George Washington University

George Washington University is located in Washington, District of Columbia. It is a private not-for-profit, 4-year or above institution.

From Wikipedia: The George Washington University (GW or GWU) is a private federally-chartered research university in Washington, D.

Overview of institution

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Institution kind: Doctoral Universities: Very High Research Activity
Undergrad program: Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence
Graduate program: Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school
Enrollment profile: Majority undergraduate (see more details below)
Average net price for undergrads on financial aid: $42,723 (2.2 times the equivalent cost of Harvard).
Actual price for your family: Go here to see what your family may be asked to pay. It can be MUCH lower than the average price but also higher for some.
Size and setting: Four-year, large, highly residential
In state percentage: 1.5% of first year students come from District of Columbia
In US percentage: 92% of first year students come from the US
Graduation rate (within 6 years) for students seeking a Bachelors: 84.8% (this is what is usually reported as “graduation rate”)
Graduation rate (within 4 years) for students seeking a Bachelors: 79.4%
Student to tenure-stream faculty ratio: 12.8 (undergrads to tenure-stream faculty) [Tenure explained]
Student to faculty ratio: 8.0 (undergrads to all faculty)
Degrees offered: Certificate of at least 1 year but less than 2 years, Associate’s degree, Certificate of at least 2 years but less than 4 years, Bachelor’s degree, Postbaccalaureate certificate, Master’s degree, Post master’s certificate, Doctor’s degree: research scholarship, Doctor’s degree: professional practice
Schedule: Semester
Institution provides on campus housing: Yes
Dorm capacity: There are enough dorm beds for 7274 students
Freshmen required to live on campus: No
Advanced placement (AP) credits used: Yes
Disabilities: 9.19 percent of undergrads are registered as having disabilities.

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George Washington University lists these schools as ones to compare itself within federal IPEDS data, and they do the same back: New York University, Northeastern University, Tufts University, Tulane University of Louisiana, Boston University, Wake Forest University, Syracuse University, American University, Southern Methodist University
George Washington University compares itself to these institutions, but not vice versa: University of Pennsylvania, Duke University, Northwestern University, Vanderbilt University, University of Southern California, Washington University in St Louis, Georgetown University, Emory University, University of Miami, University of Rochester, University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
These institutions compare themselves to George Washington University, but not vice versa: University of Notre Dame, Lehigh University, Fordham University, Pepperdine University, University of Vermont, Bentley University, University of Cincinnati-Main Campus, George Mason University, Clark University, Marquette University, University of Denver, Hofstra University, Bradley University, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Worldwide, Nova Southeastern University, Liberty University, Northeastern University Professional Programs, Claremont Graduate University, The Chicago School at Washington DC

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	Wake Forest U.	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	Northeastern U. Professional Programs	U. of Pennsylvania	Claremont Graduate U.	The Chicago School at Washington DC
Undergrads (full time)	10,332	14,806	8,124 ↑ +151/y	19,291 ↑ +185/y	5,375 ↑ +48/y	6,239	6,880 ↑ +80/y	9,684 ↑ +187/y	3,451 ↑ +29/y	11,150 ↑ +114/y	4,075	12,004 ↑ +138/y	25,016 ↑ +538/y	5,391 ↑ +81/y	21,512 ↑ +560/y	2,356	17,734	7,022	7,184 ↓ -65/y	5,436 ↑ +43/y	5,842 ↓ -72/y	8,184 ↑ +205/y	6,635 ↑ +149/y	4,026	7,187	16,278 ↑ +339/y	7,445 ↑ +91/y	20,185 ↑ +255/y	7,082 ↑ +32/y	28,354 ↑ +643/y	2,175 ↓ -61/y	8,953 ↑ +57/y	8,438	6,838	5,810	31,034 ↑ +502/y	1,808	10,412
Undergrads (part time)	1,150 ↑ +65/y	615	339	5,129 ↑ +482/y	76	329	176 ↓ -6.4/y	414 ↓ -17/y	211 ↓ -13/y	748 ↓ -43/y	56	500 ↓ -14/y	4,647 ↑ +157/y	81	5,502 ↑ +124/y	33 ↓ -8.1/y	725 ↓ -97/y	79	344	431	268 ↓ -21/y	601 ↓ -149/y	180 ↑ +14/y	117 ↓ -14/y	713 ↑ +33/y	24	687	514	69	1,047	6,304	18	409 ↓ -51/y	45 ↑ +4.0/y	827 ↓ -108/y	17,872 ↓ -548/y	1,416 ↓ -88/y	838
Grad students (full time)	7,326	5,301	3,116	7,339 ↓ -47/y	1,032 ↓ -26/y	3,909 ↑ +58/y	2,404	3,734	2,547 ↑ +54/y	1,695 ↑ +51/y	421 ↓ -40/y	6,137 ↑ +133/y	6,170 ↑ +45/y	2,685 ↑ +15/y	5,609 ↑ +107/y	1,178	11,517 ↑ +264/y	6,320 ↑ +83/y	2,561 ↑ +55/y	3,445	3,016	3,291	5,369 ↑ +56/y	505	8,275 ↑ +114/y	12,570 ↑ +779/y	7,184 ↑ +183/y	22,784 ↑ +523/y	5,404 ↑ +35/y	22,316 ↑ +804/y	1,834 ↓ -63/y	3,856 ↑ +38/y	10,397 ↑ +209/y	10,175 ↑ +237/y	8,997 ↓ -131/y	22,957 ↑ +1,756/y	228	13,147 ↑ +201/y	1,135 ↓ -50/y	420
Grad students (part time)	7,131	1,976 ↑ +134/y	3,273 ↑ +93/y	2,008 ↓ -54/y	780 ↓ -24/y	1,562	2,593 ↑ +57/y	2,724 ↑ +85/y	3,821 ↑ +248/y	495 ↓ -9.1/y	613	761 ↑ +23/y	5,322	790 ↑ +71/y	6,426 ↓ -118/y	203	6,738 ↑ +183/y	1,420	1,078 ↓ -29/y	4,818 ↑ +222/y	1,112	1,951 ↑ +134/y	1,247 ↑ +37/y	904 ↑ +77/y	4,809 ↑ +224/y	1,141	1,696 ↑ +48/y	5,462 ↑ +140/y	1,155 ↑ +52/y	7,427 ↓ -117/y	1,261 ↓ -104/y	278 ↑ +12/y	4,165 ↑ +74/y	562	5,264 ↓ -679/y	24,846 ↑ +520/y	4,812	3,804 ↑ +201/y	768	279
Admission rate (undergrads)	49.0%	51.8%	40.6%	49.1%	37.0%	38.9%	52.3%	54.1% ↑ +1.17%/y	48.7% ↑ +1.66%/y	59.8% ↓ -1.20%/y	57.9% ↑ +2.14%/y	18.9% ↓ -2.04%/y	86.2% ↑ +1.15%/y	21.4% ↓ -0.99%/y	90.0% ↑ +2.50%/y	50.3%	14.4% ↓ -2.46%/y	11.4% ↓ -1.87%/y	87.2% ↑ +1.80%/y	77.7%	69.3% ↑ +1.16%/y	11.5% ↓ -2.77%/y	9.7% ↓ -0.67%/y	75.1% ↑ +1.33%/y	12.2% ↓ -0.63%/y	6.8% ↓ -2.64%/y	11.8% ↓ -0.60%/y	12.0% ↓ -0.75%/y	6.7% ↓ -0.65%/y	12.5% ↓ -3.04%/y	57.7%	12.9% ↓ -0.83%/y	7.2% ↓ -0.75%/y	6.3% ↓ -0.75%/y	75.8% ↑ +5.16%/y	99.3% ↑ +10.23%/y		6.5% ↓ -0.52%/y
Yield rate (percent of applicants offered undergraduate admission who accept)	22.0% ↓ -1.15%/y	19.1% ↓ -0.87%/y	22.2% ↓ -1.35%/y	16.8% ↓ -0.79%/y	26.9% ↓ -1.41%/y	20.9%	19.4% ↓ -0.48%/y	10.2%	16.9% ↓ -0.54%/y	16.6% ↑ +0.60%/y	20.4% ↓ -1.24%/y	25.5% ↑ +0.91%/y	25.5% ↓ -1.41%/y	38.0% ↑ +0.73%/y	23.0%	15.9%	31.3% ↑ +1.25%/y	37.8%	14.3%	10.9% ↓ -0.40%/y	10.5%	50.9% ↑ +3.89%/y	50.1% ↑ +0.84%/y	12.1% ↓ -0.50%/y	48.7%	40.7% ↑ +2.43%/y	48.2% ↑ +1.72%/y	41.2% ↑ +1.14%/y	52.3%	49.3% ↑ +2.40%/y	53.6%	59.5% ↑ +0.52%/y	55.2% ↑ +1.28%/y	55.0% ↑ +1.06%/y	15.5% ↓ -1.54%/y	19.9% ↓ -4.42%/y		67.9%
Graduation rate (bachelors in 6 years)	84.8% ↑ +0.48%/y	83.4% ↑ +0.24%/y	79.5%	83.7% ↑ +0.43%/y	91.2%	89.7%	82.3% ↑ +0.38%/y	83.4% ↑ +0.35%/y	84.0%	75.8%	88.0%	84.1% ↑ +0.31%/y	72.1% ↑ +1.09%/y	89.6% ↑ +0.26%/y	70.6% ↑ +0.50%/y	76.2%	89.0% ↑ +0.60%/y	90.0%	82.5% ↑ +0.41%/y	77.5%	67.8% ↑ +0.81%/y	87.4% ↑ +1.08%/y	93.7% ↑ +0.18%/y	76.2%	95.6% ↑ +0.20%/y	91.2% ↑ +1.21%/y	93.7%	92.5% ↑ +0.16%/y	92.8%	87.1% ↑ +0.37%/y	19.3% ↓ -3.00%/y	96.3%	96.5% ↑ +0.27%/y	96.6% ↑ +0.17%/y	62.0% ↑ +2.35%/y	67.5% ↑ +1.75%/y		96.1%
Transfer out rate (bachelors)				11.9%		3.6%	12.6% ↓ -0.59%/y	9.4% ↓ -1.09%/y			1.0%		15.7%		15.7% ↓ -0.58%/y	17.0%					24.3% ↓ -1.10%/y	10.1% ↓ -0.61%/y	4.6% ↑ +0.16%/y			3.1% ↓ -1.26%/y				5.8% ↓ -0.66%/y				3.1%	30.0% ↓ -1.41%/y	6.2%		0.0%

