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MS Finance
Vanderbilt MS Finance

Class Profile

Explore the Vanderbilt MS Finance Class of 2026, including class size, academic background, demographics, and the diverse perspectives students bring to the program.

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At a Glance

MS Finance students at Vanderbilt come from a wide range of academic disciplines and institutions, bringing diverse experiences and perspectives to the classroom. 

103

Class Size

  • 22

    Average Age

  • 17%

    International

  • 23%

    Female

  • 77%

    Male

  • 3.8

    Median GPA

  • 73

    Undergraduate Institutions Represented

MS Finance Class of 2026

CLASS PROFILEDEMOGRAPHIC BACKGROUND
Class Size103Average Age22
Male77%
Female23%

RACE/ETHNICITY: GME REPORTING STANDARDS / IPEDS**BY REPRESENTATION**
American Indian, Alaska Native,
Native Hawaiian, Other Pacific Islander
0%4%
Asian American13%16%
Black / African American1%1%
Hispanic7%8%
White60%73%
Two or more races2%2%
Unknown race and ethnicity 0%0%

CITIZENSHIP
International17%
Permanent Resident1%
United States82%

Countries Represented = 11

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Median GPA3.8
GPA (Middle 80%)3.6 - 3.9
Undergraduate Institutions Represented73

TOP UNDERGRADUATE INSTITUTIONS REPRESENTED
University of Alabama [Tuscaloosa]Cornell University
Vanderbilt UniversityIndiana University - Bloomington
Florida State UniversityStetson University
University of Tennessee [Knoxville]Arizona State University
Sewanee: The University of the SouthUniversity of South Carolina [Columbia]
Clemson UniversityUniversity of Southern California
The Ohio State University

Top Undergraduate Major Breakdown

UNDERGRADUATE MAJOR BREAKDOWN (FULL LIST)
FinanceBusiness Management
EconomicsBiological Sciences
Business AdministrationNeuroscience
Finance and AccountingOperations Management
Finance and EconomicsQuantitative Economics
Financial ManagementHuman & Organizational Development
Applied MathematicsBusiness Economics
Business AnalyticsGlobal Development
Political ScienceKinesiology
Finance and ManagementComputer Science
Philosophy, Politics and EconomicsInternational Business and Finance
Real EstateClassical and Mediterranean Studies
AccountingChemical Engineering
MathematicsPsychology


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**Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management follows federal guidelines from the Department of the Interior for collecting data on race and ethnicity. This allows applicants who are U.S. Citizens and permanent residents to self-identify their ethnicity and race with the option to select more than one race and/or ethnicity. The Federal Guidelines column reflects all students who identify as Hispanic/Latino and any other race as Hispanic/Latino only. Students who identify with more than one race are represented as Multi-Race only. The Race/Ethnicity by Representation column reflects students’ full racial and ethnic identities to better represent the multiple identities shared in their application, so this column adds up to more than 71% as students may be represented in more than one row.

Student Perspectives: Amazing People

Supportive. Friendly. Diverse. These are just a few words that our students use to describe the Vanderbilt MS Finance program.

94K+

The average base salary for the
MS Finance Class of 2025

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