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 Dartmouth strongly supports a diverse and pluralistic community as an educational benefit to all students. We welcome applicants who might add to the mosaic of our student body. As a result of this commitment, Dartmouth students come from all 50 states and more than 41 countries. The population is divided roughly evenly between men and women. Nearly a third of the students identify themselves as students of color or non-US citizens. Almost half of students receive some form of need-based financial assistance to cover the cost of their education. Prior to Dartmouth, roughly 2/3 of the students attended public secondary schools and 1/3 attended private or parochial schools.
Profile of the entering Class of 2011 - as of 9/24/2007
| Sex |
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| Male |
50% |
| Female |
50% |
| Geographical (residence) |
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| New England |
18% |
| Mid-Atlantic |
29.4% |
| Mid-West |
9.6% |
| South |
15.3% |
| West |
18% |
| Non-US Address |
9.7% |
| International (non U.S. citizen) |
9.1% |
| Students of Color |
33.4% |
| African-American |
7.6% |
| Asian American |
14.3% |
| Latino |
7.1% |
| Native American |
3.4% |
| Multi-Racial |
1% |
| School |
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| Public |
58.7% |
| Private |
36.7% |
| Parochial |
4.6% |
| School Rank (% of those ranked) |
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| Valedictorians |
29.2% |
| Salutatorians |
10.1% |
| Top 10% |
91.0% |
| Academic Interest |
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| Humanities |
14.2% |
| Social Sciences |
32% |
| Sciences |
41.9% |
| Interdisciplinary |
9.0% |
| Undecided |
3.0% |
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