As an entering MBA, you’ll have about 150 classmates — smart, high-achieving men and women who want to make their mark in business and their communities.
Our students represent a wide range of academic disciplines, professional experiences and cultural backgrounds. This diverse group of peers will help drive and shape your transformation.
About a third of our students are women, and Olin is a member of the Forté Foundation, a consortium of business schools and corporations that provides fellowships to increase the participation of women in management.
We’re a founding member of the Consortium for Graduate Study in Management, an organization that works to address the underrepresentation of African-Americans, Hispanic-Americans and Native Americans in business schools and in corporations.
Approximately a third of our students come from countries outside the United States, and they provide unique insights into diverse cultures, viewpoints and business practices — a tremendous asset in a world of multinational corporations.
MBA Class of 2010 Employment Stats (pdf)
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Olin MBA Class of 2013 |
| Total number of students |
139 |
| Male |
73% |
| Female |
27% |
| International |
35% |
| Underrepresented Minority* |
14% |
| Average Age |
28 |
| Average GMAT |
696 |
| Average GPA |
3.32 |
| Average Years of Work Experience |
4.4 |
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Academic Background |
| Business/Economics |
39% |
| Engineering/Math/Science |
34% |
| Humanities/Social Sciences |
27% |
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*African American, Hispanic American and Native American population as a percentage of the domestic population. | |
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