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	Wake Forest U.	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	Northeastern U. Professional Programs	U. of Pennsylvania	Claremont Graduate U.	The Chicago School at Washington DC
Sector	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Public, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Public, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Public, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Public, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above	Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above
Level	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years	Four or more years
HBCU	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Tribal College	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Size and setting	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, primarily residential	Four-year, medium, primarily residential	Four-year, large, primarily nonresidential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, medium, highly residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, medium, highly residential	Four-year, large, primarily residential	Four-year, large, primarily residential	Four-year, medium, highly residential	Four-year, large, primarily nonresidential	Four-year, medium, highly residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, primarily residential	Four-year, medium, highly residential	Four-year, large, primarily residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, medium, primarily residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, primarily residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, primarily residential	Four-year, medium, primarily nonresidential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, primarily residential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Four-year, large, primarily residential	Four-year, large, primarily nonresidential	Four-year, medium, primarily nonresidential	Four-year, large, highly residential	Exclusively graduate/professional	Exclusively graduate/professional
Undergrad profile	Four-year, full-time, more selective, higher transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, higher transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, selective, higher transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, higher transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, higher transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, higher transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, higher part-time	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, full-time, selective, lower transfer-in	Four-year, medium full-time , selective, higher transfer-in	Four-year, higher part-time	Four-year, full-time, more selective, lower transfer-in	Not classified (Exclusively Graduate)	Not classified (Exclusively Graduate)
Undergrad instruction	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, high graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Professions plus arts & sciences, some graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, high graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, some graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, some graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, some graduate coexistence	Professions focus, some graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Professions plus arts & sciences, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, some graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences focus, some graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, some graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, some graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Professions plus arts & sciences, some graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences focus, high graduate coexistence	Professions plus arts & sciences, some graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, high graduate coexistence	Professions plus arts & sciences, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, high graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences focus, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, high graduate coexistence	Professions focus, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, high graduate coexistence	Arts & sciences plus professions, high graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, some graduate coexistence	Professions focus, some graduate coexistence	Balanced arts & sciences/professions, high graduate coexistence	Not Classified (Exclusively Graduate Programs)	Not Classified (Exclusively Graduate Programs)
Grad instruction	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, no medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, no medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, no medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, no medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, no medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Single program-Education	Research Doctoral: STEM-dominant	Research Doctoral: Single program-Other	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: STEM-dominant	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, no medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Humanities/social sciences-dominant	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, no medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Professional-dominant	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Postbaccalaureate: Other-dominant, with Arts & Sciences	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, no medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Single program-Other	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, no medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Professional-dominant	Research Doctoral: Professional-dominant	Postbaccalaureate: Comprehensive programs	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, with medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Comprehensive programs, no medical/veterinary school	Research Doctoral: Professional-dominant
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Teaching

Tenure track faculty are those who are eligible for tenure. This includes both pre-tenure and tenured faculty. Once faculty get tenure, they are (generally) protected from being fired for intellectual reasons, helping to ensure their freedom in teaching and research. They can still lose their positions for misconduct, financial problems, not fulfilling their duties, or other reasons.

Non-tenure track faculty are not eligible for tenure. Some are hired one semester at a time, some have multi-year contracts. They typically have a higher teaching load than tenure track faculty, leaving less time for research or other creative endeavors. They are also easier to fire than tenured faculty. Sometimes they are external experts (a noted musician, a former senator) who are hired to teach some classes without the expected permanence of a tenure-track position.

Note that this chart uses US federal demographic data: it only has two genders and a specified set of ethnicities and races.

Having a low student to faculty ratio is considered a good thing by many, as it can mean more individual attention.

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	Wake Forest U.	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	Northeastern U. Professional Programs	U. of Pennsylvania	Claremont Graduate U.	The Chicago School at Washington DC
Undergrads per tenure track instructor (lower is better)	13 ↑ +0.1/y	17	19 ↑ +0.3/y	12 ↑ +0.1/y	12	4.6	15 ↑ +0.3/y	18 ↑ +0.5/y	13 ↑ +0.2/y	23 ↑ +0.6/y	21	12 ↑ +0.3/y	27	7.8 ↑ +0.4/y	22 ↑ +0.5/y	14	20	7.1	18 ↑ +0.1/y	11	14	12 ↑ +0.2/y	15 ↑ +0.4/y	16	8.7 ↓ -0.1/y	19 ↑ +0.3/y	5.3	14 ↑ +0.1/y	8.6 ↑ +0.4/y	15 ↑ +0.4/y	38 ↓ -7.8/y	9.8	6.2 ↓ -0.1/y	4.2	208 ↑ +12/y	2,586 ↑ +124/y	48	6.1 ↓ -0.1/y
Undergrads per instructor (lower is better)	8.0	13 ↓ -0.2/y	10 ↑ +0.1/y	4.3	9.7	2.4 ↓ -0.1/y	9.3 ↑ +0.1/y	18 ↑ +0.5/y	8.2	15 ↑ +0.6/y	15	8.1 ↑ +0.1/y	11	2.8	15	10 ↓ -0.2/y	5.7 ↓ -0.1/y	4.4	11 ↓ -0.2/y	7.0 ↓ -0.1/y	12 ↓ -0.1/y	5.3 ↓ -0.3/y	6.8	12	5.5 ↓ -0.1/y	10 ↓ -0.1/y	4.1	8.3	5.3 ↑ +0.4/y	4.2 ↓ -0.0/y	18 ↓ -1.4/y	7.1 ↓ -0.1/y	3.6 ↓ -0.1/y	1.7 ↓ -0.0/y	6.9 ↑ +0.4/y	46 ↑ +2.8/y	10	4.7 ↓ -0.1/y
Total instructors	1,295 ↑ +14/y	1,173 ↑ +13/y	853 ↑ +9.1/y	4,491 ↑ +46/y	564 ↑ +6.9/y	2,678 ↑ +71/y	743	547	421 ↑ +3.3/y	747 ↓ -37/y	274	1,485 ↓ -12/y	2,287 ↑ +67/y	2,312 ↑ +55/y	1,468 ↑ +26/y	230 ↑ +3.4/y	3,102 ↑ +77/y	1,611	653 ↑ +5.6/y	772 ↑ +12/y	503 ↓ -1.8/y	1,531 ↑ +91/y	975 ↑ +14/y	334	1,305 ↑ +14/y	1,606 ↑ +47/y	1,805 ↑ +27/y	2,430 ↑ +35/y	1,334 ↓ -264/y	6,778 ↑ +188/y	121	1,253 ↑ +16/y	2,382 ↑ +34/y	4,142 ↑ +69/y	848	678 ↓ -110/y	180 ↑ +7.5/y	2,221 ↑ +32/y	83 ↓ -0.8/y	23
Tenure track instructors	807 ↓ -2.8/y	889 ↑ +2.7/y	444	1,608	455 ↑ +1.4/y	1,424 ↑ +10/y	447 ↓ -3.9/y	531 ↓ -4.0/y	272	486 ↓ -11/y	191	1,005 ↓ -13/y	943	686 ↓ -44/y	962 ↑ +5.1/y	164	902	990 ↓ -11/y	400 ↓ -6.1/y	491 ↑ +5.5/y	419 ↓ -6.4/y	659 ↑ +7.7/y	456 ↓ -3.5/y	250 ↓ -5.5/y	826 ↑ +3.4/y	835 ↑ +7.2/y	1,417 ↑ +13/y	1,495 ↑ +5.8/y	819 ↓ -58/y	1,846	58 ↑ +3.6/y	909 ↑ +3.7/y	1,347 ↑ +11/y	1,623 ↓ -9.6/y	28	12 ↓ -0.7/y	38	1,697 ↑ +21/y	64 ↓ -1.2/y
Non-tenure track instructors	488 ↑ +17/y	284 ↑ +11/y	409 ↑ +8.5/y	2,883 ↑ +46/y	109 ↑ +5.6/y	1,254 ↑ +61/y	296 ↑ +5.9/y	16	149 ↑ +4.3/y	261	83	480	1,344 ↑ +55/y	1,626 ↑ +99/y	506 ↑ +21/y	66 ↑ +3.4/y	2,200 ↑ +77/y	621	253 ↑ +12/y	281 ↑ +6.3/y	84 ↑ +4.5/y	872 ↑ +84/y	519 ↑ +18/y	84 ↑ +2.9/y	479 ↑ +11/y	771 ↑ +40/y	388 ↑ +14/y	935 ↑ +29/y	515 ↓ -206/y	4,932 ↑ +193/y	63	344 ↑ +12/y	1,035 ↑ +23/y	2,519 ↑ +78/y	820	666 ↓ -109/y	142 ↑ +5.3/y	524 ↑ +11/y	19	23

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Geography

This has information on the location of the institution. See the about page for more information on what the metrics are and how they are calculated.

