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What is the average class size of introductory courses?

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Estelle’s Answer

Class size depends entirely on which university you choose. When I was in college at UT, there were a couple hundred people in the introductory courses. My youngest son is now finishing a degree there, and he has been in classes with as many as 500 other students.
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James’s Answer

Hi:
Class sizes depend a lot of the kind of college or university you are talking about. For a major university (15,000+ students), introductory classes can vary with the subject/major and if that course in part of the school's general education requirement. Generally introductory classes may be as small as 30 to as large and 150+. Popular large lecture classes may top 150. Smaller, private colleges tend to have smaller enrollments and smaller introductory courses that range between 10-25 in most cases and rarely over 75. Of course today many introductory course may be offered using and online or hybrid format , in which case, class size really isn't and issue.
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Yasemin’s Answer

Hi Karoline! For high school it is usually 20-25 students; AP courses vary but for introductory courses it is larger. For college the introductory courses such as general education classes that a student is required to take can be fairly large, rarely it is small; 100-200 students from my experience but even up to 500 based on the college. For science courses the lecture halls can be large as well but the labs will be smaller like 20-25 students.

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Naresh’s Answer

The average community college class size is 10-15 students.
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