Yale University

Various expenses have to be taken into account by an Indian student for studying at Yale. For undergraduate admissions, the total cost for an Indian student would average between INR 72,93,000 (USD 87,800 - USD 90,000).

 For postgraduate programs, the average fee ranges between INR 19,80,000- 26,00,000 (USD 24,000-35,000). These fees are inclusive of tuition fees and cost of living.

Application Dates for Indian Students Aiming to Attend Yale University

The following are the respective deadlines for students from India applying to the Yale University:

• Single-Choice Early Action: November 1
•  QuestBridge National College Match: November 1
• Regular Decision: January 2

Application submission should be done online on or before the respective date mentioned above for students irrespective of whichever country he/she originated from.

Reasons for Studying at Yale University as an Indian Student

Indian students choose Yale for compelling reasons. Its reputation as an Ivy League institution ensures that the elite flock here. The diverse fields of study and course offerings-emphasizing Yale's flexibility of governance: over 2,000 courses in all disciplines-allow for every consideration imaginable.

With a serious emphasis on need-based financial assistance, applicants are able to afford Yale. The increase in graduation and placement percentages creates better prospects for students, further enhanced by a strong alumni network. 

Tests in English Acceptable to Yale University

TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge English, DET (Duolingo English Test), or InitialView are the English proficiency tests which are required to be taken by all non-native speakers of English who have not completed at least two years of secondary education in English.

This exam helps to evaluate the English proficiency of the applicant and to be able to survive in an academic field where English is the only language of instruction.

The finest Scholarships for Indian Students at Yale University

Yale University provides international students, including Indians, with financial aid on the basis of need. The scholarship generally covers a huge percentage of the tuition cost, which is more than $50,000 on average yearly.

The Indian students can apply to external scholarships such as the Fulbright Program that supports students in various disciplines. Students need to fill the FAFSA and the CSS Profile for the need-based financial aid and then search for external scholarships at AMIDEAST or other organizations that provide such scholarships.

An Indian applicant can surely join Yale University provided he or she meets all their admission requirements.

This entails completing one of their accepted applications Coalition, Common, or QuestBridge, paying the application fees, acquiring teacher and counselor recommendations, and a school report with transcripts. Also, these applicants need to prove their proficiency in English in a standard test such as TOEFL and fulfill other requirements.

Good academics along with cocurriculars surely help his/her case. Yale may be tough to crack, but even then, serious applicants with diverse profiles stand a good chance of making it.

Many notable Yale School of Medicine graduates have gone on to make significant contributions to respective medical branches.

Some of the most notable alumni members are given below:

·      Sophie Aberle: Anthropologist

·      Augustus Huggins Abernathy: Physician & Surgeon

·      Nii Addy: Researcher

·      Adaora Adimora: Epidemiologist & Researcher

·      George Aghajanian: Professor & Neuropharmacology pioneer

Located in Brooklyn, New York, the NYU Tandon campus is surrounded by some major scenic attractions for students to explore.

Some of top attractions of NYC are mentioned below:

·      Yale University Art Gallery

·      Museum of Natural History

·      Escape New Haven

·      David S. Ingalls Rink

·      East Rock

·      Yale Center for British Park

Yale School of Medicine provides its students all essential facilities as part of its student accommodation, needed to maintain a decent standard of life.

Some of the facilities provided to students are listed below:

·      Gym

·      Kitchen

·      Laundry rooms

·      Dining Halls

·      Sports grounds

·      Cultural halls