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	Wake Forest U.	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	Northeastern U. Professional Programs	U. of Pennsylvania	Claremont Graduate U.	The Chicago School at Washington DC
Location	Washington, District of Columbia	Syracuse, New York	Washington, District of Columbia	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Bethlehem, Pennsylvania	Rochester, New York	Dallas, Texas	Bronx, New York	Malibu, California	Burlington, Vermont	Waltham, Massachusetts	Coral Gables, Florida	Cincinnati, Ohio	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	Fairfax, Virginia	Worcester, Massachusetts	Boston, Massachusetts	Atlanta, Georgia	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Denver, Colorado	Hempstead, New York	New Orleans, Louisiana	Medford, Massachusetts	Peoria, Illinois	Washington, District of Columbia	Boston, Massachusetts	Saint Louis, Missouri	Los Angeles, California	Nashville, Tennessee	New York, New York	Daytona Beach, Florida	Notre Dame, Indiana	Evanston, Illinois	Durham, North Carolina	Fort Lauderdale, Florida	Lynchburg, Virginia	Boston, Massachusetts	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Claremont, California	Washington, District of Columbia
Miles to mountains	44	10	41	33	47	26	159	27	0	10	33	626	158	15	34	15	39	44	472	9.0	42	346	38	371	43	40	233	5.6	48	35	405	345	415	76	606	8.9	40	90	1.3	44
Biome	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands & Scrub	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands	Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands & Scrub	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Conifer Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Grasslands, Savannas & Shrublands	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Flooded Grasslands & Savannas	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests	Mediterranean Forests, Woodlands & Scrub	Temperate Broadleaf & Mixed Forests

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	Wake Forest U.	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	U. of Pennsylvania
Average net price (for students awarded aid)	$42,723	$43,651 ↑ +$2,135/y	$41,369	$24,286	$30,453 ↑ +$362/y	$39,775 ↑ +$800/y	$45,094 ↑ +$1,132/y	$43,943 ↑ +$771/y	$47,804 ↑ +$2,338/y	$21,849 ↑ +$560/y	$44,233 ↑ +$1,587/y	$36,467	$20,149	$26,197	$18,479 ↑ +$261/y	$32,053 ↑ +$894/y	$27,829 ↓ -$674/y	$26,680	$33,136	$42,423 ↑ +$1,089/y	$35,036 ↑ +$456/y	$50,263 ↑ +$2,162/y	$30,479 ↑ +$545/y	$24,053 ↓ -$199/y	$35,566	$35,827 ↑ +$1,033/y	$23,432 ↓ -$948/y	$36,808	$25,606 ↑ +$642/y	$29,499	$17,002	$28,474 ↑ +$464/y	$22,095	$23,694 ↑ +$722/y	$29,589	$29,913 ↑ +$818/y	$26,123
Undergrads getting federal aid	16.0%	24.0%	15.0%	79.0% ↑ +6.90%/y	19.0% ↑ +0.80%/y	18.0%	11.0%	30.0%	19.0%	18.0%	14.0%	15.0%	30.0%	8.0%	44.0% ↑ +1.72%/y	19.0%	17.0% ↑ +0.63%/y	18.0%	65.0% ↑ +4.53%/y	27.0% ↑ +1.55%/y	27.0%	8.0%	16.0% ↑ +0.60%/y	56.0%	9.0%	32.0% ↑ +1.68%/y	17.0% ↑ +1.27%/y	37.0% ↑ +2.38%/y	20.0% ↑ +1.77%/y	24.0%	22.0%	15.0%	21.0% ↑ +1.02%/y	13.0%	61.0% ↑ +2.23%/y	29.0%	17.0% ↑ +0.53%/y
Undergrads getting any aid	79.0%	79.0% ↑ +1.87%/y	83.0%	87.0%	75.0% ↑ +1.42%/y	73.0% ↓ -1.73%/y	76.0%	96.0% ↑ +0.63%/y	95.0% ↑ +2.03%/y	98.0% ↑ +0.42%/y	84.0% ↑ +0.98%/y	76.0%	84.0%	37.0% ↓ -1.33%/y	80.0% ↑ +1.12%/y	97.0% ↑ +0.92%/y	53.0%	56.0%	100.0%	100.0% ↑ +1.95%/y	99.0% ↑ +0.28%/y	70.0%	46.0%	100.0% ↑ +0.17%/y	45.0%	85.0% ↑ +1.37%/y	50.0% ↓ -0.53%/y	76.0% ↑ +1.77%/y	69.0%	53.0%	60.0%	68.0%	58.0%	57.0%	100.0%	98.0% ↑ +0.32%/y	57.0%
Undergrads getting Pell grants	15.0%	18.0%	10.0% ↓ -0.87%/y	18.0%	19.0% ↑ +0.80%/y	16.0%	11.0%	23.0%	19.0%	12.0% ↓ -0.68%/y	14.0%	15.0%	20.0% ↓ -0.62%/y	8.0%	28.0%	19.0%	17.0% ↑ +0.62%/y	18.0%	24.0% ↑ +0.88%/y	16.0%	27.0%	8.0% ↓ -0.28%/y	12.0%	36.0% ↑ +1.65%/y	9.0%	18.0%	17.0% ↑ +1.28%/y	25.0%	19.0% ↑ +0.72%/y	24.0%	22.0%	15.0%	21.0% ↑ +1.02%/y	13.0%	43.0%	29.0% ↓ -1.38%/y	16.0%

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Graduation

Note these are bachelors graduation rates in six years, not four (this is standard). Sample sizes can be small for some demographic groups with few individuals in a school, leading to large year-to-year fluctuations and often extreme values for those groups (if there are two individuals in the class with a given identity, the possible graduation rates are 0%, 50%, or 100% depending on whether zero, one, or both students graduate within six years).

