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Learn what truly sets the UC Riverside MBA apart and how it helps in your professional growth
24 Jun 2014, 12:40
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Let’s take a look at who comprises the 2014 incoming class at Harvard Business School (from the HBS site):
• Percent admitted: 12%
• Percent of women: 41%
• Percent of international applicants: 35%
• Median GMAT: 730
• Complete GMAT range (lowest and highest scores): 580-790 (note that there were no perfect scores)
• Percent from STEM fields: 39%
• Top 4 pre-MBA professions:
Industry - % of Students
Consulting - 18%
Venture capital/private equity - 17%
Financial services - 14%
High tech/communications - 13%
Are you looking to join the next HBS class? Join us for our upcoming webinar, Get Accepted to Harvard Business School, to learn key strategies to help you get accepted!
This advice originally appeared on the Accepted Admissions Consulting Blog, the official blog of Accepted.com.
• Percent admitted: 12%
• Percent of women: 41%
• Percent of international applicants: 35%
• Median GMAT: 730
• Complete GMAT range (lowest and highest scores): 580-790 (note that there were no perfect scores)
• Percent from STEM fields: 39%
• Top 4 pre-MBA professions:
Industry - % of Students
Consulting - 18%
Venture capital/private equity - 17%
Financial services - 14%
High tech/communications - 13%
Are you looking to join the next HBS class? Join us for our upcoming webinar, Get Accepted to Harvard Business School, to learn key strategies to help you get accepted!
This advice originally appeared on the Accepted Admissions Consulting Blog, the official blog of Accepted.com.
