This is pretty disingenuous. Are you suggesting a student walking around the campuses would notice a difference?
Duke
43.6% White
21.4% Asian
10.4% Nonresident/International
10.3% Black
8.70% Hispanic
2.67% Race/ethnicity unknown
2.09% Two or more races
0.75% American Indian/Alaska Native
19.2% from top 1% ($630,000+)
16.5% from bottom 60% (<$65,000)
85% from out-of-state
Penn
40.8% White
21.4% Asian
13.0% Nonresident/International
10.5% Hispanic
7.43% Black
4.61% Two or more races
2.14% Race/ethnicity unknown
0.10% American Indian/Alaska Native
18.7% from top 1% ($630,000+)
16.5% from bottom 60% (<$65,000)
81% from out-of-state
39% of Duke freshmen are from the South, exactly in line with the percentage of people living in the South. The northeast, on the other hand, is overrepresented at Duke – only 17% of people live in the northeast, but 26% of Duke freshmen hail from the northeast.
Penn, like all of the Ivies, has a disproportionately large percentage of students from the northeast and underenrolls from the South.