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	Wake Forest U.	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	U. of Pennsylvania
Total	84.8% ↑ +0.48%/y	83.4% ↑ +0.24%/y	79.5%	83.7% ↑ +0.43%/y	91.2%	89.7%	82.3% ↑ +0.38%/y	83.4% ↑ +0.35%/y	84.0%	75.8%	88.0%	84.1% ↑ +0.31%/y	72.1% ↑ +1.09%/y	89.6% ↑ +0.26%/y	70.6% ↑ +0.50%/y	76.2%	89.0% ↑ +0.60%/y	90.0%	82.5% ↑ +0.41%/y	77.5%	67.8% ↑ +0.81%/y	87.4% ↑ +1.08%/y	93.7% ↑ +0.18%/y	76.2%	95.6% ↑ +0.20%/y	91.2% ↑ +1.21%/y	93.7%	92.5% ↑ +0.16%/y	92.8%	87.1% ↑ +0.37%/y	19.3% ↓ -3.00%/y	96.3%	96.5% ↑ +0.27%/y	96.6% ↑ +0.17%/y	62.0% ↑ +2.35%/y	67.5% ↑ +1.75%/y	96.1%
Men	82.2% ↑ +0.39%/y	80.5%	76.4%	80.2% ↑ +0.37%/y	89.3%	88.3%	77.9% ↑ +0.35%/y	81.8% ↑ +0.30%/y	74.6%	72.7% ↓ -0.36%/y	86.1%	81.1% ↑ +0.34%/y	68.8% ↑ +0.80%/y	87.2%	66.4% ↑ +0.55%/y	70.0%	86.9% ↑ +0.47%/y	87.6% ↓ -0.35%/y	77.6%	73.4%	63.7% ↑ +0.74%/y	84.6% ↑ +1.07%/y	92.8% ↑ +0.19%/y	73.4%	94.9%	90.4% ↑ +1.25%/y	92.6%	90.8% ↑ +0.13%/y	90.9%	84.6%	18.8% ↓ -3.37%/y	96.0%	95.5% ↑ +0.28%/y	95.3%	59.3% ↑ +2.93%/y	63.5% ↑ +1.95%/y	94.3%
Women	86.5% ↑ +0.52%/y	85.8% ↑ +0.35%/y	81.2%	86.6% ↑ +0.47%/y	93.5%	91.2%	86.8% ↑ +0.50%/y	84.5% ↑ +0.38%/y	90.2% ↑ +0.59%/y	77.7% ↑ +0.33%/y	90.6%	86.5%	75.7% ↑ +1.42%/y	91.8% ↑ +0.54%/y	74.5% ↑ +0.53%/y	80.4%	90.3% ↑ +0.68%/y	91.7% ↑ +0.20%/y	86.6% ↑ +0.56%/y	80.7%	70.8% ↑ +0.83%/y	89.5% ↑ +1.01%/y	94.7% ↑ +0.17%/y	78.6%	96.1% ↑ +0.23%/y	92.0% ↑ +1.16%/y	94.6%	93.9% ↑ +0.17%/y	94.4% ↑ +0.20%/y	88.9% ↑ +0.42%/y	24.3%	96.7%	97.5% ↑ +0.26%/y	97.9%	63.1% ↑ +2.03%/y	70.4% ↑ +1.51%/y	97.8% ↑ +0.12%/y
American Indian or Alaska Native men		28.6%	100.0%	100.0%		100.0%			50.0%				0.0%		100.0%		100.0%				60.0%			100.0%		0.0%		100.0%	100.0%	100.0%	50.0%			83.3%	100.0%	50.0%
American Indian or Alaska Native women		50.0%		100.0%	100.0%	100.0%	100.0%	100.0%	100.0%			100.0% ↑ +7.40%/y	66.7%	50.0%	100.0%				33.3%	100.0%	0.0%	100.0%		100.0%		100.0%	100.0%	50.0%	100.0%	83.3%	0.0%		100.0%	71.4%	100.0%	33.3%	100.0%
Asian men	85.5% ↑ +0.95%/y	79.4%	69.2%	84.7%	92.3%	91.6%	82.9%	82.5%	63.3%	63.0% ↓ -2.52%/y	91.3%	79.7%	68.9%	95.7%	74.4% ↑ +1.11%/y	57.1% ↓ -2.90%/y	91.4% ↑ +0.74%/y	92.1%	76.2%	82.6%	57.6%	84.2%	92.1%	78.9%	90.7%	92.5% ↑ +1.68%/y	95.7%	95.8%	95.4%	87.0%	20.0%	91.8%	98.2% ↑ +0.41%/y	98.9%	79.4% ↑ +2.97%/y	76.2% ↑ +4.07%/y	95.1%
Asian women	89.6% ↑ +0.67%/y	80.2%	87.0% ↑ +1.41%/y	91.1% ↑ +0.58%/y	95.6%	88.4%	87.3%	87.8%	94.3% ↑ +1.17%/y	72.7%	95.3%	91.5%	88.0% ↑ +1.31%/y	81.8%	83.1%	78.1%	92.7% ↑ +0.81%/y	92.9%	91.9% ↑ +1.78%/y	83.8%	80.9% ↑ +2.69%/y	89.4%	96.9% ↑ +0.47%/y	83.3%	99.0% ↑ +0.50%/y	97.0% ↑ +1.27%/y	96.1%	96.2%	95.5% ↑ +0.60%/y	91.3%	0.0%	98.3%	99.4%	98.9%	79.7% ↑ +2.05%/y	78.9% ↑ +3.92%/y	98.9%
Black or African American men	73.8%	77.8%	73.1%	69.0%	78.8%	80.6%	62.3%	60.0%	72.7%	66.7%	75.0%	62.5%	58.8% ↑ +1.95%/y	88.6%	62.1%	55.6%	86.7%	82.6%	58.7%	45.5%	57.4% ↑ +1.79%/y	73.0%	90.6%	54.3%	94.3%	85.7% ↑ +2.38%/y	88.5%	79.1% ↑ +1.57%/y	89.9%	85.5% ↑ +2.24%/y	6.5% ↓ -7.98%/y	88.4%	86.0%	82.1%	24.0% ↑ +2.74%/y	34.3%	86.4%
Black or African American women	83.1%	89.0% ↑ +0.69%/y	79.4%	85.8%	86.2%	85.7%	81.2%	85.0% ↑ +1.76%/y	88.2%	73.3%	93.8%	84.2%	67.4% ↑ +2.96%/y	93.6% ↑ +1.02%/y	73.6%	86.7%	88.9% ↑ +0.72%/y	90.5%	76.9%	88.2%	61.0%	83.3%	96.9% ↑ +1.17%/y	66.1% ↑ +1.20%/y	87.5%	89.5% ↑ +2.27%/y	94.9%	92.6%	94.1%	85.7%	0.0%	93.8%	96.5%	97.5%	57.7% ↑ +3.16%/y	44.9% ↑ +1.71%/y	95.6%
Hispanic men	83.2%	77.3% ↑ +0.91%/y	66.7%	67.6%	83.6%	82.4%	74.1%	77.4%	87.8%	58.8%	78.0%	79.9%	61.3%	81.6%	66.9%	60.0%	81.3% ↑ +0.86%/y	85.2%	67.7%	68.6%	47.7%	90.9%	93.2%	73.6%	94.5%	87.1% ↑ +2.01%/y	97.2%	87.6%	85.9%	83.7% ↑ +0.80%/y	11.9%	98.0%	96.7%	100.0%	59.3% ↑ +1.78%/y	48.4%	93.7%

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Library

Libraries are changing rapidly. Note that how institutions count digital collections may vary.

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	Wake Forest U.	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	U. of Pennsylvania	Claremont Graduate U.	The Chicago School at Washington DC
Number of physical books	1.1 M ↓ -242,391/y	1.6 M ↓ -267,723/y	795,299	3.6 M	741,644 ↓ -45,893/y	1.7 M ↓ -337,723/y	1.6 M ↓ -156,741/y	1.1 M	329,876	1.2 M ↓ -215,041/y	157,328	1.8 M ↓ -144,243/y	3.2 M	979,499 ↓ -64,081/y	1.0 M ↓ -51,439/y	384,240 ↓ -33,343/y	1.5 M	2.5 M	1.3 M ↓ -56,264/y	1.4 M	604,034 ↓ -63,597/y	1.8 M ↓ -317,103/y	823,533 ↓ -47,237/y	373,586 ↓ -17,235/y	1.8 M ↓ -119,066/y	519,664 ↓ -40,120/y	2.2 M	3.0 M ↓ -202,675/y	2.0 M ↓ -155,027/y	3.1 M	2.3 M ↓ -200,666/y	3.2 M ↑ +200,429/y	4.3 M ↓ -258,293/y	525,831 ↓ -25,939/y	356,394	5.3 M ↓ -244,260/y	987,742 ↓ -42,838/y	1,340
Physical library circulations per students and faculty	1.0 ↓ -0.6/y	1.9	2.2 ↓ -0.9/y	0.8 ↓ -1.2/y	0.8	1.5	1.8 ↓ -0.9/y	1.9 ↓ -0.6/y	0.7 ↓ -0.5/y	2.1 ↓ -0.9/y	1.4 ↓ -0.8/y	1.5 ↓ -1.0/y	1.0 ↓ -0.4/y	1.6 ↓ -1.1/y	0.5 ↓ -1.1/y	1.1	0.9 ↓ -0.2/y	3.1 ↓ -2.2/y	2.6 ↓ -0.7/y	0.7 ↓ -1.4/y	0.8 ↓ -0.6/y	1.8 ↓ -0.7/y	3.6 ↓ -1.9/y	1.9 ↓ -0.6/y	2.2 ↓ -1.8/y	0.3 ↓ -0.6/y	2.0 ↓ -2.0/y	0.8 ↓ -0.4/y	2.9 ↓ -1.1/y	1.2 ↓ -0.6/y	4.0 ↓ -1.1/y	0.7 ↓ -0.8/y	5.7	3.4	0.4 ↓ -0.1/y	2.3 ↓ -1.0/y
Digital library circulations per students and faculty	115 ↑ +16/y	3.5 ↑ +0.3/y	11	103	5.8	442	50 ↑ +4.1/y	105 ↑ +14/y	45 ↑ +6.2/y	16	4.0 ↑ +0.6/y	79 ↑ +14/y	107 ↑ +6.0/y	234	141	12 ↑ +0.9/y	8.2	129 ↑ +14/y	45 ↑ +4.8/y	42	49 ↑ +2.6/y	74	52	5.7	111 ↑ +9.6/y	167 ↑ +13/y	11	262	263 ↑ +32/y	173	238 ↑ +36/y	217	142	65 ↑ +6.8/y	117 ↑ +14/y	368 ↑ +56/y

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Diversity

The US Census Bureau has a diversity index that goes from 0 to 1. In their words, “A 0-value indicates that everyone in the population has the same racial and ethnic characteristics. A value close to 1 indicates that everyone in the population has different racial and ethnic characteristics.” This uses their formula, but with the resolution available for the federal IPEDS data (which does not separate for a given demographic group whether members identify as Hispanic or not). This metric is about heterogeneity within the population, not the proportion of the population that comes from historically excluded groups.

Following the practice of the census, the index is multiplied by 100 to give the percentage probability a random pair of individuals will have a different background. Most institutions argue that diversity is a benefit, so by default a higher number is listed as better, but there may be cases where this measure does not reflect the mission of a college (for example, 70% of the students at a tribal college or university may be American Indian: that could be low-scoring by this metric but should not be read as “bad” given the institution’s mission).

These numbers are based on the most recent year available, generally 2023, which predates effects of the US Supreme Court’s striking down of affirmative action. This has often changed, sometimes dramatically, the incoming student demographics at some institutions.

