08
|
09
|
10
|
11
|
12
|
13
|
14
|
15
|
16
|
17
|
|
1
|
Sarah
|
Sarah
|
Emily
|
Emily
|
Sarah
|
Emily
|
Emily
|
Emily
& John |
William
|
William
|
2
|
Emily
|
William
|
Elizabeth
|
John
|
Emily
|
Sarah
|
Sarah
|
Emily
|
Sarah
|
|
3
|
Lauren
|
Emily
|
Michael
|
Sarah
|
John
|
John
|
John
|
Hannah
|
Sarah
|
Madison
|
4
|
William
|
Elizabeth
|
Taylor
|
Andrew
|
William
|
Anna
|
William
|
William
|
Caroline
|
Emily
|
5
|
Michael
|
John
|
William
|
Michael
|
Rachel
|
Hannah
|
Rachel
|
Anna
&
Caroline |
John
|
Caroline
|
As you can see, for a long time Emily and Sarah dominated and even in 2017 they're in the top five, but William stepped up. Why is that? Good question, as UGA tends to have more female than male students. Keep in mind the differences in raw numbers are slight. See below for the top five in 2017 and the numbers of students who share that first name.
- William (67)
- Sarah (64)
- Madison (59)
- Emily (57)
- Caroline (56)
Think about those numbers above, as they're out of 5,482 or so freshman in this year's class. So all it takes is a statistical quirk of a few more students who share a name to bump it up the list. You really can't make too much out of this, though that doesn't stop me from trying every year, just for fun.
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