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Light & VerityFaith by the numbersUndergraduate religious traditions.  Chart: Mark Zurolo ’01MFA; Data: University Chaplain's officeUndergraduate religious traditions, Classes of 2011–14. View full image
Yale College is no longer the Congregationalist stronghold its founders created 310 years ago. But a majority of undergraduates still identify themselves as Christians—if the data Yale collected from the classes of 2011 through 2014 are representative. That's a big if: all entering freshmen got a religious information form in their registration packet, but filling it out was optional, and only 46 percent did. Still, the data give a fascinating snapshot of the college today. For a more complete breakdown by religious denomination, go the next page.
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