Overall diversity

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	Wake Forest U.	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	Northeastern U. Professional Programs	U. of Pennsylvania	Claremont Graduate U.	The Chicago School at Washington DC
Freshman diversity	68.8% ↑ +1.15%/y	63.2%	56.2%	58.6% ↑ +1.97%/y	62.5% ↑ +1.03%/y	81.2% ↑ +1.16%/y	56.3% ↑ +0.50%/y	72.0% ↑ +1.55%/y	73.6%	26.5%	66.0% ↑ +1.11%/y	66.5% ↓ -0.49%/y	47.0% ↑ +1.30%/y	58.1% ↑ +1.21%/y	76.3% ↑ +0.95%/y	53.9%	84.0% ↑ +0.85%/y	81.1% ↑ +0.51%/y	50.5% ↑ +0.81%/y	47.7%	70.4% ↑ +0.58%/y	54.6% ↑ +2.43%/y	76.3% ↑ +2.01%/y	58.5% ↑ +2.31%/y	65.0% ↑ +0.58%/y	77.5% ↑ +0.91%/y	77.3% ↑ +1.23%/y	83.9% ↑ +0.67%/y	78.0% ↑ +1.93%/y	86.6% ↑ +0.96%/y	69.1% ↑ +2.25%/y	61.6% ↑ +0.95%/y	79.4% ↑ +1.27%/y	78.8% ↑ +0.87%/y	76.3%	40.7% ↓ -0.65%/y		80.4% ↑ +0.74%/y
Tenure-stream diversity	48.1% ↑ +0.78%/y	49.4% ↑ +1.15%/y	45.0% ↑ +0.76%/y	49.9% ↑ +1.05%/y	52.8% ↑ +1.24%/y	43.4% ↑ +0.98%/y	47.8% ↑ +0.59%/y	52.4% ↑ +1.62%/y	49.2% ↑ +1.42%/y	32.5% ↑ +0.31%/y	58.4% ↑ +2.15%/y	53.5% ↑ +0.67%/y	49.4% ↑ +1.15%/y	45.9% ↑ +1.35%/y	56.6% ↑ +1.98%/y	59.4% ↑ +1.50%/y	47.5% ↑ +1.42%/y	50.1% ↑ +1.38%/y	41.9% ↑ +1.23%/y	45.9% ↑ +1.23%/y	42.1% ↑ +0.71%/y	53.5% ↑ +1.60%/y	48.2% ↑ +1.33%/y	38.8% ↑ +1.53%/y	58.8% ↑ +2.20%/y	69.7% ↑ +2.59%/y	44.9% ↑ +1.28%/y	54.1% ↑ +1.08%/y	41.7% ↑ +1.38%/y	53.3% ↑ +1.65%/y	25.9% ↑ +1.50%/y	46.2% ↑ +1.40%/y	51.3% ↑ +1.32%/y	43.2% ↑ +0.86%/y	45.2% ↑ +3.70%/y	40.3%	55.9%	47.6% ↑ +1.37%/y	51.3% ↑ +0.89%/y
Non-tenure-track diversity	43.9% ↑ +1.07%/y	44.6% ↑ +1.43%/y	43.3% ↑ +0.70%/y	49.0% ↑ +0.79%/y	47.4% ↑ +2.02%/y	42.1% ↑ +1.73%/y	42.2% ↑ +1.29%/y	83.6% ↑ +8.91%/y	39.2% ↑ +2.13%/y	26.7% ↑ +0.63%/y	27.3% ↑ +1.26%/y	60.0% ↑ +0.76%/y	43.1% ↑ +1.18%/y	40.0%	48.3% ↑ +1.54%/y	55.0%	51.0% ↑ +1.55%/y	54.2%	33.6% ↑ +0.84%/y	43.6% ↑ +2.00%/y	42.4% ↑ +3.49%/y	51.8% ↑ +2.31%/y	47.6% ↑ +0.69%/y	34.8% ↑ +2.14%/y	60.9% ↑ +1.90%/y	53.2% ↑ +2.61%/y	44.7% ↑ +0.85%/y	53.9% ↑ +1.12%/y	37.8% ↑ +0.75%/y	54.7% ↑ +0.74%/y	18.2%	44.5%	52.7% ↑ +1.48%/y	49.2% ↑ +1.05%/y	60.2% ↑ +1.57%/y	30.0% ↑ +0.70%/y	55.1% ↑ +2.76%/y	54.3% ↑ +0.92%/y	64.5% ↑ +2.38%/y	62.4%

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Freshman profile

Demographic data for first time degree-seeking students. Note that this uses US federal demographic data: it only has two genders and a specified set of ethnicities and races.

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	Wake Forest U.	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	U. of Pennsylvania
Women	62.5% ↑ +0.98%/y	55.3%	67.4% ↑ +0.27%/y	63.8% ↑ +1.02%/y	46.8%	53.3% ↑ +0.42%/y	54.8%	62.9% ↑ +0.66%/y	62.1%	67.0% ↑ +1.08%/y	38.9%	51.1%	50.0% ↑ +0.31%/y	54.7% ↑ +0.34%/y	48.5% ↓ -0.41%/y	58.6%	59.4% ↓ -0.46%/y	55.3%	53.9%	55.7%	58.5% ↑ +0.51%/y	66.4% ↑ +0.55%/y	57.0% ↑ +0.71%/y	54.9%	60.3% ↑ +0.52%/y	64.2% ↑ +1.10%/y	54.3% ↑ +0.28%/y	54.0%	54.3%	60.9%	18.0% ↑ +0.82%/y	48.1%	54.7% ↑ +0.52%/y	54.6%	70.4% ↑ +0.64%/y	55.4%	55.7% ↑ +0.49%/y
Men	37.5% ↓ -0.98%/y	44.7%	32.6% ↓ -0.27%/y	36.2% ↓ -1.02%/y	53.2%	46.7% ↓ -0.42%/y	45.2%	37.1% ↓ -0.66%/y	37.9%	33.0% ↓ -1.08%/y	61.1%	48.9%	50.0% ↓ -0.31%/y	45.3% ↓ -0.34%/y	51.5% ↑ +0.41%/y	41.4%	40.6% ↑ +0.46%/y	44.7%	46.1%	44.3%	41.5% ↓ -0.51%/y	33.6% ↓ -0.55%/y	43.0% ↓ -0.71%/y	45.1%	39.7% ↓ -0.52%/y	35.8% ↓ -1.10%/y	45.7% ↓ -0.28%/y	46.0%	45.7%	39.1%	82.0% ↓ -0.82%/y	51.9%	45.3% ↓ -0.52%/y	45.4%	29.6% ↓ -0.64%/y	44.6%	44.3% ↓ -0.49%/y
White women	31.7%	32.8%	39.9%	38.9%	26.8%	19.0%	31.6% ↓ -0.30%/y	27.2% ↓ -0.63%/y	27.7%	55.3% ↑ +0.79%/y	18.4% ↓ -0.55%/y	26.3% ↑ +0.28%/y	35.4%	34.7%	16.8% ↓ -0.89%/y	37.1%	17.6% ↓ -1.02%/y	17.8% ↓ -0.48%/y	35.8%	37.7%	25.8%	42.9% ↓ -0.50%/y	20.2% ↓ -0.72%/y	30.9%	30.8%	24.0%	20.0% ↓ -0.66%/y	12.9% ↓ -0.80%/y	20.3% ↓ -0.99%/y	13.3% ↓ -1.05%/y	7.9%	25.6%	17.3% ↓ -0.76%/y	18.5% ↓ -0.50%/y	21.4%	38.5% ↑ +0.99%/y	12.7% ↓ -0.72%/y
White men	19.0% ↓ -1.01%/y	25.3%	21.5% ↓ -0.22%/y	21.8% ↓ -1.45%/y	30.6% ↓ -0.74%/y	15.6% ↓ -0.91%/y	28.9%	17.9% ↓ -1.00%/y	16.0%	27.9% ↓ -1.00%/y	36.5% ↓ -0.30%/y	26.3% ↑ +0.25%/y	36.0% ↓ -0.58%/y	27.1% ↓ -0.81%/y	17.5% ↓ -0.81%/y	27.0%	12.4% ↓ -0.35%/y	14.1% ↓ -0.51%/y	31.7% ↓ -0.56%/y	32.1%	20.7% ↓ -0.39%/y	21.6% ↓ -0.98%/y	20.5% ↓ -1.15%/y	27.8%	22.8% ↓ -0.68%/y	13.4% ↓ -1.13%/y	17.9% ↓ -0.85%/y	12.3% ↓ -0.68%/y	17.2% ↓ -1.30%/y	7.9% ↓ -0.79%/y	41.0%	32.5% ↓ -0.47%/y	16.0% ↓ -1.20%/y	16.0% ↓ -0.81%/y	8.4% ↓ -0.58%/y	30.4% ↑ +0.45%/y	13.3% ↓ -1.12%/y
Asian women	9.5% ↑ +0.39%/y	4.6%	4.9%	9.6% ↑ +0.53%/y	6.4%	12.2% ↑ +0.63%/y	4.7% ↑ +0.17%/y	9.4% ↑ +0.33%/y	8.0%	1.9%	5.2% ↑ +0.15%/y	2.2% ↓ -0.10%/y	3.0% ↑ +0.17%/y	2.0%	11.0% ↑ +0.33%/y	4.6%	9.6% ↑ +0.33%/y	12.2%	3.4%	2.7%	9.8% ↑ +0.48%/y	4.5% ↑ +0.21%/y	10.6% ↑ +0.45%/y	2.2% ↑ +0.13%/y	12.0% ↑ +0.56%/y	14.3% ↑ +0.72%/y	12.3%	11.8%	9.7% ↑ +0.59%/y	12.2%	0.7%	2.4%	11.6% ↑ +0.29%/y	10.9%	7.4%	1.5% ↑ +0.08%/y	17.1% ↑ +0.66%/y
Hispanic women	8.7% ↑ +0.52%/y	6.0%	9.3%	5.1% ↑ +0.38%/y	5.6% ↑ +0.15%/y	5.7% ↑ +0.20%/y	8.2% ↑ +0.25%/y	13.7% ↑ +0.52%/y	12.9%	3.8%	5.5% ↑ +0.23%/y	8.9%	2.4% ↑ +0.10%/y	5.9% ↑ +0.22%/y	8.0% ↑ +0.26%/y	6.7% ↑ +0.29%/y	8.0%	7.7% ↑ +0.37%/y	8.3% ↑ +0.52%/y	7.5% ↑ +0.38%/y	10.4%	7.5% ↑ +0.41%/y	6.7% ↑ +0.38%/y	10.0% ↑ +0.69%/y	4.0%	9.8% ↑ +0.56%/y	8.1% ↑ +0.46%/y	10.4% ↑ +0.48%/y	6.6% ↑ +0.14%/y	10.8% ↑ +0.56%/y	2.9%	7.8% ↑ +0.20%/y	8.6% ↑ +0.31%/y	6.9% ↑ +0.36%/y	22.9%	4.1% ↑ +0.35%/y	6.9% ↑ +0.11%/y
Asian men	5.7%	3.4%	1.8%	5.8% ↑ +0.19%/y	5.2%	9.2% ↑ +0.36%/y	2.5%	5.9% ↑ +0.19%/y	6.3%	0.8%	6.0%	2.7% ↓ -0.17%/y	2.6% ↑ +0.15%/y	3.0%	14.1% ↑ +0.67%/y	2.7%	9.5% ↑ +0.53%/y	11.2%	2.5%	1.2%	6.6%	1.9%	5.7% ↑ +0.14%/y	1.7%	6.1% ↑ +0.20%/y	8.3% ↑ +0.34%/y	9.7%	10.5%	8.3% ↑ +0.26%/y	9.1%	2.2%	3.4%	9.9%	10.5%	5.3%	0.9%	12.3% ↑ +0.52%/y
Black or African American women	5.1% ↑ +0.24%/y	4.0%	4.7%	3.9% ↑ +0.12%/y	1.9%	1.9%	2.4%	3.7% ↑ +0.23%/y	2.2% ↓ -0.13%/y	0.5%	2.3% ↑ +0.09%/y	5.8% ↑ +0.13%/y	4.4%	3.7%	7.2%	2.8%	6.2% ↑ +0.22%/y	6.6%	3.4%	1.8%	6.6%	4.2% ↑ +0.25%/y	4.4% ↑ +0.27%/y	8.4% ↑ +0.52%/y	2.5%	4.9% ↑ +0.36%/y	5.4% ↑ +0.25%/y	5.0% ↑ +0.29%/y	7.1% ↑ +0.19%/y	5.7% ↑ +0.37%/y	1.4%	3.5%	5.1% ↑ +0.15%/y	6.0%	10.9%	2.8% ↓ -0.37%/y	6.3% ↑ +0.15%/y
Hispanic men	4.4% ↑ +0.13%/y	4.3%	4.2%	2.3% ↑ +0.17%/y	5.0% ↑ +0.10%/y	3.5%	6.6%	6.9% ↑ +0.17%/y	6.6%	1.4% ↓ -0.09%/y	7.1% ↑ +0.29%/y	8.0%	2.2% ↑ +0.12%/y	4.2% ↑ +0.13%/y	6.3% ↑ +0.22%/y	3.1%	3.6%	4.6% ↑ +0.13%/y	6.5% ↑ +0.28%/y	5.3% ↑ +0.12%/y	6.5%	3.9% ↑ +0.15%/y	3.0%	7.5% ↑ +0.55%/y	2.1%	4.2% ↑ +0.18%/y	5.8% ↑ +0.35%/y	7.1% ↑ +0.22%/y	5.3% ↑ +0.24%/y	5.4% ↑ +0.22%/y	16.5% ↑ +1.74%/y	6.7% ↑ +0.12%/y	6.3% ↑ +0.18%/y	4.9% ↑ +0.29%/y	7.6%	3.0% ↑ +0.27%/y	3.9%
Two or more races women	3.6% ↑ +0.16%/y	2.6% ↑ +0.12%/y	4.3%	3.2% ↑ +0.12%/y	2.3% ↑ +0.07%/y	3.3%	3.5% ↑ +0.11%/y	3.6% ↑ +0.23%/y	4.5%	3.1%	1.3%	3.2% ↑ +0.14%/y	2.7% ↑ +0.11%/y	3.7% ↑ +0.21%/y	2.8%	2.8% ↑ +0.21%/y	2.4%	2.6% ↑ +0.11%/y	1.9%	3.8% ↑ +0.24%/y	2.7% ↑ +0.11%/y	4.2% ↑ +0.20%/y	4.5% ↑ +0.24%/y	1.0%	4.1% ↑ +0.20%/y	4.8% ↑ +0.24%/y	3.6% ↑ +0.17%/y	3.6%	3.7% ↑ +0.07%/y	3.0%	1.4%	3.7% ↑ +0.13%/y	4.8% ↑ +0.21%/y	4.6% ↑ +0.40%/y	2.2% ↑ +0.15%/y	2.4% ↑ +0.10%/y	3.6%

