But as a research institution, we love facts. So we’ve compiled some data that will help you better understand our university and student body before you arrive on campus. (But we do strongly suggest you schedule a visit so we can meet you—and you can see first-hand how interesting and exceptional our students truly are.)
Here’s a quick overview.
Undergraduate Students
Student:Faculty Ratio
Classes with fewer than 20 students
in the U.S., according to the Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education
best value in private higher education, according to Kiplinger
best college or university, according to U.S. News & World Report
biomedical engineering program, according to U.S. News & World Report
undergraduate entrepreneurship program, according to Bloomberg Businessweek
Composite
Evidence-based reading and writing
Math
Composite (superscore)
Math
English
Top 10% of high school class
Top 20% of high school class
Participate in hands-on learning
Do research–often in their first year
Complete one or more internships
Ohio
Mid-Atlantic
Midwest
West
South
New England
Southwest
Outside U.S.
White
Asian American
International
Hispanic/Latino
Black or African American
Unknown
American Indian/Alaskan Native
Pacific Islander
STARTING MEDIAN SALARY FOR OUR RECENT ALUMS**
RECENT GRADS WHOSE JOB REQUIRES A DEGREE IN THEIR FIELD**
RECENT ALUMNI EMPLOYED FULL TIME, OR PURSUING ACADEMIC OR PERSONAL INTERESTS**
Select Graduate Schools They Attend**
- Boston University
- Brandeis University
- Brown University
- Columbia University
- Cornell University
- Duke University
- Harvard University
- Johns Hopkins University
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- New York University
- Stanford University
- Yale University
Some of the Places They Work **
- Amazon
- Boeing
- Cleveland Clinic
- General Motors
- Microsoft
- Peace Corps
- NASA
- National Institutes of Health
- Yelp
** Based on the Class of 2017 First Destination Survey (PDF).