By Rachael Perrotta
Vanderbilt’s MBA Class of 2024 arrived on campus for the first time in August. Together, they represent 108 undergraduate institutions and 111 companies. They hail from 14 countries and all U.S. regions. This diversity will benefit the class as they begin their journey to becoming a leader in the business world. Vanderbilt’s MBA program is tailored to the range of backgrounds present in the Class of 2024, offering specialized paths, resources, and courses to help students achieve expertise in their individual business pursuits.
Continue reading to learn more about the MBA Class of 2024!
Class Size: 147
Average Age: 28.16
Age Range: 23-43
Female (% of class): 29%
Married or Engaged (% of class): 24%
Minorities (% of U.S. citizens): 20%
International Students (% of class, including dual citizenship and permanent residents): 31%
Average Years of Work Experience: 5.34
Military Service (% of class): 17%
Scholarship Recipients (% of class): 88%
Academic Statistics:
Median Undergraduate GPA: 3.34
Average GMAT Score: 690
Median GMAT Score: 700
GMAT Range (middle 80%): 650-730
Undergraduate Institutions Represented (partial list):
- United States Military Academy
- University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
- Wake Forest University
- Boston College
- University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
- University of Notre Dame
- University of Southern California
- Boston University
- Vanderbilt University
- California Polytechnic State University
- Dartmouth College
- Georgia Institute of Technology
- Miami University-Oxford
- University of California-Los Angeles
- Villanova University
Companies Represented (partial list):
- U.S. Armed Forces
- Ernst & Young
- KPMG Global Services
- Deloitte Consulting
- PGA Tour
- Samsung C&T Corporation
- Truist Financial Corporation
- U.S. Department of State
- Vanderbilt University Department of Neurosurgery
- University of Chicago Crime Lab and Education Lab
- YETI
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