The Class of 2023
- Class size: 1,337
- Applicants: 32,804
- Admitted: 1,895 (5.8%)
- Yield: 70.7% (highest since 2003)
Of those enrolled:
- Students receiving financial aid: 61.4%
- Women: 50.9%* Men: 49.1%
- U.S. minority students: 49.7%*
- International students: 11.1%
- Children of alumni: 13.7%
- Recruited athletic prospects: 16.8%
- Pell Grant recipients: 24.6%*
- From public schools: 60.7%
- First-generation college students: 16.1%
- Number of U.S. military veterans: 1
- B.S.E. students: 28.8%* (42.6% are women)
Transfer Admissions
- Applicants: 1,003
- Admitted: 14
- Enrolled: 9
- From community colleges: 8
- Military (reservist, veterans): 6
Entering Graduate Students
- Doctoral-degree students: 495
- Master’s-degree students: 159
- Applicants: 11,733
- Admitted: 11%
- Yield of those admitted: 49%
- Men: 58%
- Women: 42%
- International students: 42%
- U.S. minority students: 43%* (of domestic students)
- Humanities and social sciences: 52%
- Sciences and engineering: 48%
* a record high
Sources: Office of Admission; School of Engineering and Applied Science; Office of the Dean of the Graduate School
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