UMass Amherst Admissions Stats

I am thinking to take admission in University of Massachusetts Amherst for Undergraduate program but I am unable to take any final decision… I am confused!!
Please provide me the information about the Admission Statistics.

Hello! Instead of getting confused look at the information I have given below regarding Undergraduate Admission Statistics. It will help you in deciding whether you are interested in applying or not.

Undergraduate Admission Statistics:

Enrollment
An incoming undergraduate class (Fall 2013) that includes 4,650 freshmen and 1,100 transfers
22,000 undergraduate students
3,750 students of color (ALANA—African-American, Latino/a, Asian and Native American—students represent 21% of the total undergraduate enrollment)
3,110 honors students
4,500 out-of-state students from 48 states and 2 territories (The top states sending students to UMass Amherst are: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, California, Rhode Island, Maine, Illinois, and Colorado)
345 international undergraduate students from 50 countries
6,140 graduate students

Faculty
1,170 full-time instructional faculties
93 percent hold the highest degree in their fields
18:1 student/faculty ratio

Academic Offerings
8 school and colleges
6 associate degree programs
86 bachelor degree programs
72 master’s programs
50 doctoral programs
2,253 undergraduate course sections
Average class size: 37 students
63% of the classes (including labs and discussions) offered at UMass Amherst have fewer than 30 students

2013 Freshman Class
36,400 applicants for a class of 4,650
For those students whose high schools report class rank, the mean high school class rank was the top 20%
Middle SAT: Critical Reading 640-540 / Math 670-570
Mean GPA is 3.72 on a 4.00 scale
ALANA (African-American, Latino/a, Asian and Native American) students represent 24% of the Fall 2013 freshman class

2013 Transfer Class
3,500 transfer students applied
1,100 enrolled
Mean grade point average: 3.27 on a 4.00 scale
Applicants represent more than 950 colleges and universities
ALANA (African-American, Latino/a, Asian and Native American) students represent 23% of the 2013 transfer class

The information given above is as per the data concluded for the 2013 session. For updates, you can contact on the following address:

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