What's the student population for Ithaca College?

I'm considering applying to Ithaca College and was wondering about its student population. How many students attend there, and how does it impact campus life? Would it feel too big or small for someone who's used to a medium-sized high school?

Ithaca College, located in Ithaca, New York, has a student population of around 5,000. The size is moderately large for a private liberal arts college, but not as large as some state universities. This means you'll likely have the chance to meet many different people across a range of majors and with a diverse array of interests.

One of the impacts of this size is that while you'll have the opportunity to forge close bonds with several peers, you'll always have the opportunity to meet new people as well. It sounds like a good fit for you if you're coming from a medium-sized school. Furthermore, despite the size, Ithaca College maintains a student-to-faculty ratio of 12:1, allowing for personalized attention and interaction with professors.

Another thing to note is that campus life at Ithaca College is pretty vibrant, with over 200 student-run clubs and organizations, and a rich athletics culture. Combined with the size of the student body, this contributes to an active student life where there always seems to be something going on and opportunities to get involved.

Of course, how "big" or "small" a college feels can depend on many factors, such as the layout of the campus, the size and variety of your classes, and how well you engage with the community. The best way to get a feel for it may be by speaking with current students or alumni, or visiting the campus if you're able to.