Institution Type: Private co-educational research university for undergraduate and graduate students aged 17 and over, with on-campus residence accommodation.
Annual Cost (2026–2027): $94,100 (including tuition, accommodation, meals, and fees). For more detailed pricing, please contact our managers.
Yale University is located in New Haven, Connecticut, and is part of the elite Ivy League. Founded in 1701, the university today offers more than 80 majors and academic programmes. It enrols 2,841 international students from 121 countries, making up about 10–24% of the total student body depending on the counting method. Bachelor's degrees are awarded by a single college, while master's and doctoral degrees are awarded by the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Specialised degrees are offered by 13 professional schools. Fields of study and research span architecture, astronomy, biomedical sciences, engineering, economics, environmental studies, law, management, medicine, music, psychology, and public health.
The campus housing service manages accommodation for graduate students and students of professional schools, assists undergraduates with housing, and publishes information on off-campus options. For the 2026–2027 academic year, the full cost of tuition, accommodation, and meals for students living on campus is $94,100. This amount includes tuition, housing, meals, and fees. From the 2026–2027 academic year, Yale has significantly expanded financial aid: families with an annual income below $200,000 receive free tuition, and those with an income below $100,000 have all costs covered, including accommodation, meals, books, transport, and medical insurance.
The university has accepted international students since the 19th century and has committed to fully eliminating campus carbon emissions by 2050. A fundraising campaign raised more than $7 billion with the participation of approximately 99,000 donors.