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Duke U N I V E R S I T Y

UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS STAFF

Christoph GuttentagDean of Undergraduate Admissions919.684.2898NY (Manhattan)

Ben Adams ’08Assistant Directorben.adams@duke.edu; 919.684.0153/919.684.8129AK, MN, International (Africa, China), First Generation College Students

Nikki BaskinSenior Assistant Directornikki.baskin@duke.edu; 919.684.0178MD, NC (Durham County, Northeastern Counties), UT, International (Canada)

Samuel CarpenterSenior Assistant Directorsamuel.carpenter@duke.edu; 919.684.0172CA (Northern)

Sue CoonSenior Assistant Directorsusan.coon@duke.edu; 919.684.0158DC, NY (except Manhattan), WV, Engineering Student Recruitment

Jennifer DewarAssociate Directorjennifer.dewar@duke.edu; 919.684.0166/919.684.8129RI, International (Central & Southern Asia, Europe)

Will Dixon ’84,’88Assistant Directorwill.dixon@duke.edu; 919.684.0159CA (Southern-Imperial, Riverside, San Diego, and San Bernardino Counties), IL, WI, African-American Student Recruitment

Solomon EnosSenior Assistant Directorsolomon.enos@duke.edu; 919.684.0175HI, TX, Transfer Student Recruitment

Elizabeth Harlow ’11Admissions Officerelizabeth.harlow@duke.edu; 919.684.0176CA (Central), OR, PA, WA

Stephen McLaughlinAssociate Deanstephen.mclaughlin@duke.edu; 919.684.0179AZ, MT, NM, ND, OK, SD, WY, Native American Student Recruitment

Will NiverAdmissions Officerwill.niver@duke.edu; 919.684.0665TN, VA

Elysia Pan ’13Admissions Officerelysia.pan@duke.edu; 919.684.0185AL, AR, IA, ID, KS, LA, MO, MS, NE, NJ (Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic, and Union Counties), NV

Kathy PhillipsAssociate Directorkathy.phillips@duke.edu; 919.684.0171DE, NJ (except Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic, and Union Counties)

Sharon Pomranky ’12Admissions Officersharon.pomranky@duke.edu; 919.684.0156IN, KY, MI, OH

Stacy Scarfutti RusakAssociate Directorstacy.rusak@duke.edu; 919.684.0173FL (Central, Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach)

Leonard SatterwhiteAssociate Deanleonard.satterwhite@duke.edu; 919.684.0157MA, CO

Anne SjostromAssociate Directoranne.sjostrom@duke.edu; 919.684.0152/919.684.8129Guam, PR, VI, International (Australia/Oceania, Caribbean, East & Southeast Asia except China, Middle East, Latin America/Mexico)

Margi StricklandAssistant Directormargi.strickland@duke.edu; 919.684.0170NC (except Durham and Northeastern Counties)

Ashley Taylor ’10Admissions Officerashley.s.taylor@duke.edu; 919.684.0169CA (Southern-Los Angeles, Orange, Santa Barbara, and Ventura Counties), Latino Student Recruitment

Adam Tomasiello ’13Admissions Officeradam.tomasiello@duke.edu; 919.684.0160FL (Fort Myers/Naples, North and Space Coast), GA, SC

Susan Semonite WatersSenior Assistant Directorsusan.waters@duke.edu; 919.684.0154CT, ME, NH, VT

P R O F I L E O F T H E

CLASS OF 2017

Duke U N I V E R S I T Y

OFFICE OF UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS2138 Campus Drive, Box 90586 • Durham, North Carolina 27708-0586 • Telephone: 919.684.3214 • Fax: 919.681.8941

Website: admissions.duke.edu

ACCEPTANCE/ENROLLMENT SUMMARY

TESTING

TYPE OF SECONDARY SCHOOL GENDER

ETHNICITY

GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION

EARLY DECISION

Middle 50% Range of SAT and ACT Scores for Accepted Students

Applications

Accepted

% Accepted

Enrolled

SAT Verbal/Critical Reading

SAT Math

SAT Writing

ACT Composite

Public ............................................................................. 65%

