Class of 2022 Profile
Full Class of 2022 Data Set (PDF)
Admission Results
- 8,312 applications received
- 2,043 admitted (24.6%)
- 686 students matriculated (59% female, 41% male)
Financial Aid & Background
- 53.1% receiving need-based financial aid from Vassar
- 19.5% receiving Pell Grant
- 7.3% Vassar legacy (parent/grandparent)
- 15.2% first-generation college
High School Type
- Public, 439 (64% of the incoming class)
- Private, 179 (26.1%)
- Religious, 63 (9.2%)
- Homeschool, 5, (0.7%)
High School Rank
Of the 371 students submitting class rank, 142 (38%) ranked in the top 5% of their class; 225 (61%) in the top 10%; 319 (86%) in the top 20%; and 336 (91%) in the top 25%. Student totals and percentages are cumulative.
Mean GPA, unweighted
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SAT R
- Total Using SAT R Scores, 418
- Mean EBRW Score, 712.2
- Median EBRW Score, 720
- Mean Math Score, 723
- Median Math Score, 730
- Middle 50% EBRW + Math, 1390-1500
- 6 students submitted SAT I (Old SAT) scores, which are not reflected in this table
ACT
- Total Using ACT Scores, 332
- Mean ACT Composite, 32.1
- Median ACT Composite, 32
- Middle 50% ACT Composite, 31-33
Class Diversity
- Of US citizens and permanent residents, 32.7% identify as students of color (16.8% Asian/Pacific Islander; 8.3% African-American/Black; 10.1% Hispanic; 1% Native American); 69.8% White (categories do not add up to 100% because 15.4% indicate two or more ethnicities).
Geographical Representation
- The Class of 2022 includes students from 47 states and Washington, D.C., and 31 foreign countries: Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, China, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, Georgia, Ghana, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kenya, Korea, Mexico, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Qatar, Serbia, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, and Vietnam.
International Students
- 17.6% hold foreign citizenship; 70 foreign citizens; 51 dual citizens.
Top States
- New York, 151
- California, 70
- Massachusetts, 51
- New Jersey, 39
- Pennsylvania, 32
- Connecticut, 22
- Texas, 18
- Florida, 14
- Illinois, 14
- Washington, 12
- Oregon, 11
- Maine, 10
- Maryland, 10
- Virginia, 10
- Colorado, 9
- Minnesota, 9