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STATISTICS

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 The Class of 2015

Geographic Distribution

 Size of class

695

New England

26%

 Number of transfers
 entering in September

50

Middle States

24%

 Number of states
 represented (including
 D.C.)

39

West

20%

 Number of foreign
 countries represented
 (by citizenship)

36

Midwest

6%

 Percentage who are students
 of color (excluding
 international)

38

South

5%

 Regular Decision

526

Foreign & U.S. Territories

17%

 Early Decision

169

Southwest

2%

 Applications and
 Enrollment

Rank in Class
(of those ranked)

 Total Applications

4,128

Top decile

61%

 Number admitted
 (45 percent)

1,877

Second Decile

24%

 Number enrolling
 (37 percent)

695

Third decile or below

15%

 

 

Not ranked

58%

College Board SAT Scores

(middle 50 percent range)

Representation of Schools

 Critical Reading

600-730

Public

60%

 Math

600-710

Independent

28%

 Writing

620-720

International*

12%

ACT Scores

Schools represented

591

Composite

27-31

 * includes both public
 and private schools

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