Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here.  Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing.  The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000.  Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation.  Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart from Spring 2014:  If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.865, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below.  Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found here when available.

Class Rank Percentiles for Spring 2014

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here.  Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing.  The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000.  Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation.  Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart from Fall 2014:  If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.865, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below.  Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found here when available.

Class Rank Percentiles for Fall 2014

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here.  Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing.  The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000.  Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation.  Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart from Spring 2015:  If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.869, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below.  Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found here when available.

Class Rank Percentiles for Spring 2015

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here.  Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing.  The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000.  Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation.  Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart from Fall 2015:  If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.869, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below.  Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found here when available.

Class Rank Percentiles for Fall 2015

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here.  Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing.  The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000.  Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation.  Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart from Spring 2016:  If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.869, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below.  Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found here when available.

Class Rank Percentiles for Spring 2016

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here. Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing. The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000. Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation. Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart below (Fall 2016): If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.869, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below. Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found here when available.

Class Rank Percentiles for Fall 2016

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here.  Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing.  The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000.  Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation.  Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart from Spring 2017:  If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.872, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below.  Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found here when available.

Class Rank Percentiles for Spring 2017

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here. Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing. The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000. Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation. Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart below (Fall 2017): If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.878, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below. Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found here when available.

Class Rank Percentiles for Fall 2017

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here. Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing. The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000. Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation. Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart below (Spring 2018): If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.878, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below. Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found here when available.

Class Rank Percentiles for Spring 2018

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here. Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing. The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000. Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation. Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart below (Fall 2018): If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.878, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below. Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found here when available.

Class Rank Percentiles for Fall 2018

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here. Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing. The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000. Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation. Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart below (Spring 2019): If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.878, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below. Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found in the archives link at the bottom of this section.

Class Rank Percentiles for Spring 2019

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here. Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing. The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000. Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation. Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart below (Fall 2019): If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.878, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below. Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found in the archives link at the bottom of this section.

Class Rank Percentiles for Fall 2019

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here. Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing. The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000. Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation. Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart below (Spring 2020): If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.887, you fall within the Top 15% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below. Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found in the archives link at the bottom of this section.

Class Rank Percentiles for Spring 2020

SPECIAL NOTE FOR SPRING 2020, FALL 2020 and SPRING 2021 - Changes in academic policy due to COVID-19 have caused the suspension of identifying Class Rank Percentiles.

Individual class rankings for undergraduate students were last calculated for Fall 2013. Beginning with the Spring 2014 term class rank percentiles have been calculated by term and made available here. Class rank percentiles are derived by calculating the cumulative grade point average (GPA) of students and comparing them with students sharing the same class standing. The maximum cumulative grade point average is 4.000. Class is defined by those students sharing the same or approximate expected date of graduation. Class for each term is specifically identified beneath the class rank percentile chart for each term.

To find your class rank percentile follow the following steps:

1. Identify your cumulative GPA in DukeHub.
2. Determine your "class" as defined under the selected term chart. 
3. In Pratt or Trinity, as appropriate, find your cumulative GPA within the distribution groupings and review the corresponding percentile.

Example using the chart below (Fall 2021): If you are a Pratt junior with a cumulative GPA of 3.987, you fall within the Top 10% class rank percentile.

The most recently calculated undergraduate class rank percentiles are listed below. Class rank percentiles for previous terms can be found in the archives link at the bottom of this section.

Class Rank Percentiles for Fall 2021

Class Rank Percentiles Archives