Chris
Class of 2013
Sleep is a big part of any student’s life—but instead of sleeping in on weekends, Chris Stare chooses to research it in the lab. As a Psychology major focusing on sleep neurobiology and cognitive neuroscience, he studies the effects of sleep on emotional memory.
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Peter
Class of 2013
In Chinese class, his name means “wise dragon,” and in Arabic, it means “bright.” In Political Science class, he’s just Peter. While Peter Baxter pursues degrees in those programs, rock climbs, and sings in the Glee Club, we just call him a Domer.
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Kate
Class of 2013
Kate Johnson used the First Year of Studies program to explore a variety of subjects before choosing Accounting and Music. Cultivating her academics while staying true to her passions, you can find her taking classical requests on Notre Dame’s radio station.
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Allan
Class of 2013
Majoring in Economics and Arts & Letters Pre-Professional, Allan Joseph prepares for a career in medicine while exploring Notre Dame’s renowned liberal arts program. And with a job at the school’s newspaper, he’ll have plenty of options to consider after graduation.
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Jeff
Class of 2013
Biomolecular Engineering major Jeff Ziolkowski has a career that is taking off—and it’s not just because he has access to Notre Dame’s modern resources and engaging teachers. In his spare time, he’s also taking pilot classes at the South Bend Airport.
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Kim
Class of 2013
Diver Kim Lisiak is more than just an athlete. Initially drawn to Notre Dame through her faith, she is now pursuing a degree in Science Pre-Professional and appreciates the fact that Notre Dame focuses on developing the mind,body, and spirit.
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- 37% are in the top 1% of their class
- 52% are in the top 2% of their class
- 74% are in the top 5% of their class
- 89% are in the top 10% of their class
- The Mid 50%
received scores of 1350-1500
on the Math + Critical Reading components of the SAT - The Mid 50%
have ACT scores of 32-34
- 90% were involved in community service
- 75% participated in varsity athletics
- 43% were active in the performing arts
- 30% participated in student government
- 41% Midwest
- 18% West & Southwest
- 23% Northeast
- 5% International
- 13% Southeast
100% of
First Year Students Live on Campus
In one of 29 single-sex residence halls, along with 80% of sophomores, juniors, and seniors - many of them choose to stay in their dorm for all four years.
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- 75% of students received some type of financial aid last year
- 45% of first year students received university gift aid
Diversity
and Inclusion at Notre Dame
At Notre Dame, we embrace an atmosphere of diversity and inclusion. Viewpoints are broadened, real-world issues are confronted, and a global community is strengthened by the goodwill of our most valuable resource - the challenged student.
- 98% of first year students return
for their second year. - 95% of students
graduate on time. - 99% of graduates are traditionally placed in careers, graduate schools, or service opportunities within six months of graduation.
