2020: A deeper look at gender among Concorde Career Institute-Orlando's student body

In 2020, Concorde Career Institute-Orlando's student body was comprised of 23 men and 174 women students, according to the latest disclosure from the National Center for Education Statistics.

The number of male students grew by 28% from the previous year, while the number of female students shrank by 21% compared to the gender breakdown from the year before.

Concorde Career Institute-Orlando ranked 83rd out of 309 schools on the Florida safety list, with zero on-campus offense reported in 2020.

About 20.2 million students in the United States were enrolled for undergraduate degrees during the academic year 2021–2022. There were 21 million undergraduate students registered in classes last year, which was a decline of nearly 800,000 students.

Women have received college degrees at a higher rate than men since the 1990s. Men's enrolment rates, particularly for Black men, have generally declined significantly in recent years.

Gender	Number of students in 2020	Number of students in 2019	% change compared to previous year
Male	23	18	28%
Female	174	219	-21%