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• Arizona State University: 6,037; 12% (Tempe, AZ)
• CUNY -- City College: 3,813; 29% (New York, NY)
• CUNY -- Hunter College: 3,731; 18% (New York, NY)
• CUNY -- John Jay College of Criminal Justice: 5,289; 36% (New York, NY)
• CUNY -- Lehman College: 4,776; 44% (Bronx, NY)
• CUNY -- New York City College of Technology: 3,304; 25% (Brooklyn, NY)
• California State Polytechnic University -- Pomona: 5,520; 27% (Pomona, CA)
• California State University -- Dominguez Hills: 4,127; 34% (Carson, CA)
• California State University -- Fresno: 6,542; 30% (Fresno, CA)
• California State University -- Fullerton: 9,591; 27% (Fullerton, CA)
• California State University -- Long Beach: 8,863; 25% (Long Beach, CA)
• California State University -- Los Angeles: 8,758; 43% (Los Angeles, CA)
• California State University -- Northridge: 9,538; 28% (Northridge, CA)
• California State University -- Sacramento: 3,928; 14% (Sacramento, CA)
• California State University -- San Bernardino: 5,397; 33% (San Bernardino, CA)
• College of Southern Nevada: 7,200; 20%
• Florida Atlantic University: 4,159; 16% (Boca Raton, FL)
• Florida International University: 22,327; 59% (Miami, FL)
• Florida State University: 3,901; 10% (Tallahassee, FL)
• Miami Dade College: 33,349; 65% (Miami, FL)
• National University: 3,746; 14% (La Jolla, CA)
• New Mexico State University: 6,743; 41% (Las Cruces, NM)
• Nova Southeastern University: 4,409; 17% (Ft. Lauderdale, FL)
• San Diego State University: 6,665; 20% (San Diego, CA)
• San Francisco State University: 4,112; 14% (San Francisco, CA)
• San Jose State University: 4,429; 15% (San Jose, CA)
• South Texas College: 17,333; 94% (McAllen, TX)
• Texas A&M International University: 4,389; 89% (Laredo, TX)
• Texas A&M University -- College Station: 4,941; 11% (College Station, TX)
• Texas A&M University -- Corpus Christi: 3,290; 38% (Corpus Christi, TX)
• Texas A&M University -- Kingsville: 4,073; 61% (Kingsville, TX)
• Texas State University -- San Marcos: 5,671; 21% (San Marcos, TX)
• University of Arizona: 5,320; 14% (Tucson, AZ)
• University of California -- Los Angeles: 4,775; 13% (Los Angeles, CA)
• University of California -- Riverside: 3,880; 23% (Riverside, CA)
• University of California -- Santa Barbara: 3,579; 17% (Santa Barbara, CA)
• University of Central Florida: 5,813; 12% (Orlando, FL)
• University of Florida: 5,687; 11% (Gainesville, FL)
• University of Houston: 4,105; 36% (Houston, TX)
• University of Houston: 6,634; 19% (Houston, TX)
• University of New Mexico: 7,883; 31% (Albuquerque, NM)
• University of North Texas: 3,545; 11% (Denton, TX)
• University of South Florida: 4,848; 11% (Tampa, FL)
• University of Southern California: 3,619; 11% (Los Angeles, CA)
• University of Texas -- Arlington: 3,479; 14% (Arlington, TX)
• University of Texas -- Austin: 7,446; 15% (Austin, TX)
• University of Texas -- Brownsville: 14,065; 90% (Brownsville, TX)
• University of Texas -- El Paso: 14,454; 73% (El Paso, TX)
• University of Texas -- Pan American: 15,006; 87% (Edinburg, TX)
• University of Texas -- San Antonio: 12,446; 44% (San Antonio, TX)

Source: Maryann Cooper, Contributing Editor. The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education Magazine, Paramus, New Jersey, www.hispanicoutlook.com. Data are for 2006.