Kansas State University continues to set records in enrollment.

Fall 2014 enrollment is the university’s largest ever at 24,766 students, up from 24, 581 a year ago.

The University issued a statement saying enrollment has increased at all of the K-State campuses including Manhattan, Salina, Olathe, and the Global Campus, which serves distance education students.

Pat Bosco, vice president for student life and dean of students, said, “K-State remains the No.1 choice among Kansas high school students and we continue to attract more of the brightest students from Kansas than ever before.” He adde, “For example, the number of Putnam scholars at K-State — students with ACT scores of 32 and above and GPAs of 3.85 and above — has grown from 107 in fall 2011 to 206 today.”

This fall’s student body is also the university’s most diverse ever and includes 3,579 students who identify as black, Hispanic, Asian, American Indian, Hawaiian / Pacific Islander or multiracial. That’s up from 3,458 in fall 2013.