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Freshman geography

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	Wake Forest U.	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	U. of Pennsylvania
New York	11.2%	28.1% ↓ -0.74%/y	9.4%	5.6%	15.8%	27.6%	2.9% ↑ +0.17%/y	34.7% ↓ -0.43%/y	2.1%	11.9%	9.9%	11.7% ↑ +0.50%/y	0.3%	10.0% ↑ +0.39%/y	0.9% ↓ -0.10%/y	12.2% ↑ +0.61%/y	13.8%	12.1%	1.1%	3.1% ↑ +0.15%/y	64.2% ↑ +1.22%/y	11.0% ↓ -0.20%/y	13.2% ↑ +0.19%/y	0.0%	11.2%	14.6% ↑ +0.37%/y	9.2%	4.0% ↑ +0.10%/y	7.5%	26.3%	1.0%	5.4%	9.4%	10.0%	7.6% ↑ +0.34%/y	4.0% ↑ +0.14%/y	11.1%
New Jersey	9.7%	10.5%	8.9%	9.0% ↑ +0.25%/y	20.5%	6.5%	2.3% ↑ +0.10%/y	11.0% ↓ -0.31%/y	1.9%	7.3%	5.8%	9.4% ↑ +0.36%/y	0.3%	6.9%	1.1% ↓ -0.20%/y	3.3%	6.3%	6.3%	0.8%	1.1%	4.4% ↓ -0.38%/y	7.2%	6.9%	0.0%	6.7% ↓ -0.24%/y	10.8% ↑ +0.38%/y	5.0%	2.1%	3.5%	8.5% ↓ -0.27%/y	1.8%	5.8%	3.5%	5.0%	6.6% ↑ +0.46%/y	2.3%	9.7%
Virginia	8.8% ↑ +0.52%/y	2.4% ↑ +0.09%/y	4.9%	3.9% ↑ +0.23%/y	1.4%	1.5%	1.0%	1.4% ↑ +0.06%/y	1.2%	2.8% ↑ +0.18%/y	0.2%	2.0%	0.4%	4.6%	76.8%	1.8%	1.5% ↑ +0.03%/y	1.0%	0.3%	1.6% ↑ +0.12%/y	0.8%	2.4% ↑ +0.09%/y	1.2%	0.2%	5.1% ↑ +0.20%/y	1.7%	1.2%	1.5% ↑ +0.05%/y	2.3%	1.5%	4.3%	2.7%	1.6%	3.6%	1.1%	22.4%	2.3%
Foreign countries	7.2%	11.1%	4.0%	5.0%	6.8%	24.8%	2.7%	7.4%	11.1%	1.0%	14.0%	8.1% ↓ -0.74%/y	4.7%	9.2%	2.8%	0.1% ↓ -1.79%/y	24.8%	19.7% ↑ +0.27%/y	1.3% ↓ -0.21%/y	2.9% ↓ -0.51%/y	3.2%	3.6%	14.4% ↑ +0.37%/y	1.4%	10.4%	12.2% ↓ -0.97%/y	11.0%	18.1%	11.6% ↑ +0.62%/y	21.8% ↑ +0.86%/y	6.4% ↑ +0.50%/y	10.0% ↑ +0.25%/y	10.9%	11.1%	5.1%	0.9% ↓ -0.14%/y	13.2% ↑ +0.18%/y
Massachusetts	6.9% ↓ -0.17%/y	8.1% ↑ +0.08%/y	8.1%	2.2% ↑ +0.07%/y	4.0%	5.0% ↓ -0.19%/y	1.5% ↑ +0.06%/y	5.2% ↑ +0.12%/y	1.5%	19.4%	41.8%	4.6% ↑ +0.15%/y	0.1%	3.4%	0.5% ↓ -0.06%/y	37.4% ↑ +0.89%/y	14.1%	4.1%	1.0%	4.6%	4.4%	5.3%	21.0%	0.2%	5.8%	21.4%	4.4%	1.3%	2.3%	3.1%	0.2%	1.9%	3.2%	2.4%	1.8%	0.9%	2.7% ↓ -0.17%/y
California	6.4%	7.0%	8.0%	1.4%	5.4%	5.5%	15.7%	6.1%	45.3%	2.2% ↑ +0.09%/y	1.6%	4.3%	0.2%	3.8%	0.6%	3.7%	8.2%	7.1%	2.2%	9.1%	3.2% ↓ -0.21%/y	14.0%	9.7%	1.0%	10.8%	6.1%	9.7%	41.6% ↓ -0.82%/y	8.0% ↑ +0.20%/y	11.4% ↓ -0.25%/y	11.3% ↓ -0.51%/y	7.1% ↓ -0.18%/y	10.0%	8.9%	1.2%	2.9%	10.4%
Pennsylvania	6.1%	6.0%	8.2%	54.1% ↓ -1.04%/y	21.4%	3.3%	1.3%	3.4% ↓ -0.24%/y	1.7% ↑ +0.12%/y	5.2%	0.4%	4.4% ↑ +0.20%/y	0.8%	3.4%	1.4% ↓ -0.13%/y	1.4%	2.9%	2.1%	0.5%	1.3%	3.5%	2.9%	3.1%	0.0%	4.4% ↓ -0.15%/y	4.5%	1.5% ↓ -0.11%/y	1.3% ↑ +0.05%/y	2.5%	2.3% ↓ -0.10%/y	0.8%	5.2% ↑ +0.13%/y	2.0%	3.4%	2.4%	6.7%	15.9%
Maryland	5.8%	2.8%	7.1%	3.6% ↑ +0.08%/y	2.8% ↑ +0.06%/y	2.7%	1.1%	2.4%	0.7%	3.2%	0.6%	4.1%	0.3%	5.1%	3.7%	2.1%	2.2%	4.1% ↑ +0.13%/y	0.7%	1.4%	2.2% ↓ -0.10%/y	3.4% ↓ -0.11%/y	2.5%	0.1%	6.7% ↑ +0.13%/y	1.9% ↑ +0.08%/y	3.6%	1.1%	2.0%	2.5% ↑ +0.05%/y	1.8% ↓ -0.18%/y	2.0%	2.2%	3.8%	1.1%	2.8% ↓ -0.11%/y	3.6%
Florida	3.9%	2.3%	3.6%	0.7%	1.4%	1.3%	5.9%	2.2% ↑ +0.06%/y	0.8%	0.7%	2.4% ↑ +0.14%/y	23.5% ↓ -0.75%/y	0.3%	5.5%	0.6%	1.1%	3.2%	5.7% ↓ -0.16%/y	0.6%	1.4%	1.1%	4.6% ↑ +0.16%/y	2.4%	0.3%	5.4%	2.8% ↑ +0.09%/y	3.3%	2.3%	6.2%	3.3%	10.5%	4.2%	3.8% ↑ +0.14%/y	7.0%	56.2% ↓ -1.12%/y	5.0%	3.6%
Texas	3.3% ↑ +0.08%/y	1.8%	4.4% ↑ +0.20%/y	1.2% ↑ +0.07%/y	2.2% ↑ +0.14%/y	2.6%	38.2%	3.2% ↑ +0.23%/y	5.7%	0.4%	1.2%	2.5% ↑ +0.10%/y	0.3%	2.9%	1.1% ↑ +0.05%/y	1.1%	3.1% ↑ +0.12%/y	4.6% ↑ +0.17%/y	1.0% ↑ +0.04%/y	6.7% ↑ +0.31%/y	1.5%	6.5%	2.7%	0.3%	3.0%	3.7% ↑ +0.19%/y	6.1%	3.1%	7.6%	3.4% ↑ +0.09%/y	8.4%	5.1%	4.4% ↑ +0.12%/y	5.2%	1.6%	5.5% ↑ +0.20%/y	3.8% ↑ +0.09%/y

