Calling all Yale MBA Applicants: 2023 Intake Class of 2025

Hi Guys, I suggest re-applicants in the group to as k for your application feedback, I did last week & just received my feedback

I asked for feedback and got the following response - "Thank you for your email. We understand you spent a considerable amount of time on your application. Yale SOM offers candidate feedback every summer. Due to the way we conduct our admissions process, we cannot provide you with feedback in the middle of our admissions cycle."

When was this?
Quite opposite to my experience!

Hey Prudhvi what was the feedback like

mine Was on the academic preparedness lines basically less gpa

Mine was same, i had very low GPA in undergrad

Hello guys, is anyone applying to the Silver Scholars program or other deferred MBA programs?

It would be so great to have a job before starting the MBA program. Isn’t it??
Go through the link to know more on this. https://www-wsj-com.cdn.ampproject.org/ ... 1655056311

Wonderful to hear that Yale SOM has joined the ranks of programs that provide non-admits feedback on their applications. This feedback can be really helpful for subsequent applications, even if you decide not to reapply to SOM again because if SOM has apprehensions about your stated career path given your past career history (i.e., goals aren’t in line with demonstrated interest & accomplishments – a common reason for rejection), then that’s probably going to be a sentiment shared with other top-tier programs.

In response to the candidate who was told that past academic performance was the reason for rejection, Yale’s averages for GMAT and GPA are around the same as other top-10 programs, but the distribution is tighter (see top bottom 75th and top 25th percentile numbers). This may be in part because of Yale’s quest to climb the rankings ladder or because the program is small so they are more risk-adverse re averages of admits (full time programs that are 3 times the size, like HBS or Wharton, can afford to take slightly more risks on the margins, perhaps). Other schools may be more forgiving about academic performance if you have other metrics associated with your candidacy.

Another school that has historically given good feedback to non-admits is Tuck, which will usually give feedback immediately after decisions are announced if it is requested (so you don’t have to wait until the summer like SOM).

Folks, the much-awaited GMAT Club World-Cup Competition is here:

When?
11 July 2022 to 22 July 2022

What to do?
Register (You will become a part of a team out of 4 teams)
Answer timed questions
Post explanations
Get Kudos

What do you get? (Most important :p)
Lots of Prizes

Want to Register? Click here and read the detailed post: gmat-club-wo ... s#p3038391

Upcoming Events at Yale SoM
Office Hours with Bruce DelMonico – 6th & 8th July
Admissions Q&A – 7th July
Washington, D.C. Summer Social – 9th July (In Person)
The MBA Tour: San Francisco – 9th July (In Person)
You can register to the events at https://som.yale.edu/programs/mba/admis ... ons-events

Hi Guys, I’m Prudhvi from India

I’m planning to apply to Yale in R1, I’m a re-applicant, rejected without Interview last year. This year I’m applying with a relatively higher GRE score, a Promotion at work

The most I like about yale is how they integrated their curriculum around business & society, which I believe would be helpful for long-term goals of working ESG/Impact policy advisory

Do post, your brief profile & your reasons to apply to Yale. We can explore ways to help each other.

Great initiative Prudhviraju

Hello All,

Hello All, I am a R1 admit with scholarship to the class of 2024. I have found a lot of help from this forum and wish to pay it back. Please let me know if you have any questions. If many, I also don’t mind hopping on an open call to address those queries.

Congratulations on your Admit, great we can plan a small Q&A!

Also, can you share a brief background of your profile & why you choose Yale?

I am a computer science engineer who’s been working in the healthcare industry for the past 4 years. After working in different verticals, I have identified that the industry, in order to grow, needs an adoption of digitalization and a series of operational changes. Inorder for me to implement the needed, I need a certain level of experience and expertise managing people and driving transformational initiatives. This acted as my motivation behind an MBA and subsequently working in consulting, especially in the healthcare practice post-MBA, and working with different sectors in healthcare. Yale’s emphasis on social impact and strong consulting pipeline (especially with MBB; I think ~80/310 odd students went to MBB this year for full time) drew me towards the school. 

Thanks for sharing

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Class Profile:
Class Size: 349
GMAT
Median: 730
Range 80%: 690-760
GRE
Median Verbal: 166
Range 80% Verbal: 160 -170
Median Quants: 165
Range 80% Quants: 160 -170
GPA
Median: 3.69
Range 80%: 3.30-3.9