Admissions Statistics

Kenyon students are curious, creative, and intrigued by the opportunity to live and learn in the company of friends. They're innovative, self-motivated, tolerant, and talented. Above all, they love to learn.

They come from 49 states and 44 foreign countries; 47 percent are male, 53 percent are female; 17 percent of the class of 2015 are students of color.

More about the diversity of the campus community ...

Details from the class of 2015:

Applied 405
Accepted 222
Enrolled 215

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Applied 3,877
Accepted 1208
Enrolled 257

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Applied 4272
Accepted 1430
Enrolled 472

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Top 1% 14%
Top 5% 38%
Top 10% 60%
Top 20% 84%
Top 30% 95%
Top 40% 98%
Top 50% 98%

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(4.00 scale) Percentage of class
4.0 or higher 39%
3.70-3.99 28%
3.40-3.69 19%
3.00-3.39 14%
2.70-2.99 <1%
2.69 or lower 0%

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Percentage of class taking calculus 56%
Average number of science units 4.1
Average number of AP courses 4.8

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SAT
Middle 50% of Critical Reading 640-740
Middle 50% of Math 610-690
Middle 50% of Writing 640-730
Middle 50% of Combined 1890-2160
ACT
Middle 50% 28-32

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Percentage of class
New England 10%
Mid Atlantic 28%
South 11%
Midwest (Ohio: 14%) 28%
West and Southwest 19%

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First-year students enrolled
Ohio 68
New York 45
California 50
Pennsylvania 32
Maryland 29
Massachusetts 23
New Jersey 23
Illinois 31
Connecticut 14
Texas 16
Virginia 13
North Carolina 12
Michigan 11
Colorado 7
Indiana 7
Kentucky 7

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This year, our top ten overlap schools were the following:

Oberlin College

Middlebury College

Brown University

Wesleyan University (Connecticut)

Carleton College

Vassar College

Bowdoin College

Denison University

Bates College

Grinnell College

Our second group of ten included the following:

Macalester College

Hamilton College

Skidmore University

Swarthmore College

Dartmouth College

Williams College

Colby College

College of Wooster

Amherst College

Colgate University

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