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Yale University

Yale University is a university in New Haven, USA. Explore programmes, entry information, estimated legacy fees and available funding notes.

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LocationNew Haven, USA
Programme catalogue20 programmes
Legacy annual range$70K–$122K
Funding notes12

At a glance

Institution type
university
City
New Haven
Region / state
Connecticut
Campuses
New Haven
Application fee
$110 legacy CAD value

Programmes

UG
Business & ManagementUndergraduate

BA/BS Economics

Yale University

New Haven, USA 4 years
Legacy annual tuitionNot availableLegacy data
UG
Computer Science & AIUndergraduate

BS Computer Science

Yale University

New Haven, USA 4 years
Legacy annual tuitionNot availableLegacy data
UG
Law & Public PolicyUndergraduate

BA Political Science

Yale University

New Haven, USA 4 years
Legacy annual tuitionNot availableLegacy data
UG
Science & MathematicsUndergraduate

BS Applied Mathematics

Yale University

New Haven, USA 4 years
Legacy annual tuitionNot availableLegacy data
PG
Law & Public PolicyPostgraduate

LLM (Yale Law School)

Yale University

New Haven, USA 2 years
Legacy annual tuitionNot availableLegacy data
PG
Computer Science & AIPostgraduate

MS Computer Science

Yale University

New Haven, USA 2 years
Legacy annual tuitionNot availableLegacy data
UG
Business & ManagementUndergraduate

BA/BS Economics

Yale University

New Haven, USA 4 years
Legacy annual tuition$96,461Legacy data
UG
Computer Science & AIUndergraduate

BS Computer Science

Yale University

New Haven, USA 4 years
Legacy annual tuition$96,461Legacy data

Typical intakes

Fall (September) Spring (January) Summer (May)

Scholarship and funding notes

Funding note 1
Need-Blind Admissions: Yale admits international students without regard to ability to pay
Funding note 2
Yale Scholarship (Need-Based): Covers 100% of demonstrated financial need
Funding note 3
Average award: $60,000-$80,000+ per year
Funding note 4
No loans required (grants only; work-study optional)
Funding note 5
Families earning <$65,000: Full cost coverage (tuition, housing, meals)
Funding note 6
Families earning $65,000-$150,000: Reduced costs based on assessment
Funding note 7
Families earning >$150,000: Assessed individually
Funding note 8
Additional Support: Winter clothing grants for students from warm climates; unpaid internship/research funding; emergency financial assistance; start-up grants
Funding note 9
PhD Programs: Full funding guarantee (~98% of admitted students)
Funding note 10
Full tuition coverage
Funding note 11
Monthly stipend ($2,500-$3,500+ annually)
Funding note 12
Health insurance coverage