Class Profile

At Berkeley Haas, we build our MBA classes with students from a broad mix of backgrounds, industries, and aspirations, so students can learn as much from each other as from our professors. As you choose the MBA program that is right for you, you may be interested in "by the numbers" class data. With that in mind, here is a look at the Full-time Berkeley MBA class profile for the most recent entering class:

Berkeley Haas Full-time MBA
Class of 2025

244 Students Enrolled

Academic Aptitude & Work Experience

GMAT

Average: 733, Median: 740, Middle 80% Range: 680 to 770

GMAT Percentiles

Average: 94%, Median: 97%, Middle 80% Range: 80% to 99%

GRE Verbal

Average: 161, Median: 162, Middle 80% Range: 155 to 167

GRE Quant

Average: 163, Median: 165, Middle 80% Range: 157–170


Work Experience

Average Years of Work Experience: 5.8, Middle 80% Range of Years of Work Experience: 3.4 to 9.0.

Pre-MBA Industries

24% Consulting, 20% High Technology/Electronics, 16% Financial Services, 6% Consumer Products/Retail, 5% Health/Pharma/Biotech, 5% not-for-profit, 5% Military, 4% Government, 2% Entertainment, 13% Other.


Education

Average Undergrad GPA: 3.64, Middle 80% Range: 3.3–3.91, 20% First Generation College.

Undergraduate Majors

23% Engineering, 18% Economics, 13% Business/Commerce, 11% Social Sciences, 8% Finance, 4% Arts/Humanities, 3% Natural Sciences, 3% Math/Physical Sciences, 2% Computer Science, 15% Other.


Dual Degree Programs

6% MBA/MPH, 4% MBA/MEngineering.


International Students

47% International, 39 Countries Represented.


U.S. Students

47% U.S. Minority, 13% Underrepresented Minority.

U.S. Race/Ethnicity

Federal Guidelines Multi-Dimensional
American Indian or Alaska Native 0% 0%
Asian 31.8% 36.4%
Black or African American 3.1% 4.7%
Hispanic or Latino 8.5% 8.5%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 0% 0.8%
White, Non-Hispanic 51.2% 50.4%
Multi-racial/ethnic 5.4%
Did Not Report 0% 0%

The Haas School of Business is required to follow federal guidelines for maintaining, collecting, and presenting data on race and ethnicity, provided by the Department of the Interior via the Office of Civil Rights. These standards allow students to self-identify their race/ethnicity, with the option to select more than one. The categories listed here are those included in our application. Percentages are of U.S. citizens and permanent residents.

Federal Reporting Guidelines
Students who identify as Hispanic or Latino and any other race/ethnicity are represented as Hispanic or Latino only. Students who identify with more than one race/ethnicity are represented as multi-racial/ethnic only.

Multi-Dimensional Reporting Guidelines
Multi-racial/ethnic students are represented in all of the categories with which they self-identify. The total percentage in this column may add up to more than 100%.


Diversity and Enrollment Breakdown

41% Women

Learn more about how women at Haas are challenging the status quo.

14% LGBTQ+

Openness and genuine interest in understanding one another are at the heart of our LGBTQ+ community.

7% Veterans

Embodying an attitude of Beyond Yourself, the Berkeley Haas veterans and military community supports students through the transition to civilian life.