863

Total students

 

6,692

Total applications received

 

SIXTY-FIVE

Countries represented, including Burkina Faso, Slovakia, Vietnam, and Trinidad and Tobago

 

9% vs. 8%

Students with work experiences in tech/internet vs. investment banking

 

33%

U.S. students of color (African-American, Asian-American, Hispanic-American, Native-American/Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian descent, and multi-ethnic backgrounds)

 

ALMOST 1/3RD

Or 32 percent (up from 28 percent last year): Students who were STEM majors in college

 

44%

Female students (compared to 43 percent for Yale School of Management and 42 percent for both Harvard and Kellogg)

 

790

Highest GMAT score

 

162

Mean GRE quant score (This is the first class whose GRE scores have been disclosed.)

 

72/76/14

Students enrolled in Health Care Management, Lauder Management & International Studies, and JD/MBA programs, respectively

 

ONE-THIRD

Students with work experience in finance

 

FIVE

Mean years of work experience (with the range from 0 to 14 years)

 

Published as “Future Stargazing’” in the Fall/Winter 2017 issue of Wharton Magazine.