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Yale University
New Haven, CT, USA
About Yale
Yale is an Ivy League university chartered in 1701, anchoring downtown New Haven with a Gothic-quad campus that includes the famed Sterling Memorial Library and Beinecke rare book stacks. Undergraduates live within fourteen residential colleges modeled on Oxford and Cambridge, each with its own dining hall, master, and traditions that shape student social life for four years. Yale is need-blind for international applicants and is particularly celebrated for the humanities, drama, music, and law.
Location
New Haven, CT, USA
SEVP & Work Rights
- OPT Available
- Yes
- CPT Available
- Yes
- STEM Designated
- Yes (24-month OPT extension eligible)
Key Stats
- Acceptance Rate
- 4.8%
- Total Students
- 15,564
- International %
- 24.0%
- Campus Setting
- Urban
- Student/faculty ratio
- 5:1
Admissions
- SAT (average)
- 1534
- SAT EBRW (25th-75th)
- 730 - 780
- SAT Math (25th-75th)
- 740 - 790
- ACT (midpoint)
- 34
- ACT (25th-75th)
- 33 - 35
Outcomes
- Freshman retention
- 99%
- Graduation rate (6yr)
- 96%
- Median earnings (10yr)
- $100,533
Profile
- Classification
- Doctoral / Research University
- Endowment
- $41442M
- Avg net price (after aid)
- $23,777/yr
Test Requirements
Minimum score: 100
100 is commonly competitive; doctoral students scoring below 25 Speaking must complete summer English program.
Minimum score: 7.0
Academic IELTS only. Doctoral students scoring below 7.5 Speaking must complete summer English program.
Requirements vary by department; many no longer accept.