (4.6%)
9. Ohio (3.4%)
10. Alabama (2.9%)
11. Pennsylvania (2.8%)
12. Maryland (2.5%)
13a. Missouri (2.3%)
13b. North Carolina (2.3%)
15. Kentucky (2.1%)
Alabama
1. Alabama (45.6%)
2. Georgia (6.8%)
3. Texas (4.9%)
4. Florida (4.8%)
5. Tennessee (4.0%)
6. Illinois (3.2%)
7. California (3.1%)
8. Virginia (2.1%)
9. North Carolina (2.0%)
10a. New Jersey (1.6%)
10b. New York (1.6%)
10c. Pennsylvania (1.6%)
6 other states at 1% or more (Ohio, Maryland, Mississippi, Michigan, Missouri, Louisiana)
Arkansas
1. Arkansas (57.0%)
2. Texas (18.3%)
3. Missouri (5.5%)
4. Oklahoma (3.6%)
5. Kansas (2.6%)
No other state > 1%
Auburn
1. Alabama (65.8%)
2. Georgia (12.1%)
3. Florida (4.9%)
4. Tennessee (3.0%)
5. Texas (2.4%)
6a. Virginia (1.3%)
6b. North Carolina (1.3%)
8. California (1.0%)
No other state > 1%
Georgia
1. Georgia (86.6%)
2. North Carolina (1.0%)
3. Texas (0.9%)
4. Florida (0.8%)
5. Virginia (0.7%)
No other state > 1%
Florida
1. Florida (80.3%)
2a. Georgia (1.1%)
2b. New York (1.1%)
4. California (0.8%)
5a. Texas (0.7%)
5b. Virginia (0.7%)
No other state > 1%
Kentucky
1. Kentucky (65.6%)
2. Ohio (6.0%)
3. Illinois (4.4%)
4. Indiana (2.0%)
5a. Georgia (1.5%)
5b. Tennessee (1.5%)
7. Virginia (1.2%)
8. Pennsylvania (1.1%)
No other state > 1%
LSU
1. Louisiana (76.2%)
2. Texas (6.1%)
3. Georgia (1.5%)
4. Florida (1.2%)
5. California (0.9%)
6. Mississippi (0.8%)
No other state > 1%
Missouri
1. Missouri (66.0%)
2. Out of State/Country (34.0%)
Mississippi State
1. Mississippi (70.3%)
2. Alabama (7.7%)
3. Tennessee (7.6%)
4. Louisiana (1.7%)
5. Arkansas (0.8%)
No other state > 1%
Ole Miss
1. Mississippi (52.3%)
2. Texas (4.9%)
3. Tennessee (4.8%)
4. Georgia (4.6%)
5. Alabama (2.2%)
6a. Florida (1.6%)
6b. Missouri (1.6%)
8. Louisiana (1.5%)
9. Illinois (1.3%)
10. Virginia (1.2%)
11. North Carolina (1.0%)
No other state > 1%
South Carolina
1. South Carolina(59.0%)
2. North Carolina (7.2%)
3. Virginia (4.2%)
4. Georgia (3.4%)
5. New Jersey (3.2%)
6. Pennsylvania (2.5%)
7a. New York (1.6%)
7b. Ohio (1.6%)
9. Florida (1.1%)
No other state > 1%
Tennessee
1. Tennessee (86.9%)
2. Georgia (1.6%)
3. Virginia (1.3%)
4. North Carolina (1.0%)
No other state > 1%
Texas A&M
1. Texas (95.1%)
2. California (0.5%)
Georgia, Louisiana, Virginia, Colorado, Illinois, Florida at 0.2%
No other state > 1%
Vanderbilt
1. Tennessee (9.7%)
2. Illinois (8.1%)
3. New York (6.8%)
4a. Florida (6.2%)
4b. Texas (6.2%)
6. California (6.1%)
7. Georgia (5.6%)
8. New Jersey (4.6%)
9. Ohio (3.4%)
10. Alabama (2.9%)
11. Pennsylvania (2.8%)
12. Maryland (2.5%)
13a. Missouri (2.3%)
13b. North Carolina (2.3%)
15. Kentucky (2.1%)
This post was edited on 4/12/16 at 1:10 pm
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Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:01 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Kentucky pulls secondary state students primarily from outside the SEC (mostly Big Ten country). Arkansas does the same plus Texas.
