Yale University

• Location: New Haven, Connecticut,
• Programs: more than 80 majors and academic programs,
• Study options: online courses and on-campus learning opportunities for non-degree learners.

• International students: 2,841 from 121 countries,
• Share of international students: 22% of the student body.

Yale College awards undergraduate degrees. The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences awards master’s and doctoral degrees, while 13 professional schools offer specialized degrees.

All undergraduates have access to the same programs and majors.

Fields of study and research include architecture, astronomy, biomedical sciences, engineering, economics, ecology, law, management, medicine, music, psychology, and public health.

The For Humanity fundraising campaign raised 7.46 billion dollars with support from 99,414 individual donors and 951 campaign volunteers.

• Yale has welcomed international students since the 1800s,
• Yale has pledged to eliminate carbon emissions from campus operations by 2050.

Yale Housing manages on-campus housing for graduate and professional students, supports Yale College in housing undergraduate students, and provides resources for off-campus housing.

Subject list: French, African and African American Studies, anthropology, applied sciences, Archaeological Studies (B.A.), Architecture, Art, Asian Studies, BA, astronomy, Biomedical Sciences, business, Business and management, chemical engineering, Classical civilization, Classics, Cognitive Science, drama, economics, Electrical Techniques, engineering, English BA/MA, Environmental studies, forestry, geology, German Studies, Global Affairs (B.A.), Greek, Health care, history, humanitarian sciences, Information Technology, Italian, BA, law, literature, Mathematics, BA, Medicine, music, Physics, B.S., Political science, Psychology, Science and technology, theology

Bulldog Days is a three-day program for admitted students. It includes campus tours, receptions, student group performances, sample classes, undergraduate organization meetings, and an academic and extracurricular fair.

• Yale Summer Session undergraduate programs and courses for visiting students from around the world,
• a small number of academic exchange programs with universities around the world.

Yale describes its New Haven campus as urban and walkable. Virtual tours show residential colleges, classrooms, laboratories, dining halls, and student suites.

Campus facilities include Sterling Memorial Library, Yale’s largest library, and Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library. Beinecke holds one of the world’s leading collections of rare materials, including the Gutenberg Bible.

Yale offers more than 1,000 student-led campus tours each year.

Applicants apply to their chosen school or program. Smapse specialists will guide you through every stage of admission.

Yale offered admission to 2,328 applicants for the Class of 2030. They represented all 50 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, two U.S. territories, and 75 countries.

Across three cohorts of the psychology internship from 2023 to 2026, the program had 12 interns. All 12 took postdoctoral positions in academic teaching after the internship.

For the psychology internship, practicum experience with children and families in a hospital, community health center, or community mental health center is preferred.

Applicants must have completed more than five comprehensive psychological assessments of children or adolescents and at least 50 hours of individual therapy with children. The program does not set a general minimum for direct-contact intervention or assessment hours.

All financial aid at Yale is need-based. International students can receive financial assistance toward tuition on the same basis as students from the United States. Each school or program sets its own procedures for applying for financial aid.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision