CLASS OF 2030 PROFILE

*All figures are based on pre-fall term census data and an incoming class of 485.

Applications

9,347 Applications Received

Admitted: 3,848 Enrolled: 485

41% Overall ADMIT Rate

40% Admitted Via Early Decision

Academic Profile

Our incoming class demonstrates rigorous academic achievement and a wide breadth of intellectual curiosity.

90 Average GPA (100-Pt Scale)

1350-1440 SAT Middle 50%

30-33 ACT Middle 50%

61% DID NOT SUBMIT TESTING

Learn more about Union's "no-harm" test-optional admissions policy: Test Policy

Top 15 Intended Areas of Study

Economics • Mechanical Engineering • Pre-Med/Pre-Health • Liberal Arts (Undecided) • Biological Sciences • Psychology • Political Science • Biochemistry • Civil Engineering • Biomedical Engineering • Electrical Engineering • Computer Science • History • Neuroscience, Pre-Law, Chemistry (tied) • English

Demographic Distribution

Race / Ethnicity (IPEDS Data)

White / Unknown 58%

Hispanic of any race 16%

Black or African American 8%

Asian 7%

Two or More Races 5%

International (non-U.S.) 5%

Gender Identity

Male 56%

Female 44%

Non-binary/Gender non-conforming <1%

High School Background

Public / Charter 68%

Independent / Private 31%

26% First-Generation Students

Community-Based Organizations

Our incoming class includes talented students affiliated with outstanding partner organizations, including:

Alexander Hamilton Scholars ASP Dallas AVID EMERGE Girl Scouts of the USA KIPP Latino U College Access Matriculate Minds Matter NJ SEEDS POSSE Prep for Prep Princeton University Preparatory Program (PUPP) RAW Art Works ScholarMatch TeenSHARP The Opportunity Network The TEAK Fellowship TRIO Vermont Student Assistance Corporation (VSAC) Yonkers Partners in Education

Financial Aid & Family Financing

Committed to making a Union education accessible for families from all financial backgrounds.

At Union, we meet the full demonstrated need of admitted students who submit all financial aid materials by published deadlines. We have a comprehensive aid program that includes more than $80 million in aid from Union's resources, in addition to aid from federal, state, and other agencies. Admission applicants are automatically considered for scholarships with no separate application required.

Our financial aid office offers resources and calculators to help families estimate their costs.

$40,000 Average Merit Award

~60% Receive Need-Based Aid