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
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1,942
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Admitted
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569
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Enrolled
|
256
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Undergraduate Fields of Study
Business
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36%
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Economics
|
16%
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Engineering
|
15%
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Humanities
|
9%
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Social Sciences
|
9%
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Other
|
7%
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Computer Science
|
4%
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Natural Science
|
4%
|
|
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Personal Backgrounds
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Age
|
Mean 28
Range 23-42
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Gender
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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%
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Midwest
|
5%
|
West
|
13%
|
International
|
24% |
Academic Background
| GMAT |
|
GPA
|
|
| Mid 80% range |
640-730 |
Mid 80% range
|
2.94 - 3.73
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| Mean |
678
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Mean
|
3.35
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Professional Backgrounds
The average number of years of work experience for the class is 5 years 1 month.
More than 8 years
|
12%
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6 - 8 years
|
43%
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3 - 5 years
|
41%
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< 3 years
|
4%
|
Countries Represented: 31
Twenty-four percent of the entering class comprises non-U.S. citizens. The following countries are represented:
Bolivia
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Iran
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Singapore
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| Brazil |
Israel
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South Korea |
| Canada |
Japan
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Spain
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Chile
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Kazakhstan
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Taiwan
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| China |
Lebanon
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Thailand |
Colombia
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New Zealand
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United Kingdom |
El Salvador
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Nigeria
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United Republic of Tanzania |
France
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Pakistan
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United States
|
Germany
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Peru
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Venezuela
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Hungary
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Poland
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India
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Russian Federation
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Indonesia
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Saudi Arabi
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International Background
Non-native language proficiency
|
94%
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Non-native Business and Academic Residency Experience
|
51%
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