By David Freed and Idrees Kahloon
Part III of The Crimson’s survey of the Class of 2019 looks at the beliefs and lifestyles of the incoming freshmen. Almost two-thirds of the surveyed students are virgins, but respondents who took a gap year between high school and college were more likely to report having had sexual intercourse before arriving in Cambridge. Most have minimal experience with drugs and alcohol. A majority identify politically as at least somewhat liberal, but a plurality—45 percent—reported feeling unsure about whether their new school should divest its endowment from the fossil fuel industry, a raging debate on campus. Forty-one percent said they are “not confident at all” that the police treat white people and black people equally.
Read Part III of The Crimson's three-part series on the freshman survey here.
Religion
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Religion
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Religiosity
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Religion by Region
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Religiosity by Income
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Religion by Ethnicity
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Religiosity by Religion
Politics
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Political Persuasion
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62.8%of those from the Northeast identify as liberal.21.5%of those from the Northeast consider themselves moderates.15.7%of those from the Northeast identify as conservative.56.8%of those from the Southeast identify as liberal.25.2%of those from the Southeast consider themselves moderates.18%of those from the Southeast identify as conservative.54.9%of those from the Midwest identify as liberal.30.5%of those from the Midwest consider themselves moderates.14.6%of those from the Midwest identify as conservative.51.2%of those from the Southwest identify as liberal.33.7%of those from the Southwest consider themselves moderates.15.1%of those from the Southwest identify as conservative.68.8%of those from the West identify as liberal.21.2%of those from the West consider themselves moderates.10.0%of those from the West identify as conservative.62.4%of those from the Northeast identify as liberal.22.8%of those from the Northeast consider themselves moderates.14.8%of those from the Northeast identify as conservative.53.7%of those from the Southeast identify as liberal.24.0%of those from the Southeast consider themselves moderates.22.3%of those from the Southeast identify as conservative.61.6%of those from the Midwest identify as liberal.22.4%of those from the Midwest consider themselves moderates.16.0%of those from the Midwest identify as conservative.62.0%of those from the Southwest identify as liberal.25.3%of those from the Southwest consider themselves moderates.12.7%of those from the Southwest identify as conservative.64.0%of those from the West identify as liberal.24.9%of those from the West consider themselves moderates.11.1%of those from the West identify as conservative.53.9%of those from outside the United States identify as liberal.25.0%of those from outside the United States consider themselves moderates.21.1%of those from outside the United States identify as conservative.67.76%of those from the Northeast identify as liberal.20.19%of those from the Northeast consider themselves moderates.12.06%of those from the Northeast identify as conservative.56.11%of those from the Southeast identify as liberal.25.9%of those from the Southeast consider themselves moderates.17.98%of those from the Southeast identify as conservative.62.8%of those from the Midwest identify as liberal.21.9%of those from the Midwest consider themselves moderates.15.3%of those from the Midwest identify as conservative.61.3%of those from the Southwest identify as liberal.28.7%of those from the Southwest consider themselves moderates.10.0%of those from the Southwest identify as conservative.66.6%of those from the West identify as liberal.21.2%of those from the West consider themselves moderates.12.3%of those from the West identify as conservative.68.3%of those from outside the United States identify as liberal.26.2%of those from outside the United States consider themselves moderates.5.6%of those from outside the United States identify as conservative. -
Politics by Region
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Politics by Religion
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Politics by Parents' Income
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Politics by Sexual Orientation
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Politics by Ethnicity
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Fossil Fuel Divestment at Harvard
Sex
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Sexual Activity
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Sexual Activity by Gender
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Sexual Activity by Social Club Interest
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Sexual Activity by Gap Year Status
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Age of First Sexual Activity Among Non-Virgins
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Sexual Partners
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Sexual Activity by Religion
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Sexual Activity by Recruitment Status
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Sexual Activity by Sexuality
Drugs
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Alcohol Drinkers
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Marijuana Users
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Hard Drug Users
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Fake IDs
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Fake IDs by Type of Community
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Drug Use by Gender
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Drug Use by Type of School
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Drug Use by Recruitment Status
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Drinkers by Religion
Mental Health
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Mental Health Counseling
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Mental Health Counseling by Parents' Income
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Mental Health Counseling by Sexuality
Technology
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Computers
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Cell Phones
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Mac Ownership by Parents' Income
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iPhone Ownership by Parents' Income
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Facebook Usage
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Twitter Usage
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Snapchat Usage
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Instagram Usage