Each August, The Crimson surveys incoming freshmen about their backgrounds, academic aspirations, and lifestyles. For the second time, incoming students also answered questions about their experience with the Covid-19 pandemic. Scroll through the interactive graphs and charts on the following pages for a visual representation of the Class of 2025.
Roughly 78 percent of the class responded to the survey. The Crimson did not adjust the data for any possible self-selection bias. Part I of the survey focuses on the makeup of the class, Part II explores academics, Part III examines lifestyle, and Part IV interrogates experiences during the coronavirus pandemic.
The results of last year’s survey of the Class of 2024 can be found here.
Religion
Religion
Religiosity
Religion by Region
Religiosity by Income
Politics
Political Persuasion
Politics by Religion
Political Party
National Politics
National Issues
Attendance at Protests
2020 Presidential Vote
Harvard Issues
Campus Issues
Concern About Free Speech
Concern About Sexual Assault
Concern About Sexual Assault by Gender
Sex
Sexual Activity
Sexual Activity by Gender
Age of First Sexual Activity
Sexual Partners
Drugs
Alcohol Drinkers
Marijuana Users
Fake IDs
Mental Health
Mental Health Counseling
Technology
Computers
Type of Phone
Facebook Usage
Twitter Usage
Snapchat Usage
Instagram Usage
TikTok Usage
YouTube Usage
LinkedIn
LinkedIn by Post-Graduate Plans