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UNDERGRADUATE
ADMISSIONS, CLASS OF 2004
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| Applied |
6,802 |
| Accepted |
1,583 |
| Entered |
628 |
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| Acceptance
rate: 23% |
Yield rate: 40% |
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HIGH
SCHOOL CLASS RANK (Students Entering Fall 2000
1)
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| 1st
in class |
16% |
| 2nd in class |
9% |
| Top 5% (including
above) |
73% |
| Top 10% (including
above) |
84% |
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SAT
I SCORES OF ENTERING STUDENTS (Fall 2000)
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25th
Percentile |
75th
Percentile |
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| Verbal |
650 |
750 |
| Math |
660 |
760 |
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| Composite |
1,330 |
1,500 |
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TOTAL NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS (Fall
2000 )
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| Rice Sponsored |
391 |
| National
Merit Sponsored |
47 |
| Corporate
Sponsored |
120 |
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| Classification |
Men |
Women |
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Totals |
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| Undergraduate |
1,409 |
1,249 |
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2,658 |
| Graduate |
945 |
568 |
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1,513 |
| Professional* |
11 |
20 |
|
31 |
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| Totals2 |
2,365 |
1,837 |
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4,202 |
1 Of those
ranked
2 Does not include Class III Students (students taking classes
for credit, but not in a specific degree program) and Visitors
(students taking courses for credit to be applied toward a
degree at another school)
* See footnote number 7
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| Enrollment
by Major |
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Undergraduate1 |
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Graduate |
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| Administration |
N/A |
0% |
|
381 |
25.2% |
| Architecture |
120 |
4.5% |
|
57 |
3.8% |
| Engineering |
755 |
28.1% |
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362 |
23.9% |
| Humanities |
520 |
19.3% |
|
154 |
10.2% |
| Music |
125 |
4.6% |
|
166 |
11.0% |
| Natural Sciences |
601 |
22.4% |
|
250 |
16.5% |
| Social Sciences |
525 |
19.5% |
|
128 |
8.5% |
| Interdisciplinary |
43 |
1.6% |
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15 |
1.0% |
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| Totals |
2,689 |
100.0% |
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1,513 |
100.0% |
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| Ethnic
Enrollment |
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Undergraduate* |
|
Graduate |
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| African
American |
172 |
6.6% |
|
33 |
3.2% |
| Asian
American |
414 |
15.8% |
|
60 |
5.8% |
| Hispanic |
267 |
10.2% |
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30 |
2.9% |
| Native
American |
14 |
0.5% |
|
4 |
0.4% |
| White/Not
reported |
1,756 |
66.9% |
|
915 |
87.8% |
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| Totals
by ethnicity |
2,623 |
100.0% |
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1,042 |
100.0% |
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| International2 |
66 |
2.5% |
|
471 |
31.1% |
| Domestic |
2,593 |
96.4% |
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1,005 |
66.4% |
| Not
Designated |
30 |
1.1% |
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37 |
2.4% |
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| Totals |
2,689 |
100.0% |
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1,513 |
100.0% |
| *Includes professional students |
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1 Includes
intended and declared
2 Ethnicity not recorded
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Undergrads |
Graduates |
Professionals |
Totals |
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| Texas |
1,438 |
739 |
9 |
2,186 |
| Other U.S. |
1,126 |
266 |
20 |
1,412 |
| International |
65 |
471 |
1 |
537 |
| Not Designated |
29 |
37 |
1 |
67 |
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| Totals |
2,658 |
1,513 |
31 |
4,202 |
3 Reflects
current home locations as reported by students
U.S
Students
All 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico,
and U.S. military bases abroad represented
| Alabama |
18
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Nevada |
10
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| Alaska |
5
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New
Hampshire |
2
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| Arizona |
17
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New
Jersey |
43
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| Arkansas |
16
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New
Mexico |
35
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| California |
137
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New
York |
61
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| Colorado |
32
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North
Carolina |
19
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| Connecticut |
26
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North
Dakota |
5
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| Delaware |
5
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Ohio |
44
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| Florida |
71
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Oklahoma |
37
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| Georgia |
67
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Oregon |
34
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| Hawaii |
1
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Pennsylvania |
47
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| Idaho |
2
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Puerto
Rico |
1
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| Illinois |
63
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Rhode
Island |
4
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| Indiana |
17
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South
Carolina |
11
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| Iowa |
10
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South
Dakota |
3
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| Kansas |
25
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Tennessee |
39
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| Kentucky |
22
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Texas |
2,186
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| Louisiana |
71
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Utah |
7
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| Maine |
7
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Vermont |
4
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| Maryland |
59
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Virginia |
58
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| Massachusetts |
41
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Washington |
36
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| Michigan |
26
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Washington,
D.C. |
10
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| Minnesota |
27
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West
Virginia |
4
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| Mississippi |
22
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Wisconsin |
24
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| Missouri |
55
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Wyoming |
6
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| Montana |
10
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Military
APO/FPOs |
2
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| Nebraska |
12
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U.S. Virgin Islands |
2
