Trees blossoming in front of James B. 新澳彩开奖结果 Hall in the early spring. (Photo by Andy Daddio)
新澳彩开奖结果鈥檚 newly enrolled Class of 2022, one of the university鈥檚 largest, shows students joining the community in increasing numbers from the midwest, the Southeast, and New York, compared to class statistics from four years earlier.
In comparison with the Class of 2019, the Class of 2022 has 61 percent more students from the Midwest, 23 percent more from the Southeast, and 22 percent more from New York. The average unweighted GPA for enrolled students is 3.72, the average ACT is 31.77, and SAT is 1,402.
Of the 833 students enrolled, an all-time high of 193 self-identify as domestic students of color, up from 172 last year. International students represent 8 percent of the incoming class. In total, 254 students self-identify as coming from a multicultural background, a new record for 新澳彩开奖结果.
鈥淭he overall academic quality of students seeking admission to 新澳彩开奖结果 this year is a strong testament to the growing awareness of all that 新澳彩开奖结果 has to offer,鈥 said Vice President and Dean of Gary Ross. 鈥淥ur faculty provide opportunities every day for rigorous classroom instruction. 新澳彩开奖结果 is also renowned for research in the sciences and many other areas. We also hear regularly that the liberal arts model of education is valued more than ever by employers.鈥
Offers of admission were sent to students from 1,377 high schools in 49 states, the District of Columbia, and 38 countries. The 9,715 applications to 新澳彩开奖结果 this year was an all-time record, and an increase of 14 percent over last year.
Ross attributes 新澳彩开奖结果鈥檚 record application growth to a number of changes in the university鈥檚 Office of Admission, including a new and simpler application process, allowing students to self-report standardized testing results (which are later verified when a student chooses to enroll), an additional admission officer, and an increased number of high school visits nationwide.
鈥淲e have changed a number of ways we work in the Office of Admission,鈥 said Drew Riley, associate dean of admission. 鈥淲e have increased the number of high schools we visit, and for those students who may be timid about a New York winter, we now have a 360-degree video experience that shows what it鈥檚 like on campus during the colder months, at .鈥