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Duke Families, Welcome to the Duke community! We are incredibly excited for the incoming Class of 2026 and to have you as part of our community. Each year we are thrilled to welcome your students to Duke University. Their energy and passion inspire our community. Much of our newsletter information will be shared on our social media platforms; however, we do encourage you to read each edition ...
- For Class of 2026, a New Duke Experience | Duke Today
QuadEx also supports one of the pillars of Duke President...
- For Class of 2026, a New Duke Experience | Duke Today
Aug 16, 2022 · QuadEx also supports one of the pillars of Duke President Vincent Price’s strategic framework – building a renewed campus community. This new class of first-year students represents 47 U.S. states and 81 foreign countries. Slightly more than 54 percent of the class are women and about 59 percent of the class identifies as students of color.
Apr 6, 2023 · The Class of 2026 is the first at Duke to experience the full implementation of QuadEx, a new residential life system that looks to transform social life on campus from a “culture of selectivity ...
Congratulations on being admitted to the Class of 2026. We can’t wait to see how you leave your mark on Fuqua and the world! Below is a collection of thoughts, reflections, and tips from our students as they share their experiences on what to expect, how to prepare, and what it means to be part of Team Fuqua.
- Survey Administration
- Gender, Race and Ethnicity
- Disaggregated Ethnicity
- Disability and Immunity
- Geographic and Socioeconomic Diversity
- Academics
The survey was initially administered from Oct. 19 to Nov. 4, with the final deadline being extended to Nov. 11. A total of 312 first-years made it to the end of the survey, with 363 students answering at least one question. Three prizes were randomly awarded to participants who filled out the entire survey. There are 1,738 first years according to...
Official Duke data says 54% of first-years are women and 46% are men. Our survey found that 63% of respondents were women, 36% were men, 0.8% were nonbinary or genderqueer and 0.2% were agender. Our survey included more gender options, but female students are still overrepresented compared to admissions data. The Chronicle’s survey gathered race an...
Keeping in mind activist demandsto disaggregate ethnicity data, we piloted a question allowing students to elaborate on their identities if they wished. About 13% of respondents gave additional details about their ethnic background. Students that elaborated on their ethnicity otherwise identified as white, Hispanic/Latinx, Black, Asian and “other.”...
For the first time, we introduced survey items about whether students identified as disabled or immunocompromised. These questions were introduced in an attempt to draw conclusions about health status and use of campus resources or adherence to COVID-19 policies. Out of 360 responses, 9 students said they identified as disabled, or about 2.5%. Howe...
The official Class of 2026 profile states that 87% of students are from the United States and 14% are international students. Similarly, our survey consisted of 87.5% domestic students and 12.5% international students. About 11% of the Class of 2026 is from North Carolinacompared to 15% of respondents who shared their home state. The New York Times...
The Chronicle’s survey overrepresents how many students went to both public and private schools. Additionally, our data is not fully comparable because our survey did not ask who went to school outside of the United States. However, when asked to report high school GPA, three respondents shared that they attended schools in other countries that did...
Congratulations on your acceptance to Duke University's Class of 2026! We, the office of New Student and Family Programs (NSFP), have created this page so that accepted students can get to know each...
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When can I expect more information about move-in day? Move-In Day is one of the most exciting days of the year at Duke and we want you to be prepared. The Office of New Student and Family Programs (NSFP) will continue to update this FAQ sheet and provide more specific details as Move-In Day approaches using our Weekly First-Year Digests and Family Newsletters.
