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Where We Stand: The Class of 2013 Senior Survey
By Gautam S. Kumar, Danielle E. O'Neil, E. Benjamin Samuels, Corley E. Stone, Zoe A. Y. Weinberg, and Julie M. Zauzmer
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Zoe A. Y. Weinberg
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Zoe A. Y. Weinberg
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
- By Danielle E. O'Neil and Corley E. Stone
The Crimson conducted a survey of the Class of 2013 from May 11 to May 21. Nearly half of the senior class—780 respondents—answered questions on topics ranging from drug use to House satisfaction to post-graduation plans. We assume the sample is a random selection and therefore discount any selection bias. The results paint a picture of the class that graduates this week.
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