What % of your school’s enrollment comes from inside the SEC footprint?

I don’t know the percentage but I know a frick ton of people from Georgia and Texas go to Ole Miss

Agriculture is a huge part of our culture, so.....

For Alabama: 42,360 total enrollment

Alabama - 17,976 (42.4%)
Georgia - 3,043 (7.2%)
Floria - 1,975 (4.7%)
Texas - 2,121 (5%)
Tennessee - 1,446 (3.4%)
S Carolina - 429 (1%)
Kentucky - 354 (.8%)
Louisiana - 740 (1.7%)
Mississippi - 603 (1.4%)
Missouri - 333 (.8%)
Arkansas - 141 (.3%)
Oklahoma - 99 (.2%)

68.9% from SEC footprint

Interestingly the northern schools, midwestern, and California is a lot:
California - 1,142 (2.7%)
Illinois - 1,487 (3.5%)
New Jersey - 885 (2.1%)
New York - 868 (2.05%)
Pennsylvania - 786 (1.9%)

I poke fun at Auburn for football all the time, but the veterinary school is supremely legit.

I know this is anecdotal, but a friend of mine graduated from Auburn as a veterinary surgeon, and she's saved many a pet's life including one of mine. For that alone, off the field and court, Auburn has my respect.

So it doesn't surprise me they get a lot of folks from states even as far as Texas.

Alabama at 42,000? Does that include UAH and what not?

No Alabama's enrollment is at 42,000. That is Tuscaloosa. LSU's enrollment is at 42,000 as well. LSU, Ole Miss, Alabama and Tennessee are pulling a lot of kids from the Northeast now who want to go to a southern school

DEI U at Lee County

I can give you Ole Miss and State. Fits what I have always heard. State is attractive to Alabama kids and does slightly better in Memphis. Ole Miss is more attractive to Atlanta and Dallas kids and slightly better in the rest of the South.

Ole Miss
Mississippi - 48.9%
Alabama - 2.3%
Arkansas - 1.0%
Florida 3.0%
Georgia 4.9%
Kentucky 0.9%
Louisiana 2.8%
Oklahoma 0.3%
South Carolina 0.9%
Tennessee 6.3%
Texas 7.2%



State
Mississippi - 62.4%
Alabama - 7.2%
Arkansas - 1.0%
Florida - 1.7%
Georgia - 3.2%
Kentucky - 0.3%
Louisiana - 2.2%
Oklahoma - 0.2%
South Carolina - 0.7%
Tennessee - 7.1%
Texas - 2.7%

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The state of Kentucky doesn't have any vet schools.

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I would have thought that the number of horses in Kentucky would at least have one vet school there. That's pretty surprising.

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I would have thought that the number of horses in Kentucky would at least have one vet school there. That's pretty surprising.

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Agreed, that's odd.

LSU has an excellent vet school, but it has a less than a 10% admission rate. Really tough to get in.