The class of 2010 brings academic, professional, and personal diversity to the MBA Program. New students enrolled in fall 2008 have the following characteristics:
Admissions
Applications Received
| 1,942
| Admitted
|
569
| Enrolled
| 256
| Undergraduate Fields of Study Business
| 36%
| Economics
| 16%
| Engineering
| 15%
| Humanities
|
9%
| Social Sciences
| 9%
| Other
| 6%
| Computer Science
| 4%
| Natural Science
|
4%
| Law
| 1%
| Personal Backgrounds
Age | Mean 28
Range 23-42 | Gender
| Male 70%
Female 30% | Underrepresented U.S. Minority
| 46%
| | Demographics
|
| U.S. Citizens / Permanent Residents
|
76%
| Northeast
|
29%
| Mid Atlantic
|
41%
| South
|
9%
| Southwest
|
3%
| Midwest
|
5%
| West
|
13%
| International
|
24% |
Academic Background
| GMAT |
| GPA
|
| | Mid 80% range |
640-730 |
Mid 80% range
|
2.94 - 3.73
| | Mean |
678
|
Mean
|
326
|
Professional Backgrounds
The average number of years of work experience for the class is 5 years 1 month.
More than 8 years
|
12%
| 6 - 8 years
|
43%
| 3 - 5 years
|
41%
| < 3 years
|
4%
| Countries Represented: 31
Twenty-four percent of the entering class comprises non-U.S. citizens. The following countries are represented:
Bolivia
|
Iran
|
Singapore
| | Brazil |
Israel
|
South Korea | | Canada |
Japan
|
Spain
|
Chile
|
Kazakhstan
|
Taiwan
| | China |
Lebanon
|
Thailand | Colombia
|
New Zealand
|
United Kingdom |
El Salvador
|
Nigeria
|
United Republic of Tanzania |
France
|
Pakistan
|
United States
| Germany
|
Peru
|
Venezuela
|
Hungary
|
Poland
|
India
|
Russian Federation
|
Indonesia
|
Saudi Arabi
|
International Background
Non-native language proficiency
|
94%
| Non-native Business and Academic Residency Experience
|
51%
|
| 
