Fostering a diverse class is at the core of our mission as a residency program. We represent diversity in the broadest extent including but not limited to ethnicity, culture, religion, sexual orientation, and mental or physical abilities. While we celebrate the diversity of our residents, we welcome all applicants to join and continue this mission. See a glimpse of the diversity of our residents below.
Disclaimer: Data presented is from the voluntary participation of a portion of our residents.
The above pie chart shows the diversity of gender within our residency. 3% of our residents identify as nonbinary, 42% of our residents identify as female, and 55% of our residents identify as male.
The above pie chart shows the diversity of sexual orientation within our residency. 10% of our residents identify as bisexual/pansexual, 77% of our residents identify as heterosexual, and 13% of our residents identify as homosexual.
The above pie chart shows the diversity of ethnicity within our residency. 3% of our residents are American Indian or Alaskan Native, 26% of our residents are Asian, 10% of our residents are Black or African American, 19% of our residents are Hispanic or Latino/a/x, 3% of our residents are Middle Eastern or North African, 3% of our residents are Multiracial, 7% of our residents are South Asian, and 29% of our residents are White.
The above pie chart shows the diversity of religion within our residency. 17% of our residents practice Agnosticism, 20% of our residents practice Atheism, 3% of our residents practice Buddhism, 50% of our residents practice Christianity, 7% of our residents practice Hinduism, and 3% of our residents practice Islam.
The above pie chart shows the diversity of generational status within our residency. 48% of our residents are 1st generation United States residents.
The above chart shows the diversity of languages spoken within our residency. 6% of our residents speak Vietnamese, 6% of our residents speak Telugu, 29% of our residents speak Spanish, 3% of our residents speak French, 3% of our residents speak Igbo, 16% of our residents speak Chinese, 3% of our residents speak Bengali, 3% of our residents speak Arabic, and 100% of our residents speak English.
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