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Four characteristics distinguish Barnard College: It is a liberal arts college with a long tradition of excellence; it is par of a great research university; It is in New York City; and it is a college for women.  Each aspect of the College offers students unique distinctive learning opportunities.  The effect is transformative. Our Students 2007-08 Enrollment: 2,295 Full-time and 51 Part-time students 2007-08 Diversity: 16% Asian, 9% Hispanic, 5% Black, 1% American Indian, 69% all other ethnicities combined Fall 2007 Admissions: 4,574 Applied; 1,315 Admitted (29%); 559 Enrolled (43%) Class of 2011 Average SAT/ACT: 1346/29 Retention Rate of First-year Students: 95% Our Faculty 2007-08 Faculty: 198 Full-time and 127 Part-time 2007-08 Student Faculty Ratio: 10:1 Our Graduates Time to degree for First-year students: 4.3 years Fall 2001 Cohort: 4-year graduation rate: 82% Fall 2001 Cohort: 6-year graduation rate: 89% Class of 2006 Top 5 Majors (in rank order): Psychology, English, Political Science, Economics, History ....   The following link will take you to a 2 page pdf file that illustrates and expands upon the Key Indicators listed above: Barnard Key Statistics  Updated May 28, 2008