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New Freshman Characteristics Fall 2007-2011: High School Rank

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% of students in the Top 10%  -  Enlarge graph and show details Zoom

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% of students in the Top 25%  -  Enlarge graph and show details Zoom

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Mean  -  Enlarge graph and show details Zoom

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Median  -  Enlarge graph and show details Zoom

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Campus: Duluth

High School Rank: Headcount(N) Data. This tables shows the following information. Valid: The number of students who reported High School Rank score/rank. Missing: The number of students who did not report High School Rank score/rank. Total: The Valid value plus the Missing value. This number equals the total number of new freshman in the college for each year.

College 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Valid Missing Total Valid Missing Total Valid Missing Total Valid Missing Total Valid Missing Total
College of Liberal Arts 596 3 599 567 2 569 549 1 550 621 2 623 550 3 553
Education & Human Service Pro 399 3 402 424 5 429 424 7 431 478 4 482 420 1 421
Labovitz School of Bus & Econ 449 10 459 450 14 464 382 8 390 372 9 381 317 1 318
School of Fine Arts 151 0 151 149 2 151 139 0 139 133 0 133 139 2 141
UMD-Sci & Eng. Swenson Coll of 622 7 629 626 12 638 599 9 608 719 6 725 663 9 672
Total 2,217 23 2,240 2,216 35 2,251 2,093 25 2,118 2,323 21 2,344 2,089 16 2,105

Notes & Data Sources:

The graphs contain the trend data for various ranges of High School Ranks. For example, the top left graph represents the percentage of students in the Top 10% of their class. These ranges are inclusive, so a student who scored in the Top 10% will also be counted in the Top 25%. The final two graphs are the Mean and Median High School Rank.

When you click "Zoom", you are also presented with a table of information shown on the graph. The columns are: Valid = The total number of students who submitted a High School Rank. N = The number of those students who fit into the range you are viewing. % = N / Valid.