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Visit Yale. See For Yourself. The best way to experience Yale is to visit campus. Join a campus tour and information session, and leave time to explore New Haven. Plan a Trip » Explore Campus. From Home. Visit residential colleges, student suites, classrooms, and iconic Yale buildings with a student-led virtual tour. Experience the Virtual Tour »
Yale College has housed “a company of scholars and a society of friends” for over 250 years. Today it is also home to one of the world’s largest research libraries, global art collections, and over one million square feet of laboratory research space. Our community members have a wide range of talents, interests, vocations, and needs, and the university is committed to providing the ...
Fourteen intimate residential college dining halls offer food and friendship to the Yale community seven days a week. The Kosher Kitchen at the Joseph Slifka Center and grab-and-go items at Durfee’s Sweet Shoppe on Old Campus provide even more options for hungry Yalies.
For many fields, you can wait until your sophomore year to choose your major. Other fields, especially in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Economics, require a particular sequence of courses that you should begin in your first year. What follows are introductions to each of Yale College's majors; you can find more information about registration and course selection here.
Yale College is a community of communities, defined not only by residential colleges but also by the organizations you will join. Whatever you have in mind, here are a few suggestions to get you started. Explore undergraduate organizations in Yale Connect yale.campusgroups.com. Learn about Yale's cultural centers.
At Yale, we view college as a time for students to explore, exercise curiosity, and discover new interests and abilities. We provide students with an immersive, collaborative, and inspiring environment where they can develop a broadly informed, highly disciplined intellect that will help them be successful in whatever work they finally choose.
The middle 80% of ACT and SAT scores (the 10th to the 90th percentiles) of first-year students who enrolled in fall 2020 were as follows: ACT Composite: 31-36. SAT-Evidence-Based Reading and Writing: 680-790. SAT-Math: 690-800. These ranges provide a snapshot of the class, not a floor for competitiveness in Yale’s selection process.
