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LEAGUE CITY STATISTICS

League City Population:	45444
Male Population:	22610
Female Population:	22834
Households:	16189
Median Age:	34
Average Household Size:	2.78
League City Population

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Top Online Colleges
University of Phoenix Increase your earning power—on your schedule. Choose from 40+ degree programs in Business, Technology, Education, Health Care and more. Make your career dream happen. ITT Technical Institute With over 85 ITT Technical Institutes located nationwide and online education courses, ITT Techs are one of today's leading providers of technology education. Convenient class schedules allow you to work while going to school. DeVry University Get there faster, smarter, and better equipped for a successful career. DeVry University offers career-oriented, technology-based education in the areas of management, technology or business - degrees employers respect.
JACKSON BEAUTY SCHOOL 2 LEAGUE CITY, TX More Info
Institution Type:	Private for-profit, less-than-2-year
Federal Aid:	Institution has a Program Participation Agreement with the US Department of Education for eligible students to receive Pell Grants and other federal aid (e.g., Direct Loans).
Certificates Offered:	less-than-2-years, less-than-1-year
Undergrad Application Fee:	$100.00
Total Enrollment:	35
Gender:	Men - 0.0%, Women - 100.0%
Race / Ethnicity:	Black non-Hispanic - 20.0%, Asian or Pacific Islander - 20.0%, Hispanic - 14.3%, White non-Hispanic - 45.7%
Student Counts:	Full-time, first-time undergraduate students:46, Percent full-time, first-time undergraduate:100.0, Percent full-time, first-time undergraduate receiving financial aid:78.0

Data based on 2004 National Center for Education Statistics data. AreaConnect does not guarantee the accuracy of this information.