Class Data Class of 2014 Class of 2015 Average GMAT 717 714 80% Range of GMAT 660-760 690-740 Average Undergraduate GPA 3.55 3.57 80% Range of Undergraduate GPA 3.18-3.87 3.36-3.80 Enrollment Enrollment 249 281 Women 35% 39% International 27% 32% U.S. Minorities 25% 22% U.S. Under-Represented Minorities 11% 10% Geographic Representation (current location) Asia 16% 14% Europe 3% 3% The Carribbean, Central, and South America 3% 2% Africa/Middle East/Pacific 3% 3% North America 75% 78% Undergraduate Majors Business 20% 16% Economics 19% 17% Engineering 12% 14% Humanities & Social Science 33% 34% Information Systems & Computer Science 3% 2% Mathematics & Physical Sciences 11% 3% Other 1% 13% Rankings Year USN BW Forb FT Econ P&Q 2014 10 2013 13 18 14 28 17 2012 10 21 20 26 15 2011 10 11 15 26 14 2010 11 21 16 24 14 2009 10 10 19 27 2008 13 24 16 30 2007 14 8 10 25 2006 15 19 11 24 2005 15 5 9 18 2004 14 22 13 14 2003 14 5 12 7 2002 13 14 12 10 2001 12 6 20 2000 16 19 18 1999 15 NR 20 1998 15 20 1997 15 1996 18 22 1995 16 1994 19 NR 1992 16 NR 1990 25 NR 1988 19 USN = U.S. News BW = Bloomberg Businessweek Forb = Forbes FT = Financial Times Econ = The Economist P&Q = Poets and Quants Class of 2013 Profile Full-Time Employment Status Three Months Post-Graduation Class Size: 230 Students Seeking Employment: 203 (88.3% of class) Received Job Offer: 185 (91.1%) Accepted Job Offer: 173 (85.2%) Students Not Seeking Employment: 25 (10.9% of class) Starting own business: 10 Company-Sponsored: 7 Postponing Search: 5 Continuing Education: 3 No Response to Survey: 2 (0.9% of class) Overall Salary Data Base Salary 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile $100,000 $110,000 $128,750 Other Guaranteed Compensation 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile $15,000 $30,000 $45,000 Salary by Function Base Salary Other Guaranteed Compensation Percent of Hires 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile Consulting 39.9% $101,500 $125,000 $135,000 $15,000 $28,000 $36,570 Finance/Accounting 30.1% $100,000 $100,000 $115,000 $29,400 $50,000 $60,000 General Management 11.6% $77,250 $94,014 $109,000 $5,000 $16,000 $31,000 Marketing/Sales 8.7% $97,500 $105,000 $121,000 $24,875 $40,000 $49,625 Operations/Logistics 2.9% $72,000 $85,000 $120,000 * $33,500 * Information Technology 1.2% * * * * * * Human Resources 0.6% * * * * * * Other 5.2% $88,333 $110,000 $165,000 * $18,000 * Salary by Industry Base Salary Other Guaranteed Compensation Percent of Hires 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile 25th Percentile Median 75th Percentile Finance 25.4% $100,000 $100,000 $120,000 $35,000 $50,000 $60,000 -Investment Banking 11.0% $100,000 $100,000 $105,792 $50,000 $60,000 $60,000 -Diversified Financial Services 5.8% $100,000 $115,000 $135,000 $18,999 $29,400 $52,250 -Investment Management 5.2% $108,750 $120,000 $121,250 * $30,000 * -Private Equity/Venture Capital 3.5% $100,000 $100,000 $100,000 * * * Consulting 22.0% $126,250 $135,000 $135,000 $25,000 $30,000 $40,000 Technology 16.8% $105,250 $112,500 $120,500 $24,850 $29,500 $38,875 Consumer Products/Retail 8.7% $97,000 $100,000 $115,000 $24,625 $35,000 $42,500 Nonprofit 7.5% $72,000 $83,500 $90,000 * * * Healthcare/Pharmaceuticals 5.2% $65,568 $90,000 $115,000 $5,200 $20,000 $22,000 Manufacturing 4.6% $91,000 $101,000 $114,270 * * * Government 2.9% * $80,883 * * * * Media/Entertainment 2.3% * $88,250 * * $14,500 * Energy 1.7% * $107,000 * * * * Real Estate 1.2% * * * * * Other 1.7% * $170,000 * * * * Salary by Region Percent of Hires Median Base Salary United States 86.6% $110,000 International 13.4% $110,000 United States Northeast 59.7% $110,000 West 22.8% $110,000 Mid-Atlantic 6.7% $105,500 South 5.4% $129,000 Midwest 3.4% $100,000 Southwest 2.0% $115,000 International Asia 60.9% $115,078 Europe 17.4% $95,250 Middle East 8.7% * Central America 4.3% * North America 4.3% * South America 4.3% * https://i.imgur.com/aHKDti3.png Prominent Current Students Active on GMAT Club: aerien - Class of 2015 Debrief link machichi - Class of 2015 Debrief link haxx19 - Class of 2015 OhDenny - Class of 2014 Overdressed - Class of 2015 Nink - Class of 2011 For more MBA debriefs Visit this forum Dealing with a Ding - Webinar Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=echqdCOW7cM Dealing with a Ding.pdf

Best of luck to you all tomorrow Yale is a great community, and I know those who decide to matriculate will have a great two years here. I've lived here on campus the past three years as a student affiliate and it's been an amazing experience. I don't know much about SOM itself (compared to other aspects of Yale), but with people like aerien, machichi, and OhDenny, you know SOM has to be amazing! If anyone has questions on the Yale/New Haven community not related to SOM, feel free to ask. I can probably be quite the resource if you have questions regarding significant others and especially children (day care, schools, etc). I also live in Yale Graduate Housing so I might be able to answer questions about that as well. Again, good luck!!!

24 hours...Any news from current students / alumni on the Grade Non-Disclosure issue and the new grades (roughly A-F)?

DancehallKing and others, I realize that this is a potential curveball. Grade nondisclosure for me wasn't a criteria for school choice but it certainly played the role of a tie breaker, exactly for the reasons that you stated -- grade nondisclosure isn't just about grades on a piece of paper, it's all the aspects of the community and the school experience that having grade nondisclosure affects. The exact policies, as far as I know, are still being sorted out so I wouldn't jump to any extreme feelings towards/against the school just yet. In the greater bschool landscape, having grade non-disclosure is becoming more and more of a privilege; many schools have shifted to grade disclosure in the past decade or so and some schools, like GSB, have a student-driven policy towards grade non-disclosure. Every school will find the policy that meets the needs of their own students, professors, and administration, and prospective students will continue to apply/matriculate as they will. If you're worried that this will affect your school choice and/or your school experience at SOM, take this time to talk to current students, Admissions, and the administration. When it comes down to it, grade disclosure or not, the students make up the culture at SOM and it's your role to continue to shape that school culture to what is best for you and those around you. In other news, happy waiting for R2 results. Only 1 more day to go!!

When visiting SOM, the collaboration and congeniality of the student body definitely stood out to me. I don't think that eliminating grade nondisclosure will suddenly change the defining features of the student body. Grade nondisclosure is/was a nice bonus, but I don't think it's what made SOMers so supportive of each other.

Best of luck to everyone tomorrow! I'm definitely having a hard time staying focused at work!

Good luck everyone!!! This ud my second time to be in this position and I know how it feels, keep calm and enjoy expectation!!!!! Posted from my mobile device