Merit Scholarships
Yale SOM provides a merit scholarships to exceptional candidates for the MAM program. Recipients of these awards demonstrate outstanding leadership at the intersection of business and society, supported by strong work experience, a history of academic excellence, and a clear connection to Yale SOM’s mission of educating leaders for business and society. Awards will be made to individuals whom the selection committee members believe will enhance the program experience through their distinctive perspectives and experiences. No additional materials are required, and recipients are notified at the time of admission.
Need-Aware Scholarships
Admitted students may also apply for additional need-based scholarship. Admitted students will have the opportunity to submit an optional need-based scholarship form within about a week of admission. Merit and need-based awards will be combined to create a customized financial aid package for candidates. Please note that Yale SOM does not offer full-tuition scholarships for the MAM program, so all candidates should plan to fund a portion of the tuition.
Named Scholarships
The Yale MAM program offers several partial named scholarships to incoming students, recognizing their achievements and potential to contribute meaningfully to the program and the broader mission of the School of Management. Named scholarships are awarded based on individual qualifications and the overall applicant pool. No additional application is required, and recipients are notified at the time of admission.
Society Scholarship
The Business & Society Scholarship supports candidates who demonstrate a commitment to leveraging business for positive societal impact, aligning with SOM’s mission to educate leaders for business & society.
Sustainability Scholarship
The Sustainability Scholarship supports candidates dedicated to advancing environmental and social sustainability and who are in, or aspire to, leadership roles in sustainable business practices.
Community Impact Scholarship
The Community Impact Scholarship supports candidates working in government, non-profit, or public service roles who are committed to advancing the public good and creating lasting positive change in the communities and sectors they serve.
Entrepreneurial Excellence Scholarship
Provides support to candidates who have demonstrated entrepreneurial initiative, or who aspire to build and scale new ventures, products, or innovations within existing organizations. The scholarship recognizes applicants who pair creativity and resourcefulness with disciplined execution and a commitment to creating value for customers, organizations, and society.
Global Citizen Scholarship
Provides support to candidates whose experiences reflect a global outlook and a commitment to working across cultures, countries, and perspectives. The scholarship recognizes applicants who have lived, studied, or worked in diverse international contexts and who seek to advance inclusive, responsible leadership in an interconnected world.
Yale SOM 50th Anniversary Scholarship
The Yale SOM 50th Anniversary Scholarship recognizes candidates from distinctive professional backgrounds whose industry experience and perspectives enrich the SOM community and contribute to a dynamic classroom environment.
External Scholarship Resources
In addition to scholarships from Yale SOM, many outside sources provide additional funding resources in the form of academic scholarships. Some employers may offer scholarship assistance, as do industry associations, foundations, fraternal organizations, clubs, athletic organizations, and ethnic associations. Review our dynamic list of opportunities.
Equal Opportunity Statement
The University is committed to basing judgments concerning the admission, education, and employment of individuals upon their qualifications and abilities and seeks to attract to its faculty, staff, and student body qualified persons from a broad range of backgrounds and perspectives. In accordance with this policy and as delineated by federal and Connecticut law, Yale does not discriminate in admissions, educational programs, or employment against any individual on account of that individual’s sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, age, disability, status as a special disabled veteran, veteran of the Vietnam era or other covered veteran.
