<p>I really liked Lehigh when I visited and it's certainly in my top five schools of choice. However, I read/heard it was very homogeneous shortly after my tour - something I didn't really get from the tour. It seemed to me like a place where there would be a lot of different people. I'd love to attend, but if it's not so diverse as I hope, it may not be such a good choice afterall. So, I ask of you this: is it really as homogeneous as it sounds, or is this some Lafayette-born plot to mislead?</p>
<p>I think Lehigh is ~70% white. Lehigh isn't NYU in terms of diversity, it never will be. Umoja is on campus, there are a lot of culturally diverse clubs and activities. For me it was a good mix. I would say the engineering program is much more diverse than arts and sciences. Diversity is something Lehigh has worked to improve, and there have certainly been changes since when I started in 2002.</p>
<p>yea they have some problems with diversity heres a recent article about racism and lehigh it seems like a problem if your a minority The</a> Brown & White</p>
<p>Interestingly enough, the students I know at Lehigh happen to be some of the most racist, ethnocentric kids I know...some of them refused to look at schools where they thought there was "too much diversity".....</p>