A 2007 survey published by The Princeton Review rated Providence College as having the most homogeneous student population in the country, as well as ranking the college eighth nationally in the survey's "little race/class interaction" category.[55] As of 2012, 88 percent of the student body is white or unreported, while four percent of students come from outside of the United States.[2] In 2011, President Brian Shanley created an Office of Institutional Diversity, while hiring a Chief diversity officer, to "help balance the College's socioeconomic representation."[56] In 2017, the school topped The Princeton Review's list of most segregated colleges.[57]