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2010 Freshman Class Profile

The academic profile of the students coming to Creighton

  • Positions Creighton among the Top 10 Midwestern Private Universities with undergraduate enrollments above 4,000.
  • Ranks Creighton among the Top 10 Catholic Universities in the nation.

 

Pre-Professional Interests

More than 62% of our freshmen aspire to higher levels of education after their undergraduate studies.Pre-Professional Interests

Diversity of Freshmen

25% Students of color
20% First generation college students
22% Creighton legacies

Freshman Academic Profile

Among students with class rank
27%
ranked in the Top 5% of their high school
45% ranked in the Top 10%

13% ranked #1 or #2 in their senior class

23% scored 30 to 36 on the ACT--placing them in the Top 4% in the nation
51% scored 27 or higher on the ACT--placing them in the Top 12% in the nation

ACT Statistics

Middle 50% 24 to 29  
     
ACT Range % of Creighton Class
National
32 to 36 11% Top 2%
30 to 36 23% Top 4%
27 to 36 51% Top 12%

Geographic Diversity

Creighton is recognized for its diverse and nationally represented freshman class.

  • 57% of our freshmen are from more than 200 miles away
  • 38% of our freshmen are from more than 400 miles away
 

CU Freshman Geographic Distribution

US Map Geographic Distribution

Freshman Service, Leadership, & Activities

Creighton’s 2010 Freshmen accomplished the following level of involvement, leadership & service during high school:

Accomplishments/Involvement Percent of Admits
Service or Church Organization Member 77%
Varsity Sports 74%
Fine or Performing Arts
(Art, Dance, Dramatics, Theater, Musical Theater, Music–Vocal and Instrumental)
58%
Academic Club Member 44%
Student Government Representative 38%
National Honor Society 59%
Leadership or Service Award Winner
(School, State, Regional or National)
13%
Leadership Conference
(City, Regional or National)
24%
Multicultural or Ethnic Organization Member 15%
Speech/Debate/Forensics 18%
Newspaper, Literary Magazine, TV, Radio 28%

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