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Total
(U.S.) |
3,598
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International
Students
4
69countries represented
| Argentina |
3
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Jamaica |
3
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| Armenia |
1
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Japan |
8
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| Australia |
7
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Jordan |
1
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| Austria |
3
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Kenya |
1
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| Bangladesh |
1
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Korea |
18
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| Barbados |
3
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Kuwait |
1
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| Belarus |
2
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Mexico |
20
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| Belgium |
1
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Morocco |
1
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| Bosnia |
5
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Netherlands |
4
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| Brazil |
7
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New
Zealand |
1
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| Bulgaria |
4
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Nigeria |
2
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| Canada |
37
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Norway |
4
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| Chile |
2
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Pakistan |
2
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| China |
131
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Panama |
2
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| Colombia |
5
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Philippines |
2 |
| Costa
Rica |
3
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Poland |
3
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| Cyprus |
1
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Portugal |
2
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| Dominican Rep. |
1 |
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Romania |
8
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| Egypt |
1
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Russia |
16
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| El
Salvador |
1
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Senegal |
3
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| England |
14
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Singapore |
5
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| Ethiopia |
1
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South
Africa |
3
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| France |
12
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Spain |
2 |
| Germany |
13
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Sudan |
1 |
| Greece |
10
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Switzerland |
1 |
| Guatemala |
3
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Taiwan |
16
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| Guyana |
1
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Tanzania |
1 |
| Honduras |
1
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Thailand |
2
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| Hong
Kong |
5
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Turkey |
15
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| India |
73
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Ukraine |
2
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| Indonesia |
3
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United
Arab Emirates |
1
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| Iran |
8
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Uzbekistan |
1 |
| Israel |
2
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Vietnam |
1 |
| Italy |
7
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Venezuela |
7
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Yugoslavia |
5
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Total |
537
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Note: 67 students did not designate their geographic origin
4 China/Hong Kong listed separately per student preference
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| Undergraduate
Degrees (681 students )5 |
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| Bachelor
of Arts |
554 |
| Bachelor
of Music |
22 |
| Bachelor
of Science in Chemical Engineering |
33 |
| Bachelor
of Science in Civil Engineering |
8 |
| Bachelor
of Science in Computer Science |
16 |
| Bachelor
of Science in Electrical Engineering |
54 |
| Bachelor
of Science in Materials Science and Engineering |
3 |
| Bachelor
of Science in Mechanical Engineering |
26 |
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| Total |
716 |
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| Graduate
Degrees (479 students6) |
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| Doctor of
Musical Arts |
5 |
| Doctor of
Philosophy |
110 |
| Master of
Architecture |
12 |
| Master of
Arts |
57 |
| Master of
Arts in Teaching |
3 |
| Master of
Business Administration |
187 |
| Master of
Civil Engineering |
1 |
| Master of
Chemical Engineering |
1 |
| Master of
Computational and Applied Mathematics |
1 |
| Master of
Computer Science |
9 |
| Master of
Electrical Engineering |
7 |
| Master of
Mechanical Engineering |
4 |
| Master of
Music |
53 |
| Master of
Science |
41 |
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| Total |
491 |
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| Professional
Degrees (22 Students)7 |
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| Bachelor
of Architecture |
20 |
| Bachelor
of Fine Arts |
2 |
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| Total |
22 |
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5 Some students
awarded more than one degree
6 Some students awarded more than one degree
7 Includes professional students, who have
already earned a four-year baccalaureate degree and are currently
pursuing either a bachelor of architecture or a bachelor of
fine arts degree; other professional programs (such as master
of accounting or nonthesis doctorates) are always officially
considered graduate degrees
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| Undergraduates |
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| 2000-2001
Matriculants, Visitors, and Others |
$15,950 |
| 1999-2000
Matriculants |
15,750 |
| 1998-99
Matriculants |
15,300 |
| 1997-98
Matriculants |
14,750 |
| Room
and Board |
6,750 |
| Fees8 |
494 |
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| Graduates |
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| Jones
School Students, 2000-2001 Matriculants |
$19,700 |
| Jones
School Students, 1999-2000 Matriculants |
$18,500 |
| Others |
16,700 |
| Fees |
353 |
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UNDERGRADUATE
FINANCIAL AID (2000-2001)
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| Total Awarded |
$25,196,542 |
| Average Award |
$11,649 |
| Number of
Recipients |
2,163 |
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Seventy-nine percent of all undergraduates received some form
of financial aid.
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1990-Present |
Before
19909 |
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| Beinecke
Memorial Scholarship |
4 |
1 |
| Churchill
Winners |
2 |
2 |
| Fulbright
Scholarships |
42 |
* |
| Goldwater
Scholarships |
11 |
* |
| Luce Scholars
Program |
1 |
* |
| Marshall
Scholarships |
4 |
4 |
| Mellon Fellowships |
10 |
4 |
National
Defense Science and Engineering
Graduate Fellowship |
9 |
* |
| National
Science Foundation Scholarships |
199 |
* |
| Rhodes Scholarships |
3 |
7 |
| Truman Scholarships |
3 |
* |
| Udall Foundation |
3 |
* |
| Watson Fellowships |
16 |
31 |
| Whitaker
Foundation Fellowships |
4 |
* |
8 Rounded to the nearest dollar
9 Some records prior to 1990 incomplete |
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