Yale has an outstanding reputation for the quality of its teaching and wide array of academic resources and services. The admission rate for 2017 was 12.7 percent, so competition for places is fierce.

What are the criteria for admission to the Yale School of the Environment? Completion of an undergraduate degree. Whatever your major, introductory coursework in the biological, physical, and social sciences, plus college mathematics, is preferred. Achievement and integrity in your academic and/or professional career.

The acceptance rate of Yale University for recent admissions is 6.3%. Admission requirements for master's courses are a GPA of at least 3.5, which is equivalent to 83% to 86%, and a minimum of 100 in TOEFL-IBT. For admission to MBA, the minimum score required in GMAT is 720.

Acclaimed Faculty Working closely with some of the top experts in their fields is one of the advantages of a YSE graduate degree. Our faculty are committed to mentoring the next generation of environmental leaders to tackle the world's most urgent problems.