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8,149. Applications received in the 2022-2023 Academic Year. 45. % Women. 39. % International. US Race / Ethnicity. Federal Guidelines Reporting. Multi-Dimensional Reporting. American Indian or Alaska Native. — 14. 2% Asian American. 128. 22% 153. 27% Black or African American.
1. Sept. 2020 · We just updated the Class Profile with information about this stellar group of leaders, and I want to highlight a few elements of it for you. Over the past 18 months, a group of business schools developed and agreed to establish common standards for reporting admissions statistics.
Key Metrics. US Race/Ethnicity is only collected for US citizens and permanent residents. Per federal guidelines, people who identify as Hispanic, Latino, or Latinx and any other race are represented as Hispanic, Latino, or Latinx only. People who identify with two or more races other than Hispanic, Latino, or Latinx are represented as Multi ...
26. Aug. 2021 · The new class maintained the median GMAT score of 730, and the 29 percent of applicants who opted for the GRE earned median scores of 163 Verbal and 167 Quant. Larger Class, Same Structure. While HBS’s class size usually lands around 930, the Class of 2023 is made up of 1,010 students.
10. Mai 2021 · Out of the 7,324 people who applied to the Stanford full-time MBA in 2020, just 651 were admitted. Harvard Business School has the next most competitive acceptance rate, at 9.2 percent, followed by MIT Sloan School of Management, at 14.6 percent, and Columbia Business School, at 16.2 percent.
15. Sept. 2022 · Despite the drop in applications, Harvard maintained its 730 median Graduate Management Admission Test score for the class, with a median of 42 on the verbal (up from 41) and 48 on the quant portion of the exam (down from 49). Verbal scores ranged from a low of 29 to a high of 51, while quant scores ranged from 34 to 51.
26. Aug. 2021 · Though Harvard did not publish an acceptance rate, the school admitted an estimated 9% of its applicants, about 880 candidates, down from 9.2% last year when HBS admitted 859 candidates (see Deconstructing Harvard’s Large MBA Class: Surprises & Shocks).
