Current Class

There are 32 students in the Class of 2022-2023, represented by 24 different undergraduate majors, with the most popular being economics, followed by philosophy, public health, Asian studies, psychology and history. The average age is 25, and students have degrees from 22 different colleges. Seven postbacs have graduate degrees, in fields ranging from law to philosophy to computer science, from institutions including Cambridge, Yale, and the University of Pennsylvania.

As in previous years, many of our students have worked in public service, both in the U.S. and abroad, with organizations like Teach for America. A number are certified EMTs or have worked as scribes. The class continues the trend of a significant percentage having had experience living and working abroad after college, and we are proud to have first-generation Americans, immigrants, DACA students, and first-generation college attendees represented in our cohort.

The diversity of their prior careers is rich as well. We have a software engineer, public-interest journalist, Fulbright scholar, professional dancer, monk, financial analyst, and a global public health researcher, among others.

The following undergraduate institutions are represented: