EOM 03: Debt Profile: Student Loans by Gender 5 Years

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Grand Total, All Reporting Institutions
Four-Year Bachelor's Degree
Graduates from 2019-20 to 2023-24
Student Loans by Gender

Borrowers
Domicile	#	% of grads
2019-20
Men	14,184	55%
Women	21,312	62%
2020-21
Men	14,283	54%
Women	21,984	62%
2021-22
Men	13,045	52%
Women	20,280	59%
2022-23
Men	12,923	51%
Women	19,530	58%
2023-24
Men	12,412	48%
Women	18,943	55%

Displays the percent of graduates who borrowed by gender status.

Known Debt at Graduation of Student Borrowers
Domicile	25th Pct	Median	Mean	75th Pct
2019-20
Men	$16,197	$26,117	$30,427	$36,652
Women	$17,812	$26,718	$30,622	$37,171
2020-21
Men	$15,442	$25,745	$30,097	$35,952
Women	$17,318	$26,718	$30,425	$37,250
2021-22
Men	$15,341	$25,740	$30,378	$35,446
Women	$16,331	$26,000	$30,153	$35,951
2022-23
Men	$14,844	$25,296	$30,306	$34,500
Women	$15,614	$25,979	$30,369	$35,852
2023-24
Men	$14,000	$24,746	$30,047	$33,500
Women	$15,000	$25,236	$30,481	$36,032

Note: The four-year bachelor’s degree mean and median debt levels reported on this site may differ from that reported by individual institutions. Many institutions report indebtedness based on the Common Data Set definition, which limits the indebtedness level reported to include only those students who entered the institution as first-time in college (FTIC) students. The inclusion of graduates who entered as transfer students may tend to lower the overall mean or median debt level because it does not include any debt that transfer students acquired while attending previous institutions outside Virginia and relatively few transfers from Virginia’s two-year colleges incur debt prior to transfer.

Full Legal Name - "Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University" (Virginia Tech); "The College of William and Mary" (William & Mary)

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