Which colleges have the largest student bodies?

I'm starting to look for colleges to apply to, and I'm leaning towards larger schools. Could you guys help me out with a list of colleges with the biggest student populations?

Sure, I'd be happy to help! Here's a list of notable U.S. universities with large student populations, including both undergraduate and graduate students:

1. Arizona State University (ASU): ASU has multiple campuses with a combined enrollment of about 145,000 students.

2. Pennsylvania State University (Penn State): Around 88,000 students are enrolled at the University Park Campus.

3. Texas A&M University: This university in College Station, Texas, has an enrollment of more than 77,000 students.

4. The University of Central Florida (UCF): With nearly 70,000 students, UCF is the largest university in the United States by enrollment.

5. The Ohio State University (OSU): OSU is one of the largest in the United States with more than 65,000 students.

6. The University of Florida (UF): UF includes approximately 60,000 students.

7. Florida International University (FIU): Located in Miami, FIU's population is slightly lower than OSU, at approximately 56,000 students.

8. University of Minnesota Twin Cities (UMN): UMN houses approximately 54,000 students.

Remember, while these schools have large student bodies, it’s important to consider other factors besides size, like academic programs, location, culture, and resources, when selecting a school. You should also take time to think about how you'll fit into a large environment, as classes can be quite large, especially for lower-level courses, and you may need to be more proactive in finding academic support and community.