Alabama has 7 states making up at least 3% of their student population (5 South, 1 West, 1 Midwest) 18 states making up at least 1% of their student population.
Texas A&M students have almost zero interaction with anyone from outside the state of Texas (and they are more reliant on Texas than any school on a 2nd state).
Alabama has 7 states making up at least 3% of their student population (5 South, 1 West, 1 Midwest) 18 states making up at least 1% of their student population.
Texas A&M students have almost zero interaction with anyone from outside the state of Texas (and they are more reliant on Texas than any school on a 2nd state).
This post was edited on 4/12/16 at 1:11 pm
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:04 pm to SummerOfGeorge
2 things that strike me
1. Ole Miss always claims their OOS make up is Dallas kids. Looks like same number are from Memphis
2. Literally no one outside the state of Texas would go to A&M
1. Ole Miss always claims their OOS make up is Dallas kids. Looks like same number are from Memphis
2. Literally no one outside the state of Texas would go to A&M
This post was edited on 4/12/16 at 1:08 pm
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:04 pm to SummerOfGeorge
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Missouri
1. Missouri (66.0%)
2. Out of State/Country (44.0%)
Alabama never was good at math.
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:05 pm to MaroonNation
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2. Literally no one outside the state of Texas would go to A&M
Thank God.
Also you clearly dont know what literally means.
This post was edited on 4/12/16 at 1:08 pm
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:08 pm to 3andOut
I would be interested to see a study or roundtable on the changes at some of the schools with lottery systems that now are almost 85-90% in-state kids or at places the opposite, like Alabama.
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:08 pm to SummerOfGeorge
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Texas A&M students have almost zero interaction with anyone from outside the state of Texas
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:09 pm to SummerOfGeorge
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Texas A&M
1. Texas (95.1%)
2. California (0.5%)
What kind of loser leaves Cali for College Station?
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:10 pm to craigbiggio
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What kind of loser leaves Cali for College Station?
The gheys
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:12 pm to craigbiggio
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Texas A&M
1. Texas (95.1%)
2. California (0.5%)
What kind of loser leaves Cali for College Station?
Mexicans. It's just like home.
This post was edited on 4/12/16 at 1:13 pm
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:13 pm to SummerOfGeorge
Vandy - Transplants
A&M - Homers
A&M - Homers
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:13 pm to MaroonNation
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Looks like same number are from Memphis
And Metro Atlanta
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:13 pm to craigbiggio
California has over 10 million more people than Texas. Having a few Cali kids at every school shouldn't be much of a surprise
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:15 pm to craigbiggio
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What kind of loser leaves Cali for College Station?
WestCoastAg
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:15 pm to NFLSU
He must be under the weather, I figured he would have responded by now
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:17 pm to MaroonNation
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MaroonNation
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2 things that strike me
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1. Ole Miss
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:18 pm to MaroonNation
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2. Literally no one outside the state of Texas would go to A&M
Sorry our local school systems are good enough to actually send kids to college
So many of the Deep South schools have to come to states like Texas to find kids who actually belong in a college setting. We have zero need to do that and it's a state university meant to serve your own state, I wouldn't want it any other way Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:19 pm to ShaneTheLegLechler
I knew 1 person in my 4 years of undergrad and 1 year of graduate school at Alabama form the state of California, Illinois, New York and New Jersey (that was roughly 7-10 years ago).
Those 5 states now make almost 10% of the University population. Crazy.
Those 5 states now make almost 10% of the University population. Crazy.
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:20 pm to SummerOfGeorge
"The University of Mississippi" being 50% kids from Mississippi is crazy to me
Posted on 4/12/16 at 1:20 pm to MaroonNation
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Two things that strike me 1. Ole Miss always claims their OOS make up is Dallas kids. Looks like same number are from Memphis 2. Literally no one outside the state of Texas can get accepted to A&M.
There. FIFY.
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