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Annandale, Virginia

IPEDS Fall Enrollment, US Department of Education · 2025

Colleges

1

None in the U.S. News rankings

Students

56,457

2025 school year

International

2,435

4.3% of students

Intl. undergrad / grad

2,435 / 0

2025 school year

International students by year

International undergraduate and graduate students (fall)

UndergraduateGraduate

Students by group, 2025
White
30.2%
Asian
17.4%
Hispanic
24.7%
Black
12.6%
Other
10.8%
Intl.
4.3%

From 2013 to 2025, international students grew 61% and their share of students went from 2.9% to 4.3%.

Living in Annandale

Average monthly high and low (°F)

32–50°F50–64°F64–77°Fcoloured by monthly mean temperature

Jan is the coldest month, averaging 23 to 42°F; Jul is the warmest, 67 to 84°F; 19 in of snow a year, 44 in of precipitation a year.

Community
20%of residents in Fairfax County are Asian; 31% were born outside the U.S. (nationwide: 6.0% and 14%)
Cost of living
108.9price index for the Washington, DC metro area (U.S. = 100): 9% above the national average; housing is 51% above
Rent
$1,954median one-bedroom rent in Fairfax County; two-bedroom $2,273, U.S. one-bedroom $1,235
Income
$153,637median household income in Fairfax County (U.S. $80,734)

Data: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, 2020–2024; U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis regional price parities, 2024; NOAA 1991–2020 climate normals. Temperatures are from the Vienna weather station (about 5 mi away). Rent is the median gross rent (utilities included) across all renters; asking rents for new leases are usually higher.

Colleges in Annandale, Virginia

RankSchoolTypeStudentsInternationalInternational shareAcceptance rateUndergraduate tuition
— Northern Virginia Community College Public, 2-year 56,457 2,435 4.3% — $12,410

Admit rate is the latest first-year admit rate (blank for colleges without or with very few first-year applicants); tuition is out-of-state tuition and fees. Source: U.S. Department of Education.

Other cities in Virginia

CityCollegesStudentsInternational
Fairfax 1 39,766 4,259
Blacksburg 2 41,474 4,171
Charlottesville 2 31,672 2,638
Annandale 1 56,457 2,435
Richmond 12 40,918 1,457
Norfolk 10 49,252 1,399
Alexandria 1 1,096 1,020
Lynchburg 7 111,915 965
Williamsburg 1 9,818 526
University of Richmond 1 3,722 403
Arlington 5 7,222 361
Harrisonburg 2 23,894 332
Virginia Beach 12 28,168 269
Lexington 2 3,768 204
FALLS CHURCH 4 1,730 195
Hampton 2 10,654 140
Danville 4 4,079 130
Chester 2 9,459 125
Roanoke 4 7,577 124
Fredericksburg 2 4,003 108
vienna 5 1,253 104
Locust Grove 1 8,544 93
Winchester 1 4,454 91
Farmville 1 4,612 87
Radford 1 7,812 83
Middletown 1 5,902 77
Weyers Cave 1 3,790 68
Salem 2 2,574 68
Dublin 1 4,254 62
Petersburg 3 5,721 60
Alberta 1 3,306 53
Bridgewater 1 1,448 50
Staunton 2 1,796 47
Emory 1 1,311 39
Sweet Briar 1 444 38
Glenns 1 2,962 24
South Prince George 1 2,788 23
Newport News 5 5,114 18
Melfa 1 859 18
Ashland 2 1,694 17
Chesapeake 3 652 15
Bluefield 1 959 14
Martinsville 1 1,908 13
Buena Vista 1 936 13
Wytheville 1 2,107 10
Cedar Bluff 1 2,364 9
Franklin 1 1,219 9
Abingdon 1 2,082 8
Clifton Forge 1 989 8
Oakwood 1 113 6
Hampden-Sydney 1 946 5
Glen Allen 1 395 5
Ferrum 1 763 4
Grundy 1 154 2
Big Stone Gap 1 2,116 1
Wise 1 2,167 0
Sterling 1 463 0
Purcellville 1 425 0
Manassas 1 272 0
Colonial Heights 1 151 0
Midlothian 1 125 0
Gainesville 1 83 0
Reston 1 36 0
Culpeper 1 34 0
Newport News 1 17 0

Student counts: IPEDS Fall Enrollment, US Department of Education; 2025 is the latest year. Rankings: 2027 U.S. News National Universities and Liberal Arts Colleges.