The Class of 2019 at NYU Stern has 36% students with Undergraduate Majors in Business followed by Economics 18%, Engineering, Math and Science 17%.Humanities, Arts and others form 16% and Social Science 13% complete the picture.
Out of a total number of 3927 applicants, 822 were admitted. The admission rate was 21%. The enrolled students stand at 399.
The average GMAT score is 714 and median 720. The 80% range is 650-760 and 100% range 580-780. Students with only GMAT score comprise 84%, students with only GRE score 12% and students with both GMAT and GRE score 1%. JD/MBA and MD/MBA dual degree students with LSAT/MCAT score form 3%.
The class has 38% female representation. International students (foreign national, dual citizen and U.S. permanent resident) constitute 37%. Minorities (U.S. citizens and permanent residents who identify as African American/Black, Asian, Hawaiian Native/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska native) make up 29%, Underrepresented Minorities 11% (U.S. citizens and permanent residents who identify as African American/Black, Hispanic or Native American/Alaska Native) and US military veterans/active duty 7%.
The students represent 35 countries. The average age is 28 in the range of 21-38. As far as GPA statistics are concerned, the average is 3.48 and median 3.49. The 80% range is 3.12-3.81 and 100% range 2.76-4.00.
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The average GMAT score is 714 and median 720. The 80% range is 650-760 and 100% range 580-780. Students with only GMAT score comprise 84%, students with only GRE score 12% and students with both GMAT and GRE score 1%. JD/MBA and MD/MBA dual degree students with LSAT/MCAT score form 3%.
In professional experience, 99% of the students have prior work experience. The average years of prior work experience are 4.9 years. Years of work experience range from 0-15.
In industry experience, Financial Services claim a major share of 29% followed by Consulting 13%, Consumer Products/Retail 7%, Military, Government 7%, Technology 7%, Non-profit, Arts, Education 6%, Advertising, Public Relations 4%, Entertainment, Media 4%, Real Estate 4%, Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals 3%, Law 3%, Engineering 2%, Energy 1%, Manufacturing, Import/Export, Trade 1% and Others 9%.(Image Source:Wikipedia.org)
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