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Harvard, with tuition of $48,868, versus a Yale tuition of $47,500.
Jake was accepted into Yale, but the tuition was too high and he did not have enough money, so instead, he went to Ohio State.
Yale did not yet have a tuition in 1636 as the school did not exist! It was founded in 1701 under the name "The Collegiate School", and only became known as "Yale" in 1718.
Yale university has 12,495 students today February 26,2010
Practically all of them. Yale does not take students who are not likely to graduate.
The nicknames "Elis"[7][8][9] (after Elihu Yale) and "Yalies"[10] are often used, both within and outside Yale, to refer to Yale students.
Yale UniversityNew Haven, ConnecticutAnnual College Costs (Fall 2009)Tuition and fees: $36,500Room and board: $11,000Books and supplies: $3,000Estimated personal expenses: $2,050
As of 2021, Yale University has an enrollment of around 13,000 students. This includes both undergraduate and graduate students across various programs and schools within the university.
Students from Yale are called yalies. What are cambridge students called?
It depends on how much your parents' income and assets are. You could pay anything from $0 a semester to 10% of their annual income. Please see this page for details: http://www.yale.edu/admit/freshmen/financial_aid/
In the 2011-2012 admissions cycle, the median GPA (unweighted) of students admitted to Yale was 4.00. This means that 4.00 was the most common GPA to show up among students who were accepted to Yale that year.
Yale University is located in New Haven, CT. Yale was founded in the year 1701. Yale is a private university.