Key Facts

	2006	2007	2008	2009
MBA Program
Applications	6,716	7,438	8,661	9,093
Percent Admitted	15%	14%	12%	12%
Yield	91%	89%	91%	89%
Enrollment	1,822	1,806	1,796	1,843
Doctoral Programs
Applications	611	694	595
Percent Admitted	5%	5%	6%
Yield	64%	57%	81%
Enrollment	101	103	105
Executive Education
Enrollment	8,239	9,281	9,345
(programs range from two days to nine weeks)
Alumni
Living MBA Alumni			41,134
Executive Education			28,193
Living Doctoral Alumni			1,013
Alumni Outside the U.S.			28%
Faculty
Faculty Positions (full-time equivalent)	215	206	219	228
Teaching Materials Produced	606	602	647	608
Research Articles Published	130	145	152	146
Books Published	31	24	24	20
Staff
Staff Positions (full-time equivalent)	1,077	1,109	1,146
Publishing
Cases Sold	7,428,000	7,785,000	8,240,000
HBS Press Books Sold	1,409,000	1,882,000	2,025,000
HBR Circulation	243,000	248,000	246,000
HBR Reprints Sold	3,112,000	3,061,000	3,123,000
Financial
Revenues	$368,000,000	$405,000,000	$451,000,000
Expenses	$345,000,000	$375,000,000	$423,000,000
Research Budget	$84,000,000	$92,000,000	$102,000,000
Endowment	$2,340,000,000	$2,821,000,000	$2,971,000,000
Campus
Number of Buildings	33	33	33	33
Square Feet	1,512,753	1,512,753	1,512,753	1,512,753

MBA Program

Enrollment

Class of	1975	1985	1995	2005	2010	2011
Total MBA Enrollment	806	793	789	895	900	937
Applications	3,381	5,709	6,321	8,540	8661	9093
% Admitted				12%	12%	12%
Yield				90%	91%	89%
Women	11%	25%	28%	35%	38%	36%
Minorities	6%	9%	14%	22%	27%	22%
International	15%	13%	23%	33%	33%	36%

Expenses (Class of 2009)	Tuition	Health fees	Prog/Fees Program Support Fees:Approximately two-thirds of MBA students receive some form of financial aid. Financial aid consists of both loans and fellowships. Loans are available through several sources. HBS fellowships are granted to students with the highest levels of financial need.	Room/Util Room & Utilities 9 months	Board/Etc. Board, Personal & Other 9 months	Total
	$41,900	$2,788	$4,050	$12,654	$11,908	$73,300

Undergraduate Majors

Class of	1975	1985	1995	2005	2010	2011
Humanities & Social Sci.	47%	48%	51%	40%	42%	40%
Engineering/Natural Sci/Tech Disciplines	35%	31%	25%	31%	32%	33%
Business Administration	17%	21%	23%	20%	23%	26%
Other	1%		1%	9%	4%	<2%

Career Placement

* Preliminary data; subject to change as reporting continues.

Class of	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009
Accepted Offer by Graduation	84%	88%	90%	90%	88%	77%
Accepted Offer 3 Months Out	90%	94%	95%	94%	93%	87%
Median Base Salary	$100,000	$100,000	$105,000	$115,000	$120,000	$114,400
Median Signing Bonus	$15,000	$15,000	$20,000	$20,000	$20,000	$20,000

Function (Class of 2009)	%	Median Base Salary
Business Development	8%	$100,000
Consulting	28%	$125,000
Finance/Accounting	32%	$110,000
General Management	16%	$105,000
Marketing	9%	$97,000
Strategic Planning	4%	$109,000
Other	3%	$97,500

Industry (Class of 2009)	%	Median Base Salary
Manufacturing	8%	$112,500
Financial Services	31%	$110,000
Consulting Services	26%	$125,000
Other Services	2%	$100,000
Non-Profit	5%	$90,000
Government	2%	$79,648

Additional MBA Recruiting Placement Data
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Executive Education

Open-Enrollment Programs

Participants	Women	Internat'l	Nationalities
4,872	18%	52%	115

Companies
Business in the last year from companies that had sent participants to HBS within the past three years: 48%

Programs	On-campus	Off-campus	Joint Joint Programs Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration John F. Kennedy School of Government Stanford Graduate School of Business Tsinghua University School of Economics & Management
77	74	3	4

Faculty	Women	Internat'l
156	20%	24%

Custom Programs

Participants (2005)
3,304

Companies
32 different company clients; 28% from outside US; 25% outside North America

Programs (2005)	Repeat	New	Joint
61 Programs 52 for specific companies and 9 association programs	42	19	1 with IMD

Faculty	Women	Internat'l
114	18%	33%

Facilities

Residence Halls	Baker	McArthur
Rooms	165	170

Classroom Buildings	McCollum	Hawes
Rooms	4	3

Executive Education Programs
Financial Information (Annual Report)

Doctoral Program

2009 Incoming Class

Enrollment	Women	Men	Minority	Internat'l
24	6	18	25%	29%

Educational Background	MBA	Other Master's	Bachelor's Bachelor's DegreeA graduate degree, such as an MBA, is not required for admission.
	5	6	9

Doctoral Programs

Faculty/Staff

Faculty, 2007-08

	Male	Female	Total
Professors	74	16	90
Baker Foundation Professors	9	0	9
Professors of Management Practice	13	2	15
Associate Professors	29	6	35
Assistant Professors	37	21	58
Visiting Faculty	4	2	6
Other Teaching Appointments	24	4	28
Other Research Appointments	9	6	15
Total Faculty	199	57	256
On Leave	5	6	11
International (full-time)			35%
Endowed Professorships			95

Endowed Professorships	95
Full-time international faculty	35
Teaching materials produced *	602
Research articles published	145
Books written	24
Book chapters written	51

* HBS faculty members develop 80 percent of cases used at business schools worldwide.

Staff, 2008–09

Administrators & Support staff	1,044

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Alumni

Industry

Function

Function	%
Accounting/Control	0.77%
Consulting	7.46%
Engineering	0.45%
Finance	16.41%
Fundraising/Development	0.14%
General Management	51.69%
Homemaker	0.09%
Marketing	8.22%
Planning/Other Corporate Services	1.93%
Professional Advising	1.72%
Project Management	2.72%
Teaching	1.03%
Other	8.73%

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