For the bigger-is-better type student, the 10 universities with the largest undergraduate populations in fall 2013 enrolled an average of 43,186 students. Among the 1,248 ranked universities responding to an annual U.S. News survey, the average was 6,154.
In geometry, a vertex (plural vertices) is a special kind of point that describes the corners or intersections of geometric shapes.
The Vertex axis is a point of energy derived from the intersection of the Prime Vertical and the Ecliptic. The West side of this point is called the Vertex, the East side is called the Anti-Vertex. The Ascendant-Descendant axis is found by the points of intersection of the Great Circles of the Ecliptic and Horizon.