We continue with our Real Humans: MBA Students series by meeting some new members of the Washington University (WashU) Olin Business School MBA Class of 2025 in St. Louis.
Eighty-three students comprise the MBA Class of 2025. Thirty-seven percent are women and 51 percent are international students. Thirty-four percent identify as underrepresented U.S. minorities.
During their undergraduate years, WashU Olin MBAs averaged a 3.6 GPA. Forty percent had majored in business or economics. Thirty-nine percent pursued studies in natural science, engineering or STEM. Twenty-two percent had earned degrees in the humanities or social sciences.
The latest class averages 4.6 years of work experience and an age of 28. When it came time to take the GMAT, WashU Olin students scored an average 696.
Read on for accounts from current WashU Olin MBA students, why they chose this program, what they gleaned from the admissions process, and more.
