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Yale University
- Graduate School
- New Haven, CT
- 12 reviews
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- New Haven, CT
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- New Haven, CT
- NG
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- Graduate School
- New Haven, CT
Masters and Doctoral Programs
Graduate Students
Total Graduate Students
7,469
Part-Time Grad Students
105
Research Assistants
1,519
Teaching Assistants
1,486
- Cost of LivingC-
- Crime & SafetyNG
- NightlifeA+
Median Household Income
$53,533
National
$55,322Median Rent
$1,467
National
$949Median Home Value
$296,267
National
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Yale University Reviews
12 reviews
The academic experience at Yale was superb! I would have liked to have spent more time taken classes with the policy practitioners the school engages. In particular, Yale stands out for graduate studies as it embodies an interdisciplinary approach. Students in the graduate programs are able to take classes at the law school, the school of business, and the school of public health, as well as the undergraduate college if they are so interested.
Yale University is basically the most beautiful school in the world, by far. I still can't believe just how gorgeous the place is. Sometimes when I'm walking around by myself on the old campus, I just want to pinch myself. It's pretty much the "Blue Steel" of colleges and universities. Funny story, but my African mom basically describes it in the following terms: "ohh, it all looks like Harry Potter's world! I bet this is where he really goes to school!".
Yale has so much potential and power within the graduate school program to do more in the local community... and yet they don't. Their research heavily prizes international projects. For the wealth of the resources they don't put much work in community work, passing such projects over for research. I understand it's a research institution but when their resources are so great, I wish they could give back in a larger capacity. In terms of the nursing school, the diversity is lacking. Academic support for nursing students is carried on the backs of teaching assistants who are incredible, but beyond help from peers the administration does not seem to put much clout on reaching out to students who are academically struggling. Financial aid support is severely lacking in both the nursing and public health schools.