College can feel like a big place. Even more so if you're someone who went from a small town with a few hundred total high school students to a state university with 20,000 students.
But that's nothing compared to some other schools on a list from U.S. News & World Report.
The magazine ranked the colleges with the largest undergraduate student populations, compiling a short list in which all of the schools have more than 37,000 students.
Most of the list features big state schools, like Ohio State University and Texas A&M University, but also has one private institution.
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Check out the top 9 in the list below:
1
Arizona State University - 59,382
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2
University of Central Florida - 50,968
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3
Liberty University - 46,133
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*A large portion of Liberty's student body are online students.
4
The Ohio State University - 43,058
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Texas A&M University—College Station - 40,103
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University of Texas—Austin - 39,955
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7
Pennsylvania State University - 39,192
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8
Florida International University - 37,468
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Michigan State University - 37,454
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Note: HuffPost excluded DeVry University form the list since so many of their students are online and not on campus.