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	U. of Pennsylvania
Applicants submitting SAT	31.0% ↓ -5.02%/y	26.0% ↓ -6.53%/y	25.0% ↓ -4.07%/y	47.0% ↓ -4.28%/y	37.0%	28.0%	17.0% ↓ -3.93%/y	27.0% ↓ -5.93%/y	16.0% ↓ -5.50%/y	38.0% ↓ -5.20%/y	27.0% ↓ -6.15%/y	35.0%	10.0% ↓ -1.55%/y	38.0% ↓ -3.78%/y	22.0%	23.0% ↓ -5.98%/y	41.0% ↓ -3.37%/y	17.0%	27.0%	35.0% ↓ -5.16%/y	16.0% ↓ -3.25%/y	37.0%	40.0%	72.0%	33.0%	27.0% ↓ -2.15%/y	34.0% ↓ -4.13%/y	29.0%	26.0% ↓ -5.55%/y	3.0%	36.0%	47.0%	49.0%	48.0%	48.0%	48.0%
SAT Evidence Based Reading and Writing 25th percentile score	670	630 ↑ +9.5/y	660 ↑ +10.0/y	640	660	680 ↑ +7.7/y	680 ↑ +9.4/y	660 ↑ +8.3/y	650 ↑ +8.6/y	640	618	650 ↑ +6.6/y	580	580	640	660	700 ↑ +7.1/y	590	620 ↑ +6.0/y	600 ↑ +5.3/y	680	710	530 ↓ -4.6/y	700 ↑ +4.6/y	700 ↑ +5.7/y	730	710 ↑ +11/y	730 ↑ +4.9/y	720 ↑ +15/y	570	710 ↑ +5.4/y	730 ↑ +6.0/y	730 ↑ +9.9/y	530 ↓ -5.1/y	530	730 ↑ +7.1/y
SAT Evidence Based Reading and Writing 75th percentile score	740 ↑ +4.6/y	710 ↑ +7.9/y	730 ↑ +8.6/y	720 ↑ +4.6/y	720	750 ↑ +6.9/y	740 ↑ +6.6/y	730 ↑ +6.6/y	730 ↑ +7.1/y	720 ↑ +8.3/y	690	730 ↑ +6.9/y	670	670	720	730	760 ↑ +4.6/y	670	710	680 ↑ +4.9/y	750	760	640	770	760 ↑ +2.3/y	770	760 ↑ +5.1/y	770	770 ↑ +10.0/y	650	760	770	770	650	640	770
SAT Math 25th percentile score	660 ↑ +7.0/y	630 ↑ +9.7/y	630 ↑ +9.0/y	640 ↑ +4.5/y	680 ↑ +5.2/y	710 ↑ +10.0/y	690 ↑ +8.0/y	660 ↑ +9.2/y	635 ↑ +10/y	620 ↑ +9.0/y	640	660 ↑ +6.3/y	580 ↑ +7.2/y	560 ↑ +4.5/y	610 ↑ +20/y	690 ↑ +11/y	730 ↑ +11/y	580 ↑ +5.8/y	600 ↑ +5.0/y	590 ↑ +8.2/y	690 ↑ +11/y	740 ↑ +6.3/y	520	710 ↑ +7.2/y	740 ↑ +8.2/y	770 ↑ +7.7/y	740 ↑ +11/y	760 ↑ +6.0/y	750 ↑ +17/y	550	740 ↑ +7.0/y	760 ↑ +6.5/y	760 ↑ +9.2/y	510	510 ↑ +10/y	770 ↑ +11/y
SAT Math 75th percentile score	750 ↑ +7.3/y	720 ↑ +8.6/y	700 ↑ +7.2/y	750 ↑ +8.0/y	770 ↑ +3.5/y	790	770 ↑ +8.0/y	750 ↑ +9.3/y	750 ↑ +9.8/y	710 ↑ +7.8/y	730 ↑ +5.7/y	750 ↑ +4.0/y	690 ↑ +4.2/y	680 ↑ +6.8/y	710	770 ↑ +7.0/y	790 ↑ +4.5/y	690 ↑ +5.3/y	690 ↑ +4.7/y	690 ↑ +9.8/y	760 ↑ +10/y	790 ↑ +3.5/y	640	790 ↑ +5.0/y	790 ↑ +4.0/y	800	790 ↑ +4.0/y	800	800 ↑ +8.3/y	630	790 ↑ +3.0/y	800	800	660	610 ↑ +6.8/y	800 ↑ +2.0/y

