 |
|
probably a lower chance of having brown grandchildren
Posted on: July 6, 2025 at 17:15:02 CT
90Tiger STL
Posts:
163496
Member For:
23.37 yrs
Level:
User
M.O.B. Votes:
9
if you put her at SLU.
Saint Louis University (SLU) has a diverse student body with a majority of white students. In terms of undergraduate students, about 53.4% are White, with 9.14% Asian, 6.96% Black or African American, 6.18% Hispanic or Latino, 3.91% two or more races, 0.134% American Indian or Alaska Native, and 0.0233% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, according to Data USA.
Washington University in St. Louis has a diverse student body. In the undergraduate population, White students make up the largest group at around 40%, followed by Asian students at around 14%, and Hispanic students at about 9%. Black or African American students represent roughly 7-10% of the undergraduate population. A small percentage of students identify as two or more races, and a portion are international students. There are also small percentages of Native American/Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander students, and a small number of students whose race/ethnicity is unknown.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
White: Approximately 40% of the undergraduate population is White.
Asian: About 14% of undergraduates are Asian.
Hispanic or Latino: Roughly 9% of undergraduates identify as Hispanic or Latino.
Black or African American: Approximately 7-10% of undergraduates are Black or African American.
Two or more races: A small percentage, around 5-6%, identify with two or more races.
International: About 8-11% of students are international.
Other: Small percentages are also found for Native American/Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander students, and a small number of students have not reported their race.
Underrepresented Students of Color (URSOC): Approximately 21% of undergraduate students are classified as URSOC, according to Undergraduate Admissions | Washington University in St. Louis.
Students of Color: Around 46% of undergraduates identify as Students of Color, according to Undergraduate Admissions | Washington University in St. Louis.
Saint Louis University (SLU) has a diverse student body with a majority of white students. In terms of undergraduate students, about 53.4% are White, with 9.14% Asian, 6.96% Black or African American, 6.18% Hispanic or Latino, 3.91% two or more races, 0.134% American Indian or Alaska Native, and 0.0233% Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, according to Data USA.
Washington University in St. Louis has a diverse student body. In the undergraduate population, White students make up the largest group at around 40%, followed by Asian students at around 14%, and Hispanic students at about 9%. Black or African American students represent roughly 7-10% of the undergraduate population. A small percentage of students identify as two or more races, and a portion are international students. There are also small percentages of Native American/Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander students, and a small number of students whose race/ethnicity is unknown.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
White: Approximately 40% of the undergraduate population is White.
Asian: About 14% of undergraduates are Asian.
Hispanic or Latino: Roughly 9% of undergraduates identify as Hispanic or Latino.
Black or African American: Approximately 7-10% of undergraduates are Black or African American.
Two or more races: A small percentage, around 5-6%, identify with two or more races.
International: About 8-11% of students are international.
Other: Small percentages are also found for Native American/Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander students, and a small number of students have not reported their race.
Underrepresented Students of Color (URSOC): Approximately 21% of undergraduate students are classified as URSOC, according to Undergraduate Admissions | Washington University in St. Louis.
Students of Color: Around 46% of undergraduates identify as Students of Color, according to Undergraduate Admissions | Washington University in St. Louis.
Please explain why this message is being reported.
MESSAGE THREAD
- 
probably a lower chance of having brown grandchildren - 90Tiger STL - 7/6 17:15:02