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 nearly all 50 states and 41 foreign countries; 47 percent are male, 53 percent are female; 18 percent of the class of 2013 are students of color.

More about the diversity of the campus community ...

Details from the class of 2013:

Applied 359
Accepted 211
Enrolled 210

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Applied 3,633
Accepted 1,327
Enrolled 264

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Applied 3,992
Accepted 1,538
Enrolled 474

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Top 1% 15%
Top 5% 39%
Top 10% 56%
Top 20% 83%
Top 30% 92%
Top 40% 97%
Top 50% 100%

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(4.00 scale) Percentage of class
4.0 or higher 32%
3.70-3.99 30%
3.40-3.69 21%
3.00-3.39 15%
2.70-2.99 2%
2.69 or lower 0%

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Percentage of class taking calculus 55%
Median number of science units 4.4
Median number of AP courses 4.0

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SAT
Middle 50% of Critical Reading 630-720
Middle 50% of Math 600-680
Middle 50% of Writing 620-730
Middle 50% of Combined 1850-2130
ACT
Middle 50% 28-32

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Percentage of class
New England 12.4%
Mid Atlantic 28.9%
South 9.9%
Midwest (Ohio: 15.8%) 25.7%
West and Southwest 17.9%
Foreign 5.2%

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First-year students enrolled
Ohio 75
New York 57
California 45
Maryland 29
Pennsylvania 29
Massachusetts 28
Illinois 23
New Jersey 18
Connecticut 15
Virginia 12
North Carolina 10
Tennessee 8
Texas 8
Colorado 7
Washington 7

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

Oberlin College

Middlebury College

Brown University

Carleton College

Wesleyan University (Connecticut)

Bowdoin College

Vassar College

Denison University

Macalester College

Hamilton College

Our second group of ten included the following:

Grinnell College

Washington Unversity (St. Louis)

Bates College

Yale University

Colby College

Dickinson College

College of Wooster

Skidmore College

Williams College

Swarthmore College

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