Class of 2024
50

Students

3.72

Average undergraduate GPA

44%

Women

undergraduate majors
42%Business
12%Economics
10%Information Science
8%Mathematics
8%Supply Chain/Operations
6%Engineering
14%Other
Countries Represented
32%International
22%China
6%India
2%Nepal
2%Taiwan
68%United States
Race and Ethnicity (U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents)

The United States Department of Education provides federal guidelines for maintaining, collecting, and presenting data on race and ethnicity. Michigan Ross is required to follow these standards which allow students to self-identify their ethnicity and race, with the option to select more than one race and/or ethnicity, for all federal reporting purposes. The racial and ethnic categories listed here reflect those included in our application process, per federal guidelines. U.S. race / ethnicity is shown as a percent of U.S. citizens and permanent residents.

 Federal GuidelinesMultidimensional Reporting
Asian American816%816%
Black or African American24%24%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander00%00%
Hispanic or Latinx00%00%
American Indian or Alaska Native00%00%
White2346%2346%
Not Indicated12%12%
Two or More Races00%n/an/a

Federal Reporting Guidelines

The second and third columns reflect our student demographic data as reported based on federal government guidelines. Per these guidelines, all students who identify as Hispanic or Latinx and any other race are represented as Hispanic or Latinx only. Students who identify with more than one race are represented as Multi-Race only. The third column sums to 100% but may be slightly lower or higher due to rounding. 

Multidimensional Reporting

In the fourth and fifth columns, we share students' full racial and ethnic identities to more inclusively reflect the racial/ethnic groups with which they identify. As such, students with multi-racial/ethnic identities are represented in more than one row, meaning the fifth column adds to more than 100%.

Join an Accomplished Set of Peers

The Master of Business Analytics Program is designed for ambitious, high-achieving individuals who enjoy solving data-driven problems. We look for applicants who: 

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  •  Are recent college graduates  
  •  Are comfortable with complex data and ambiguity
  •  Exhibit a tendency to solve problems and offer solutions
  •  Aspire to lead in an area of business about which they are passionate

Students must have earned, or expect to earn, a bachelor's degree in STEM, such as science, technology, engineering, mathematics, business, economics, or an equivalent quantitative major by the start of the program.

If you're interested in taking the next step, start an application to join our class.

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