US Northeast
Yale SOM
Yale SOM
Magoosh Advice
We're thrilled to have Bruce DelMonico, Assistant Dean of MBA Admissions, on our podcast! In this episode, we chat about what it takes to get into Yale SOM, common misconceptions about the program, and what it takes to succeed in the MBA application process. Don't miss out!
Overview
Situated in the historic and intellectually vibrant city of New Haven, Yale School of Management is a paragon of advanced business education, famed for its integrated curriculum and the broad Yale alumni network. It prides itself on fostering leaders for business and society, readying students to excel amidst the complexities of a global economy. Yale SOM provides a transformative educational path that promotes both individual and professional development, preparing its graduates to make profound contributions to the world of business.
Application Stats
Yale School of Management received 3,237 applications and accepted 894 candidates, reflecting an acceptance rate of 27.6%. Of those admitted, 38.8% chose to enroll, indicating a selective and compelling MBA program.
Demographics
Test Scores
Yale SOM accepts both the GMAT and the GRE for admission, including their online and shortened formats, with no preference given to either exam by the Admissions Committee.
Beyond The Numbers
Education
Yale SOM's student body comes from a variety of undergraduate backgrounds, with 35% in STEM, 25% in Humanities and Social Sciences, 22% in Business, and 18% in Economics. The median undergraduate GPA is 3.64, and 16% of the students are the first in their families to attend college, indicating a diverse and academically strong cohort.
Work Experience
At Yale SOM, the majority of students come from backgrounds in Financial Services, Consulting, and Technology, with these industries representing 24%, 18%, and 12% of pre-MBA work experience respectively. The average work experience prior to the MBA program is 5.1 years.
Post-MBA
Yale SOM graduates are highly sought after, with the majority entering consulting (53.6%) and finance (24%), showcasing a strong inclination towards these pivotal business sectors. The graduates are also geographically diverse, although a significant portion choose to work in the United States, with the Northeast being a popular region, reflecting Yale's influential presence in the American business landscape. For more detailed information, please refer to the Yale SOM employment report.