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Measure	George Washington U.	Syracuse U.	American U.	U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus	Lehigh U.	U. of Rochester	Southern Methodist U.	Fordham U.	Pepperdine U.	U. of Vermont	Bentley U.	U. of Miami	U. of Cincinnati-Main Campus	George Mason U.	Clark U.	Boston U.	Emory U.	Marquette U.	U. of Denver	Hofstra U.	Tulane U. of Louisiana	Tufts U.	Bradley U.	Georgetown U.	Northeastern U.	Washington U. in St Louis	U. of Southern California	Vanderbilt U.	New York U.	Embry-Riddle Aeronautical U.-Worldwide	U. of Notre Dame	Northwestern U.	Duke U.	Nova Southeastern U.	Liberty U.	U. of Pennsylvania
Applicants submitting ACT	15.0% ↓ -3.58%/y	11.0% ↓ -3.77%/y	17.0% ↓ -2.45%/y	16.0% ↓ -4.25%/y	13.0% ↓ -3.00%/y	11.0% ↓ -7.40%/y	21.0% ↓ -5.77%/y	10.0% ↓ -3.55%/y	13.0% ↓ -6.03%/y	14.0% ↓ -2.97%/y	5.0% ↓ -3.98%/y	22.0% ↓ -3.00%/y	41.0% ↓ -5.68%/y	3.0% ↓ -1.77%/y	4.0%	12.0% ↓ -3.38%/y	24.0% ↓ -3.48%/y	30.0% ↓ -7.87%/y	23.0% ↓ -7.07%/y	6.0% ↓ -3.42%/y	34.0%	19.0%	14.0% ↓ -11.63%/y	36.0%	11.0% ↓ -4.05%/y	33.0% ↓ -3.93%/y	16.0% ↓ -4.17%/y	32.0% ↓ -4.28%/y	11.0%	2.0%	31.0% ↓ -3.52%/y	31.0% ↓ -3.68%/y	37.0%	19.0% ↓ -5.85%/y	27.0%	23.0%
ACT Composite 25th percentile score	31 ↑ +0.5/y	28 ↑ +0.5/y	29 ↑ +0.4/y	29 ↑ +0.4/y	30 ↑ +0.2/y	31 ↑ +0.4/y	31 ↑ +0.4/y	30 ↑ +0.4/y	28	28 ↑ +0.5/y	28 ↑ +0.3/y	30 ↑ +0.3/y	24	25 ↑ +0.2/y	28	31 ↑ +0.6/y	32 ↑ +0.4/y	26	28 ↑ +0.3/y	26 ↑ +0.5/y	31 ↑ +0.2/y	33 ↑ +0.4/y	24	32 ↑ +0.3/y	33 ↑ +0.3/y	33 ↑ +0.2/y	32 ↑ +0.3/y	34 ↑ +0.3/y	33 ↑ +0.6/y	25	32	33 ↑ +0.3/y	34 ↑ +0.4/y	20 ↓ -0.4/y	21 ↑ +0.3/y	34 ↑ +0.4/y
ACT Composite 75th percentile score	34 ↑ +0.4/y	32 ↑ +0.4/y	32 ↑ +0.3/y	33 ↑ +0.3/y	33 ↑ +0.2/y	34	34 ↑ +0.4/y	33 ↑ +0.4/y	32	32 ↑ +0.4/y	32 ↑ +0.3/y	33 ↑ +0.1/y	29 ↑ +0.2/y	31 ↑ +0.3/y	33	34 ↑ +0.5/y	34 ↑ +0.2/y	31	32 ↑ +0.2/y	31 ↑ +0.4/y	33 ↑ +0.2/y	35 ↑ +0.3/y	30 ↑ +0.2/y	35 ↑ +0.2/y	35 ↑ +0.2/y	35 ↑ +0.2/y	35 ↑ +0.3/y	35	35 ↑ +0.4/y	28	35 ↑ +0.1/y	35 ↑ +0.2/y	35 ↑ +0.2/y	27	29 ↑ +0.4/y	35 ↑ +0.1/y
ACT English 25th percentile score	32 ↑ +0.6/y	28 ↑ +0.6/y	29 ↑ +0.6/y	28	30 ↑ +0.4/y	32 ↑ +0.8/y	31 ↑ +0.5/y	31 ↑ +0.6/y	28	28 ↑ +0.5/y	26	31 ↑ +0.4/y	23	25 ↑ +0.2/y	30	32 ↑ +0.8/y	30	25	27 ↑ +0.3/y	26 ↑ +0.5/y	32 ↑ +0.3/y		24	34 ↑ +0.5/y	34 ↑ +0.7/y	34 ↑ +0.2/y	34 ↑ +0.6/y	35 ↑ +0.3/y		21		35 ↑ +0.4/y	35 ↑ +0.7/y	20 ↓ -0.3/y	19	35 ↑ +0.4/y
ACT English 75th percentile score	35 ↑ +0.3/y	34 ↑ +0.7/y	35 ↑ +0.4/y	35 ↑ +0.3/y	35 ↑ +0.3/y	35	35 ↑ +0.3/y	35 ↑ +0.3/y	34	35 ↑ +0.7/y	34	35 ↑ +0.1/y	30 ↑ +0.3/y	33 ↑ +0.5/y	35	35 ↑ +0.4/y	34	33 ↑ +0.3/y	34 ↑ +0.3/y	33 ↑ +0.6/y	35 ↑ +0.2/y		32 ↑ +0.3/y	36 ↑ +0.2/y	35 ↑ +0.1/y	36	35 ↑ +0.1/y	36 ↑ +0.2/y		30		36 ↑ +0.3/y	36 ↑ +0.2/y	28	30 ↑ +0.5/y	36 ↑ +0.2/y
ACT Math 25th percentile score	27	26 ↑ +0.2/y	25	26	28	29	28	26	25	26 ↑ +0.2/y	26 ↓ -0.2/y	27	23	23	26	28 ↑ +0.2/y	28	24	25	24	27		23	29 ↑ +0.3/y	30 ↑ +0.3/y	31	30 ↑ +0.2/y	32 ↑ +0.2/y		21		32	33	17 ↓ -0.7/y	19	33 ↑ +0.4/y
ACT Math 75th percentile score	32 ↑ +0.1/y	30 ↑ +0.2/y	30	32	33	35	33	32 ↑ +0.3/y	31	30	30	31	29 ↑ +0.2/y	28	31	34 ↑ +0.3/y	33	29	30	29	31		28	35 ↑ +0.2/y	35 ↑ +0.2/y	35	35 ↑ +0.1/y	35		28		35	35	26 ↓ -0.3/y	27	36 ↑ +0.1/y

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Majors

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Field	Degrees awarded 2023	Percent at Institution	Percent in Field	Degree
International Relations and Affairs	493	18.212	7.188	Bachelors
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse	272	10.048	0.186	Bachelors
Political Science and Government	244	9.014	0.689	Bachelors
Business Administration and Management	138	5.098	0.103	Bachelors
Public Health, Other	123	4.544	8.333	Bachelors
Psychology	85	3.14	0.076	Bachelors
Finance	74	2.734	0.175	Bachelors
Biology/Biological Sciences	66	2.438	0.085	Bachelors
International Business/Trade/Commerce	57	2.106	1.265	Bachelors
Computer Science	54	1.995	0.128	Bachelors

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Field	Earnings 1 year all	W:M earning ratio 1 year	Earnings 5 year all	Earnings 1 year men	Earnings 1 year women
Accounting and Related Services	$69,151		$101,290
Anthropology	$22,614		$70,959
Biology	$32,354	130.5%	$66,734	$24,287	$31,696
Biomedical/Medical Engineering	$69,942		$114,006
Business/Commerce	$58,373
Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science/Research and Allied Professions	$66,905
Communication and Media Studies	$50,552		$68,982
Computer and Information Sciences	$71,192		$140,173
Computer Science	$104,200		$124,419
Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management	$86,753	83.0%		$89,414	$74,235

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Field	Degrees awarded 2023	Percent at Institution	Percent in Field	Degree
Public Health, Other	442	9.886	38.772	Masters
International Relations and Affairs	358	8.007	8.036	Masters
Business Administration and Management	261	5.838	0.249	Masters
American Government and Politics (United States)	157	3.512	95.152	Masters
Computer and Information Systems Security/Auditing/Information Assurance	134	2.997	1.743	Masters
Health/Health Care Administration/Management	133	2.975	0.988	Masters
Computer Science	121	2.706	0.546	Masters
Engineering/Industrial Management	113	2.527	2.248	Masters
Systems Engineering	110	2.46	4.57	Masters
Family Practice Nurse/Nursing	96	2.147	0.728	Masters

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Field	Earnings 1 year all	W:M earning ratio 1 year	Earnings 5 year all	W:M earning ratio 5 year	Earnings 1 year men	Earnings 1 year women	Earnings 5 year men	Earnings 5 year women
Accounting and Related Services	$76,286	83.6%	$116,371	85.8%	$89,372	$74,706	$132,150	$113,399
Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions	$115,278	99.4%	$130,229	83.5%	$115,823	$115,180	$152,053	$126,970
Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology	$59,887
Biomedical/Medical Engineering	$72,602
Business Administration, Management and Operations	$125,591	96.7%	$154,789	94.2%	$127,227	$122,982	$157,124	$148,083
Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology	$58,541		$82,556
Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science/Research and Allied Professions	$85,028
Communication Disorders Sciences and Services	$62,176		$78,598
Computer Software and Media Applications	$106,364	78.7%			$111,546	$87,761
Computer/Information Technology Administration and Management	$124,635	80.4%			$132,379	$106,478

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Doctorate

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Field	Degrees awarded 2023	Percent at Institution	Percent in Field	Degree
Law	550	50.274	1.543	Doctorate
Medicine	186	17.002	0.897	Doctorate
Engineering/Industrial Management	51	4.662	48.113	Doctorate
Physical Therapy/Therapist	46	4.205	0.346	Doctorate
Clinical Psychology	23	2.102	0.931	Doctorate
Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration	15	1.371	42.857	Doctorate
Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology/Technologist	13	1.188	54.167	Doctorate
Educational Leadership and Administration	11	1.005	0.179	Doctorate
Higher Education/Higher Education Administration	10	0.914	1.054	Doctorate
Mechanical Engineering	10	0.914	0.543	Doctorate

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Field	Earnings 1 year all	W:M earning ratio 1 year	Earnings 5 year all	Earnings 1 year men	Earnings 1 year women
Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology	$85,020		$97,809
Educational Administration and Supervision	$105,625		$125,791
Engineering-Related Fields	$162,693
Human Resources Management and Services	$158,012		$204,153
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing	$129,600		$140,883
Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions	$75,515	91.0%	$87,189	$82,320	$74,928

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Field	Degrees awarded 2023	Percent at Institution	Percent in Field	Degree
Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology/Technologist	71	11.076	16.397	Certificate
Pre-Medicine/Pre-Medical Studies	41	6.396	6.426	Certificate
International Business/Trade/Commerce	37	5.772	5.062	Certificate
Educational Leadership and Administration	31	4.836	0.48	Certificate
International and Comparative Education	31	4.836	65.957	Certificate
Human Resources Development	29	4.524	11.885	Certificate
Legal Assistant/Paralegal	26	4.056	0.616	Certificate
Project Management	22	3.432	1.129	Certificate
Organizational Leadership	22	3.432	0.868	Certificate
Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration	18	2.808	0.41	Certificate

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Field	Earnings 1 year all	W:M earning ratio 1 year	Earnings 5 year all	W:M earning ratio 5 year	Earnings 1 year men	Earnings 1 year women	Earnings 5 year men	Earnings 5 year women
Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science/Research and Allied Professions	$69,707
Educational Administration and Supervision	$82,453	95.8%	$86,203	88.2%	$85,935	$82,351	$94,196	$83,127
Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	$26,917
Human Resources Management and Services	$136,925
Legal Support Services	$61,174
Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Research and Clinical Nursing	$119,924		$119,328

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Associates

Field	Degrees awarded 2023	Percent at Institution	Percent in Field	Degree
General Studies	14	100	0.016	Associates

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Field	Earnings 1 year all	W:M earning ratio 1 year	Earnings 5 year all	W:M earning ratio 5 year	Earnings 1 year men	Earnings 1 year women	Earnings 5 year men	Earnings 5 year women
Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science/Research and Allied Professions	$40,630	102.1%	$62,492	75.9%	$39,854	$40,703	$68,142	$51,732

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