Survey says: Employers most often recommended blue (23 percent) and black (15 percent). Orange topped the list for the worst color (25 percent of employers) and was the color most likely to be associated with someone who is unprofessional.
If I just tell you Vanderbiltâs testing range for ACT is 30 to 34 (or 1360 to 1530 for SAT), then you need to ask follow-up questions.he vast majority of the time you see testing ranges reported, they are reporting the 25 th percentile through the 75 th percentile, or the mid-50%. Vanderbilt example: our Class of 2014 ACT mid-50% is 30-34.
Vanderbilt, a private university ranked 21st on U.S. News and World Report list of top colleges, has long had a reputation as a Southern, white, wealthy--and Protestant--school. Jews account for about 4 percent of its enrollment of 10,500, compared with more than 20 percent at Ivy League schools. About 2 percent of the U.S. population is Jewish. The only Top 25 university with fewer Jewish students than Vanderbilt is the University of Notre Dame, a Roman Catholic school. It is a statistic Vanderbilt's chancellor, Gordon Gee, wants to change and a reason he hired Rabbi David Davis as an assistant to the provost a year and a half ago.