Class Profile

Leaders from all walks of life and experiences.

Bringing together a talented and dynamic student body is critical to our mission of educating tomorrow’s wise, decisive leaders. Tuck is enriched by the backgrounds, experiences, and dreams of our students and strengthened by what they share: an exceptional record of accomplishment and a desire to use their talents to better the world through business.

MBA Class of 2028

Enrollment

282

Women

U.S. Students of Color

Includes American Indian, African American, Asian American, Hispanic/Latinx, Native Hawaiian

Foreign National

Does not include dual citizens or permanent residents

Personal

 

Women 46%
Students with partners 24%
Students with children 3%
LGBTQ+ 11%
First generation in their family to receive a four-year college degree or bachelor’s equivalent 13%

 

U.S. Students

 

U.S. Students of Color (All Students Denominator = 282)
Includes American Indian, African American, Asian American, Hispanic/Latinx, Native Hawaiian
22%
U.S. Students of Color (U.S. Citizens & Permanent Residents Denominator = 199)
Includes American Indian, African American, Asian American, Hispanic/Latinx, Native Hawaiian
31%
U.S. Underrepresented Students of Color (U.S. Citizens & Permanent Residents Denominator = 199)
Includes American Indian, African American, Hispanic/Latinx, Native Hawaiian
13%
  U.S. RACE/ETHNICITY FEDERAL REPORTING* MULTI-DIMENSIONAL REPORTING**
  American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, or Other Pacific Islander 0% 3%
  Asian 16% 19%
  Black or African American 4% 4%
  Hispanic or Latinx 7% 7%
  White 63% 71%
  Multi-race/ethnic 4% -
  Did not report 6% 6%

*Federal Reporting Guidelines
Students who identify as Hispanic / Latinx and any other race are represented as Hispanic / Latinx only. Students who identify with more than one race are represented as Multi-Race only.

**Multi-Dimensional Reporting Guidelines
Students with multi-racial or multi-ethnic identities are represented across the multiple categories with which they identify. As a result, the total may add to more than 100%.

 

Global Representation

 

Foreign National
Does not include dual citizens or permanent residents
29%
International
Includes dual citizens and permanent residents
39%
Countries represented  
  By citizenship 41
  By birth 35
  By professional experience 39
  Total 53
Citizenship
Includes primary and secondary citizenships; dual citizens counted twice
 
  U.S.A. 69%
  Canada 6%
  Asia 18%
  Europe 6%
  Latin America 7%
  Middle East and Africa 3%
  Oceania
1%

See a full list of countries/undergraduate institutions represented in the class of 2028.

 

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Academic

(based on institution awarding degree)

 

Unique undergraduate majors 82
  Arts, humanities, social sciences 50%
  Science, technology, engineering, math 25%
  Business 25%
Unique undergraduate institutions  
  Domestic 120
  International 55
Previous advanced degrees 16%

See a full list of countries/undergraduate institutions represented in the class of 2028.

GMAT

Average 682
Average (mid 80%) 635-735
Verbal Average 85
Verbal Range (mid 80%) 81-89
Quant Average 85
Quant Range (mid 80%) 80-90
DI Average 81
DI Range (mid 80%) 80-86

GRE

Verbal Average 161
Verbal Range (mid 80%) 155–166
Quant Average 161
Quant Range (mid 80%) 156–167

GPA

3.5

Average

3.14-3.87

Mid 80% Range

Students from U.S. schools with 4.0 scale

Percentage of Students Submitting

GRE 59%
GMAT 27%
GMAT 10th Edition 6%

Some students submit multiple test types

 

Professional

 

232

Unique Employers

Industry Experience

(based on most recent employer)

21% Financial Services
18% Consulting
18% Nonprofit, Government
10% Technology
7% Health Care, Pharma, Biotech
4% Consumer Goods, Retail
3% Energy
3% Manufacturing
2% Media, Entertainment
13% Other

Average years worked: 6
Average range (mid 80%) of years worked: 4-9

Results as of August 10, 2026

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