Private ............................................................................30%

Religious/Homeschooled/Military/Other ...................... 5%

Percentage of Enrolled Students in the Class of 2017

Male ................................................................................... 49%

Female ................................................................................ 51%

Asian, Asian-American, or Pacific Islander ....................... 27%

Black/African American .................................................... 11%

Hispanic/Latino ................................................................... 7%

Native American, American Indian, Native Alaskan, or Native Hawaiian ............................................... 1%

White/Caucasian ............................................................... 51%

Did Not Report .................................................................... 3%

International ............. 13%

North Carolina .......... 11%

Other Southeast ........ 21%

Mid-Atlantic .............. 15%

Northeast ................... 14%

Midwest ..................... 10%

West/Pacific .............. 16%

North Carolina ............198California ....................159New York .....................135Florida .........................132New Jersey .....................87Texas .............................85Virginia .........................58Pennsylvania ..................56Georgia..........................55Maryland .......................52

Massachusetts ................47Connecticut ...................49 Illinois ............................46South Carolina ..............38Ohio ..............................36Colorado .......................32Arizona ..........................27Tennessee ......................24Michigan .......................23

15 students or fewer:Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, Washington, Washington, D.C., Wisconsin, Wyoming

2,162

622

29

603

690-780

700-790

700-790

31-34

700-780

750-800

720-790

33-35

23,232

2,254

10

782

25,394

2,876

11

1,385

380

135

36

134

6,031

808

13

220

6,411

943

15

354

2,542

757

30

737

29,263

3,062

10

1,002

31,805

3,819

12

1,739

Arts & Sciences

Arts & Sciences

Arts & Sciences

Arts & Sciences

Engineering

Engineering

Engineering EngineeringTotal Total Total

REGULAR DECISION TOTALSCURRENT STUDENT PROFILE

Student Geographic Distribution (Class of 2014-2017)

IMPORTANT DATES

Recommended last date to take SAT and SAT Subject Tests ...................................................................................October 5, 2013*/December 7, 2013

Recommended last date to take ACT ..................................................................................................................... October 26, 2013/December 14, 2013

Deadline to submit the Common Application for optional interview ...................................................................November 1, 2013/December 20, 2013

Deadline for all parts of the Common Application .....................................................................................................November 1, 2013/January 2, 2014

Deadline for submitting FAFSA application** ..................................................................................................................... April 15, 2014/March 1, 2014

Deadline for submitting CSS Profile application ...........................................................................................................November 1, 2013/March 1, 2014

Deadline for submitting International Student Financial Aid Application ...................................................................November 1, 2013/March 1, 2014

Notification date for decisions ........................................................................................................................................ December 15, 2013/April 1, 2014

Candidates’ Reply Date .........................................................................................................................................................January 2, 2014/May 1, 2014

We cannot guarantee that scores from November tests will arrive in our office in time for consideration as part of an Early Decision application. They will be used if they are available. Students failing to meet this deadline may have to make a decision on the offer of admission prior to receiving notification of financial aid. Early Decision applicants do not have to complete the FAFSA until after January 1.

Early Decision/Regular Decision

P R O F I L E O F T H E

CLASS OF 2017

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Duke U N I V E R S I T Y

% % % % % % % % %

INTERNATIONAL719

NC800

VA277

GA234

PA254

NY582

TX345

CA654

FL504

TN86

KY17

WV6

ME11

AL36

SC130

IL166

IN48

MI62

WI27

IA12

MN46

ND3

MT2

WY5

NM14

AZ96

UT16

NV25

ID13

OR32

WA85

CO108

SD5

NE13 OH

147

MS10

AR14

LA19

OK32

KS20

MO44

International: 231 students (178 foreign citizens) representing:Albania, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belarus, Belgium, Bermuda, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Colombia, Cuba, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, England, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Hong Kong, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Lithuania, Malaysia, Mali, Mauritius, Mexico, Mongolia, Nepal, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Roma-nia, Russian Federation, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Swaziland, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Taiwan, Tanzania, Thailand, Turkey, Turks and Caicos Islands, United Kingdom, Venezuela, Vietnam, Zimbabwe