Non-CompletionsUndergraduatesPercentage Still Enrolled510.4% Transferred816.7% Dropped Out3164.6% Harvard Graduation Rates by Race/Ethnicity Race/EthnicityGraduation Rate American Indian or Alaskan Native100% Asian99% Black / African-American97% Hispanic98% ...
College officials previously said they changed their methodology by reporting the percentage of students who chose to report their race on their application. Until this year, the College used to present percentages out of the full matriculated class, including international students and students who did...
As theSupreme Court prepares to hear a lawsuitalleging Harvard’s race-conscious admissions policies discriminate against Asian American applicants, the College saw a slight increase in the percentage of admitted students who are Asian — 27.8 percent, compared to 27.2 percent in the Class of 2025....
Ethnicity Percentage of Student Population Hispanic/Latino 11.6% Black or African-American 9.3% White 35.4% American Indian or Alaska Native 0.22% Asian 21.7% Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander 0.1% Two or more races, non-Hispanic 7.44% Race and/or ethnicity unknown 1.12% ...
Harvard University Acceptance Rate — Continued What is Harvard’s yield rate, and why does it matter? A college’s yield is the percentage of students who choose to attend out of those who have been admitted. Colleges with low yield rates typically have higher acceptance rates, as they need...
Percentage of class that submitted GRE scores: 39% Undergraduate majors Engineering: 25% Business/Commerce: 22% Economics: 21% Math/Physical sciences: 17% Social Sciences: 12% Arts/Humanities: 4% Pre-MBA Industry Consulting: 17% Venture Capital, Private Equity: 17% ...
Harvard admissions rate by percentage decile by race Even though Claudine Gay is not a poor Black person from America, which is what affirmative action anddiversity initiativesare supposed to support, she is likely immune to punishment if found at fault for plagiarism. As a Black woman, she is...
t say that former president Gay was hired because she was a Black woman. I simply said that I had heard that the search process by its design excluded a large percentage of potential candidates due to the DEI limitations. My statement was not a racist one. It was ...
the percentage of minorities in schools with a substantial white enrollment fell appreciably.Combined with the increasing segregation of Hispanic students, who are now more likely than black students to be isolated in schools that are largely minority and poor, the report portrays a nation in which...
In the case brought against Harvard and the University of North Carolina by Students for Fair Admissions, judges ruled that Harvard’s information about the “legacy status, athletic status, financial aid eligibility and race is disclosed to the admissions committee at the last stage of thedecision...