About the Graduate School
 Known
for its academic excellence, extraordinary faculty, outstanding facilities,
and gifted students, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences offers
programs leading to the M.A., M.S., M.Phil., and Ph.D. degrees in
73 departments and programs. The Graduate School also offers joint-degree
programs with several of Yale's professional schools, as well as
opportunities for advanced non-degree study.
The Graduate School enrolls approximately 2,300 students, with about
550 new students from around the globe entering each year. |
Approximately 900 distinguished scholars
and researchers teach, advise, and mentor graduate students.In addition
to its academic resources, the Graduate School offers a variety of
services to students. These include financial aid, career guidance,
dossier service, teacher training, a social and cultural center,
housing, health care, programs for international students, and more.
The Hall of Graduate Studies (HGS), located at 320 York Street,
contains the offices of the Graduate School administration, several
academic departments, the McDougal Student Center, a dining hall,
and a residential tower for graduate students.
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