Yale School of Management

One of the hallmarks of the Yale School of Management is our commitment to the diversity and individuality of our students. Because statistics don't fully capture a true sense of the people who are so integral to our community, we would like to share some lesser-known facts that go beyond the numbers.

The talented and accomplished members of the Class of 2010 include musicians - a harpist, blues guitarist, rock band manager, and Chinese zither player, to name a few; athletes - among them a former competitive figure skater, captain of the Turkish national swim team, a national cricket champion, and a coach for the Special Olympics; and community volunteers - such as individuals dedicated to helping their communities through natural disaster relief and organizations like Big Brothers/Big Sisters and Best Buddies.

Yale SOM also gains a former Jeopardy contestant, a torch bearer for the 1996 Olympics, the #1 young entrepreneur according to Business Week's Top 25 Under 25, several published authors, a founding member of Google China, and a select few with top secret government security clearance.

These are just a few examples of how our students have an impact on the world around them. To learn more about our community, you can reach out to our students directly.

Class of 2010*

Average GMAT Score 718
Middle 80% range 670-760
Average Quantitative 47 (81st percentile)
Mid 80% GMAT Quantitative 42-50
Average Verbal 42 (95th percentile)
Mid 80% GMAT Verbal 35-47
Average College GPA 3.5

Enrollment 193
Women 34%
International 28%
U.S. Minorities 20%
U.S. Under-Represented Minorities 8%

Geographic Representation
Asia 15%
Europe 4%
Central and South America 5%
Africa/Middle East/Pacific 4%
North America 72%

Undergraduate Majors
Business 19%
Humanities 19%
Economics 18%
Engineering 16%
Social Science 15%
Science 6%
Computer Science 3%
Math 3%
Law 1%
*Preliminary data as of August 15, 2008