Notes from Admissions: Class of 2009 & 2010 Profiles
By Mary Lindberg
Class of 2009:
| Total class size: |
55 |
| Average age: |
28 |
| Average GMAT: |
Average of top 10%= 710
average of top 25%= 670 |
| Average years of work experience: |
4 |
| Male/female ratio: |
76% male
24% female |
| International students: |
26% international students
31% students of international background |
Countries represented: Ethiopia, Mexico, Nigeria, Ghana, Taiwan, Vietnam, Korea, China, Canada, Thailand, Pakistan and Iceland
A Few Interesting Items: The class of 2009 has started several new student clubs, has been extremely influential in getting a UST Net Impact Chapter started, has students who have already received full-time job offers and has been truly invaluable to the admissions office in helping promote the program and recruit excellent new students.
Class of 2010:
| Total class size: |
74 |
| Average age: |
26 |
| Average GMAT: |
Average of top 10%= 680
average of top 25%= 650 |
| Average years of work experience: |
3 |
| Male/female ratio: |
65% male
35% female |
| International students: |
19% international students
31% students of international background |
Countries represented: China, Ukraine, Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, Ethiopia, Uzbekistan, Colombia, Ghana, Germany, Bulgaria, Canada and Nigeria.
A Few Interesting Items: The class of 2010 contains two sets of siblings, a student who biked across the U.S. as a fundraiser, students who have worked as choreographers, interpreters, teachers and on Wall Street, or who have run their own successful business—including an online business with 10 employees and a travel agency specializing in trips to Eastern Europe. Several students can speak three languages, and four students are parents.
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