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Harrogate, Tennessee

IPEDS Fall Enrollment, US Department of Education · 2025

Colleges

1

1 in the 2027 U.S. News rankings

Students

6,081

2025 school year

International

126

2.1% of students

Intl. undergrad / grad

114 / 12

2025 school year

International students by year

International undergraduate and graduate students (fall)

UndergraduateGraduate

Students by group, 2025
White
71.1%
Asian
6.8%
Hispanic
6.0%
Black
5.0%
Other
9.0%
Intl.
2.1%

From 2013 to 2025, international students grew 29% and their share of students went from 2.3% to 2.1%.

Living in Harrogate

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 44°F; Jul is the warmest, 63 to 85°F; 7.9 in of snow a year, 55 in of precipitation a year.

Community
0.7%of residents in Claiborne County are Asian; 1.2% were born outside the U.S. (nationwide: 6.0% and 14%)
Cost of living
91.9price index for Tennessee (U.S. = 100): 8% below the national average; housing is 21% below
Rent
$386median one-bedroom rent in Claiborne County; two-bedroom $721, U.S. one-bedroom $1,235
Income
$49,379median household income in Claiborne 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 Tazewell weather station (about 9 mi away). Rent is the median gross rent (utilities included) across all renters; asking rents for new leases are usually higher.

Colleges in Harrogate, Tennessee

RankSchoolTypeStudentsInternationalInternational shareAcceptance rateUndergraduate tuition
#342 Lincoln Memorial University Private nonprofit, 4-year 6,081 126 2.1% 63% $26,938

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.

Popular majors in Harrogate, Tennessee

Most-awarded degrees at colleges in the city, 2025

First majors only. Source: U.S. Department of Education.

Other cities in Tennessee

CityCollegesStudentsInternational
Nashville 22 55,721 2,694
Memphis 21 40,276 2,328
Knoxville 7 62,641 1,986
Murfreesboro 3 21,617 667
Lebanon 2 3,553 591
Johnson City 3 13,915 444
Cookeville 4 11,165 327
Clarksville 3 10,601 284
Collegedale 1 3,229 231
Cleveland 4 7,778 214
Chattanooga 6 24,635 181
Athens 2 1,564 165
Harrogate 1 6,081 126
Jefferson City 1 2,669 109
Milligan 1 1,240 99
Tullahoma 1 5,980 95
McKenzie 2 3,091 83
Jackson 5 10,159 74
Pulaski 2 1,788 74
Maryville 1 1,136 71
Bristol 1 1,157 68
Hohenwald 1 2,416 66
Sewanee 1 1,724 66
Greeneville 1 1,103 45
Gallatin 2 7,352 40
Columbia 1 5,712 39
Martin 1 7,499 37
Morristown 2 6,648 26
Dayton 2 1,770 23
Harriman 2 5,731 14
Hartsville 1 1,014 10
Blountville 1 5,757 6
Livingston 1 1,055 6
Dyersburg 1 3,296 5
Newbern 1 2,284 5
Dickson 1 1,628 4
Crump 1 1,659 3
Shelbyville 1 623 3
Hendersonville 2 311 3
Elizabethton 1 1,850 2
McMinnville 1 812 2
Crossville 1 768 2
Jacksboro 1 455 1
Henderson 1 2,306 0
Huntsville 1 559 0
Madison 2 348 0
Paris 1 278 0
Franklin 2 180 0
Bartlett 1 135 0
Lawrenceburg 1 128 0
New Tazewell 1 117 0
Brentwood 1 111 0
Fayetteville 1 82 0
Manchester 1 75 0
Milan 1 63 0
Lexington 1 53 0
Sweetwater 1 22 0
Millington 1 14 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.