Harvard University MBA Fees, Eligibility, Admission & Deadlines

The admission requirements for MBA in Harvard University are as follows:

• A degree program at an accredited U.S. four-year undergraduate college/university or its equivalent (unless you are a college senior applying to our 2+2 Program). Equivalent programs include international three-year bachelor degree programs.
• Transcript verification from WES
• LOR
• English proficiency test score
  • TOEFL iBT: 109
  • IELTS: 7.5
  • PTE: 75
  • Duolingo: 130.

Around 96% of students of the class of 2021 at Harvard Business School secured employment after graduation. Around 13% of this student population include international students.

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Around 80% of the students secured internships, while 11% started their own business. The average salary of the Harvard MBA graduates is 178,000 USD according to Emolument. The median base salary of HBS graduates is 150,000 USD with a signing bonus of 30,000 USD received by 51% of the employed graduates.

MBA in Harvard University Entrepreneurship

Harvard business school nurses a successful entrepreneurial culture with 12% students joining startup companies. In 2021, a total of 64 students of HBS founded their own companies. 40% of these companies have co founders connected with HBS.

According to Pitchbook 2021 rankings, Harvard MBA is ranked #1 in the following criteria:

• Founder Count
• Female Founders
• Company Count
• Capital Raised.

The Rock Center for Entrepreneurship supports Harvard MBA students in their entrepreneurial goals through a variety of programs. It also supports international students with fellowships, faculty research, symposia, conferences, and alumni programming. The university has also taken the initiative of a New Venture Competition by Social Enterprise Initiative and the Rock Center. First year MBA students can join Startup Bootcamp along with 150 fellow students to learn about entrepreneurship and venture.

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