Yale University has developed over more than 300 years, leaving behind many proud traditions and marks for the United States. Yale not only shares knowledge and inspires but also promotes cultural and scientific traditions among its students. Yale University consists of three main parts: Yale College, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and 12 professional schools such as Law, Medicine, Architecture, Environmental Studies, Music, and more.

Yale has produced hundreds of alumni, professors, and staff, leading to achievements including 51 Nobel Prize winners, 5 U.S. Presidents, and 19 U.S. Supreme Court Justices.

Yale University is a member of the Ivy League, located in New Haven, Connecticut, and is one of the oldest educational institutions in the United States.

As one of the most selective schools in the U.S., Yale’s acceptance rate is only about 7% annually. Yale University actively seeks students who know how to seize opportunities, have passion, and are willing to challenge their own limits.

The Beinecke Library at Yale is one of the world’s leading research libraries, established in 1963. The library houses approximately 12.8 million volumes of books and media resources, ranging from ancient books and printed materials to electronic databases.

The university always encourages students to explore the academic landscape, venture into unfamiliar fields, and dare to pursue new passions.

No need to go far; at Yale, you can organize a tour to explore interesting corners with friends.