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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]1 Harvard 369 2 Yale 252 3 Princeton 215 4 Stanford 102 5 US Military Academy 94 6 Dartmouth 63 7 Brown 57 8 UVA 54 9 MIT 52 10 U Chicago 51 11 US Naval Academy 48 12 Duke 47 13 UNC 44 14 US Air Force Academy 41 15 U Washington 37 https://www.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk/media/44935/2020-rs_number-of-winners-by-institution.pdf Other "regionals" of note: Georgetown 25 Johns Hopkins 21 Washington & Lee 17 VMI 9 Howard 3 U Maryland 2 Virginia Tech 2 UMBC 1 GWU 1 [/quote] Most surprising absences? UPenn Columbia Michigan UC Berkeley Cornell [/quote] Cornell - 31 Michigan - 27 Columbia - 27 Berkeley - 24 Penn - 23 [/quote] [b]"Regional" Washington & Lee has produced 17 Rhodes Scholars to "National" UVA's 55. But wait! UVA has 9.3X as many undergraduate students. On a per capita basis, W&L has produced about 3X as many Rhodes Scholars as UVA. The miracles of math. . .[/quote][/b] You can't use stats. in that fashion in this instance. First, women weren't even included until 1977 (Rhodes program started in 1903, but had a sporadic start). I know because I competed that year. Second both UVA and Washington & Lee are in District 9 for the Regional competition which means their students compete directly against one another. The stats and recent reports indicate that UVA is producing a Rhodes Scholar every year now. Washington & Lee didn't produce its first until 1954 and recently snagged one in 2016 and 2020. It's performance is erratic which is not uncommon for the smaller SLACs.[/quote]
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