Know the MBA acceptance rate and selectivity index of globally top B-schools

Globally top business schools often have higher requirements in terms of admission. Selectivity index, yield rate, and acceptance rate helps the candidates to understand the potential MBA courses in those universities.

Selectivity index helps a candidate to understand which programs are easier for them to enroll in. On the other side, the acceptance rate is a ratio of the number of admissions offered by the university and the total number of applications made.

MBA selectivity index is developed by Accepted and with the help of this, a huge number of candidates apply in the B-Schools realistically.

Here are the top B-schools and their acceptance rate and selectivity index along with the average GMAT score and number of fulltime enrollment:

Name of the University	Acceptance Rate	Selectivity Index	Average GMAT Score	Total Full-time Enrollment
Stanford University	0.069	100	734	848
Harvard University	0.115	94.3	728	1868
Sloan School of Management (MIT)	0.146	87.9	727	825
Columbia University	0.164	87.1	732	1284
University of California–Berkeley	0.177	86.6	725	591
University of Florida	0.173	81.1	691	111
University of Pennsylvania	0.231	80.4	732	1740
University of Chicago	0.242	78.3	730	1193
Yale University	0.252	77.6	721	722
Northwestern University (Kellogg)	0.27	76.7	730	1289
Duke University (Fuqua)	0.229	75.2	705	832
New York University (Stern)	0.261	74.2	721	717
University of Arizona (Eller)	0.208	72.7	659	71
University of Southern California (Marshall)	0.299	69.5	708	434
University of California—Los Angeles (Anderson)	0.305	69	717	702
University of Michigan—Ann Arbor (Ross)	0.309	67.8	719	831
Pennsylvania State University—University Park (Smeal)	0.229	67.7	657	113
University of Rochester (Simon)	0.261	66.5	665	210
Dartmouth College (Tuck)	0.345	65.9	723	575
Arizona State University (W.P. Carey)	0.311	65.4	680	162
University of California—Irvine (Merage)	0.318	62.9	670	119
University of Virginia (Darden)	0.365	62.7	713	671
Rice University (Jones)	0.373	60.2	710	226
University of Massachusetts—Amherst (Isenberg)	0.299	59.7	628	61
University of Washington (Foster)	0.36	59.6	695	245
University of Texas—Austin (McCombs)	0.381	58.9	704	531
Cornell University (Johnson)	0.383	57.9	696	564
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey—Newark and New Brunswick	0.336	56.8	664	95
Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)	0.434	54.5	695	232
University of Georgia (Terry)	0.41	54.3	663	104
Northeastern University (School of Business)	0.325	54.2	621	151
University of Texas—Dallas	0.406	53.9	675	100
Georgia Institute of Technology (Scheller)	0.401	53.2	681	174
University of Pittsburgh (Katz)	0.38	52.6	633	133
University of Maryland—College Park (Smith)	0.383	51.6	643	119
Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper)	0.428	51.3	687	439
University of California—Davis	0.431	51.2	667	79
University of California—San Diego (Rady)	0.406	49.9	644	76
University of Wisconsin—Madison	0.437	49.5	658	145
University of Utah (Eccles)	0.464	48.2	651	105
University of Mississippi	0.35	48	552	52
University of Minnesota—Twin Cities (Carlson)	0.479	47.7	675	176
Auburn University (Harbert)	0.385	47	580	66
George Washington University	0.401	46.8	616	95
Boston University (Questrom)	0.496	46.7	683	284
CUNY Bernard M. Baruch College (Zicklin)	0.418	45.1	610	72
Ohio State University (Fisher)	0.517	44.7	679	168
University of Tennessee—Knoxville (Haslam)	0.516	44.4	657	87
Emory University (Goizueta)	0.497	44	684	325
Fordham University (Gabelli)	0.476	44	657	106
University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)	0.529	43.9	697	523
Indiana University (Kelley)	0.499	43.5	666	319
Texas A&M University—College Station (Mays)	0.477	41.9	625	123
University of Denver (Daniels)	0.484	41.2	616	40
University of Connecticut	0.507	40.9	615	79
University of Notre Dame (Mendoza)	0.531	40.5	665	268
University of Miami	0.511	40.3	631	123
Baylor University (Hankamer)	0.527	39.6	617	93
Temple University (Fox)	0.5	39.4	587	56
North Carolina State University (Poole)	0.538	38.9	608	91
Brigham Young University (Marriott)	0.592	38.7	675	242
Chapman University (Argyros)	0.54	38.5	623	55
Howard University	0.419	37.1	511	50
Michigan State University (Broad)	0.587	36.8	674	164
Boston College (Carroll)	0.575	36.1	640	150
Georgetown University (McDonough)	0.604	36	694	528
University of Alabama (Manderson)	0.625	35.5	652	312
Vanderbilt University (Owen)	0.601	35.5	678	326
Purdue University—West Lafayette (Krannert)	0.594	34.8	631	90
University of Louisville	0.581	33.7	616	60
American University (Kogod)	0.569	32.4	618	46
University of Missouri (Trulaske)	0.641	31.7	621	84
Southern Methodist University (Cox)	0.642	30.5	652	227
University of California—Riverside Anderson	0.618	30.3	607	79
University of Houston (Bauer)	0.603	29.5	602	64
Syracuse University (Whitman)	0.682	28.4	636	36
University at Buffalo—SUNY	0.663	27.1	599	185
Louisiana State University—Baton Rouge (Ourso)	0.686	25.9	596	84
Tulane University (Freeman)	0.667	25.6	608	84
Case Western Reserve University (Weatherhead)	0.679	25.1	637	66
Oklahoma State University (Spears)	0.671	24.1	538	68
University of South Carolina (Moore)	0.742	22.1	656	48
Rochester Institute of Technology (Saunders)	0.688	21.8	531	125
University of Oklahoma	0.73	21.3	604	66
University of Oregon	0.739	20.8	599	117
University of Kansas	0.734	20.6	590	53
Stevens Institute of Technology	0.71	20.4	594	617
College of William & Mary	0.745	20.3	629	196
Texas Christian University	0.75	20.2	627	83
Iowa State University	0.75	20	577	66
Florida State University	0.737	19.9	545	56
University of Kentucky	0.798	17.7	634	55
University of Colorado—Boulder (Leeds)	0.783	17.2	606	187
Clarkson University	0.789	16.7	566	57
Babson College	0.789	16	595	283
Pepperdine University (Graziadio)	0.795	15.8	597	131
Clemson University	0.817	13.1	550	99
College of Charleston Business School	0.852	10	519	50

It is a fact that you cannot apply to these B-schools just because you want, rather you need to consider the eligibility and the statistics before applying. Do not forget to go through the selectivity index before trying for the registration in these universities. Also before applying, find out the programs which appear competitive for you. Based on that you have to assess your strengths and weakness and work on the weaknesses to strengthen yourself to perform well in GMAT.

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