Demographics and Highlights of Wharton’s MBA Class

 When it comes to elite business schools, The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania consistently ranks among the very best. But what does a typical Wharton MBA admit look like? What kind of work experience, academic background, and diversity does the program emphasize?

In this video, we dive deep into the Wharton MBA Class Profile, sharing everything from GMAT scores to gender ratios — and what it all means for future applicants.

📺 Watch the full class profile breakdown here:
👉 https://youtu.be/KjdQaCYAbDU

📊 Wharton MBA Class Profile Highlights

Here’s a snapshot of the data featured in the video:

🎯 Class Size

• One of the largest MBA cohorts globally

• Approx. 875–900 students per intake

• Diverse student body across industries & countries

📈 Academic Stats

• Average GMAT: ~730

• GRE: Accepted as well (strong verbal + quant)

• Average GPA: 3.6+ (on 4.0 scale)

• Wide range of undergraduate majors — economics, engineering, humanities

🌍 International Representation

• 30–35% of the class is international

• Students from 70+ countries

• Heavy global exposure and cross-cultural diversity

🧑‍💼 Work Experience

• Average work experience: 5–6 years

• Industries: Consulting, Finance, Tech, Healthcare, Startups

• Emphasis on leadership potential and career progression

👥 Gender & Diversity

• Gender balance: ~50% women

• Strong focus on underrepresented minorities, LGBTQ+ inclusion

• Wharton actively builds a cohesive, collaborative, and global class

🔍 What Does This Mean for Applicants?

If you’re considering Wharton, remember:
✔️ High test scores help, but impactful experience matters more
✔️ Diversity of thought, background, and goals is celebrated
✔️ Leadership, clarity of purpose, and ambition are essential

🎥 Why You Should Watch the Full Video

The video offers a more nuanced take on:

• How Wharton builds its class beyond numbers

• The range of academic and career paths of admits

• What makes Wharton’s community truly unique

💬 Final Thought

Getting into Wharton is competitive, but understanding the class profile helps you benchmark your readiness, identify gaps, and tailor your story. If Wharton aligns with your goals, start shaping your profile today.

Got questions about Wharton or your MBA journey? Drop a comment on the video or share your story below — let’s get you one step closer to your dream admit.