General Profile of Kentucky's Public Universities
| Institution | Endowment | Total students | Ave freshman ACT | % full time | Ave. undergrad age | % living on campus | Freshman retention rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eastern Kentucky University | $55 million | 15,673 | 21.1 | 96% | 22 | 26% | 65% |
| Kentucky State University | $8 million | 2,500 | 18.1 | 94% | 34% | 54% | |
| Morehead State University | $23 million | 9,100 | 21.0 | 98% | 22 | 35% | 69% |
| Murray State University | $32 million | 10,266 | 23.1 | 99% | 22 | 38% | 80% |
| Northern Kentucky University | $50 million | 14,617 | 21.0 | 95% | 23 | 11% | 74% |
| University of Kentucky | $903 million | 26,400 | 24.4 | 99% | 21 | 33% | 78% |
| University of Louisville | $794 million | 22,000 | 24.4 | 97% | 22 | 19% | 78% |
| Western Kentucky University | $105 million | 19,200 | 20.8 | 95% | 21 | 31% | 72% |
| TOTAL/ AVERAGE | $1.97 billion | 119,756 | 21.73 | 96.63% | 21.85 | 28.38% | 71.25% |
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