For those interested, here is the list of the top 30 schools, organized by the percentage of black students:
Emory University, Atlanta (21) — 12.3%, 43.3% (15
Vanderbilt University, Nashville (14) — 10.1%, 35.9% (25)
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore (10) — 10.0%, 43.8% (16)
Duke University, Durham (8) — 9.5%, 40.3% (22)
Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem (27) — 9.4%, 24.5% (32)
Georgetown University, Washington DC (22) — 9.4%, 33.7% (26)
Washington University, St. Louis (19) — 9.2%, 38.0% (24)
Columbia University, New York (3) — 8.7%, 46.9% (12)
UNC-Chapel Hill (30) — 8.5%, 33.2% (28)
New York University (30) — 8.4%, 52.4% (8)
Princeton University, Princeton, NJ (1) — 8.2%, 45.3% (13)
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia (8) — 8.1%, 43.1% (18)
University of Southern California, Los Angeles (22) — 7.9%, 56.0% (4)
Brown University, Providence, RI (14) — 7.8%, 45.2% (14)
University of Virginia, Charlottesville (25) — 7.3%, 32.1% (29)
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY (16) — 7.2%, 48.6% (11)
Yale University, New Haven, Ct. (3) — 7.2%, 43.6% (17)
Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. (2) — 7.2%, 42.2% (20)
Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. (10) — 7.0%, 39.7% (23)
Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH (12) — 6.8%, 40.8% (21)
Rice University, Houston (16) — 6.7%, 51.4% (9)
University of Chicago (3) — 6.2%, 42.6% (19)
Stanford University, Stanford, Calif. (7) — 5.6%, 52.8% (7)
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (25) — 5.6%, 54.1% (5)
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (27) — 5.2%, 31.9% (30)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. (3) — 5.1%, 51.3% (10)
Tufts University, Medford, Mass. (27) — 5.0%, 33.5% (27)
UC-Los Angeles (19) — 4.1%, 64.8% (1)
University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Ind. (18) — 4.1%, 25.2% (31)
UC-Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, Calif. (30) — 2.6%, 60.7% (3)
UC-Berkeley, Berkeley, Calif. (22) — 2.5%, 63.7% (2)
California Institute of Technology, Pasadena (12) — 1.3%, 53.8% (6)