Class of 2023 Profile 

• 740 students (including 32 students in FYE London program) 
• 11,100 applications
• 3,000+ admits
• 30% selectivity
• 47% enrolled through Early Decision
• 28% domestic students of color
• 11% international students
• 6% dual citizens
• 17% first-generation college students
• 49% receiving some form of financial aid
• 31 states and 32 foreign countries 
• 50 languages spoken at home besides English
• 44% male/56% female

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Class of 2022 Profile

• 679 students (including 34 students in FYE London program) 
• 10,797 applications
• 2,915 admits
• 27% selectivity
• 50% enrolled through Early Decision
• 25% domestic students of color
• 10% international students
• 6% dual citizens
• 14% first-generation college students
• 47% receiving some form of financial aid
• 35 states and 25 foreign countries 
• 39 languages spoken at home besides English
• 36% male/64% female

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Class of 2021 Profile

• 665 students (including 25 students in FYE London program) 
• 10,053 applications
• 2,465 admits
• 24.5% selectivity
• 49% enrolled through Early Decision 
• 25% domestic students of color
• 13% international students
• 5% dual citizens
• 17% first-generation college students
• 42% receiving some form of financial aid
• 35 states and 45 foreign countries 
• 33 languages spoken at home besides English
• 41% male/59% female

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Class of 2020 Profile

• 721 students (including 37 students in FYE London program) 
• 9,181 applications
• 2,668 admits
• 29% selectivity
• 49% enrolled through Early Decision 
• 24% domestic students of color
• 11% international students
• 5% dual citizens
• 15% first-generation college students
• 40% receiving some form of financial aid
• 31 states and 54 foreign countries 
• 30 languages spoken at home besides English
• 41% male/59% female

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Class of 2019 Profile

• 687 students (including 35 students in FYE London program) 
• 22% domestic students of color
• 13% international students
• 7% dual citizens
• 37% enrolled through Early Decision 
• 14% first-generation college students
• 33% receiving Skidmore need-based grants
• 49% receiving some form of financial aid
• 33 states and 32 foreign countries 
• 37% male/63% female (overall 41%/59%)

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