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By the Numbers: The Caltech Class of 2014
Today we celebrate the graduation of Caltech's class of 2014. Wondering what it takes to meet the challenge of Caltech's rigorous academic environment? Here is a sampling of activities our seniors have participated in over the past four years:
Individually, our seniors have
- taken 60 courses;
- completed 420 problem sets;
- spent 7,680 hours studying;
- heard the cannon fired 25 times;
- consumed 24 pounds of food at Midnight Madness;
- eaten and waited at 600 student dinners;
- participated in or planned 120 Ditch Day stacks; and
- attended 32 Interhouse and House parties.
In the class of 2014, there are 29 student-athletes who have
- played 13 NCAA Division III sports;
- earned 20 SCIAC all-academic honors; and
- spent 300 hours per sport, per year at practice.
Collectively, the class of 2014 has
- eaten 620 pies on Pi Days;
- visited Tom Mannion's house 11,000 times;
- pulled 12 major pranks (and dozens of small ones);
- helped harvest 7,000 pounds of olives for the Olive Festival;
- participated in 150 different student clubs;
- completed 133 SURFs;
- participated in 120 cooking classes; and
In addition, the class of 2014 has
- 1 student who graduated in three years;
- 1 dual BS/MS candidate; and
- Students representing 11 different countries and 33 U.S. states.
Congratulations to the class of 2014 for all of their hard work, focus, and accomplishments.
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