New Haven, Connecticut · Private Non-Profit
Medicine at Yale University
Use this school-and-field page as a fit screen, not a department ranking. It combines the 1.8% reported program-share signal, $23,777 school-wide net price, and $100,533 school-wide ten-year earnings before you compare peer schools. The enrollment proxy is about 124 students when that share is applied to current enrollment.
Program snapshot
1.8% reported share makes this a focused program signal in federal data.
This major
- Program signal
- 1.8%
- Enrollment proxy
- ~124
- Schools with reported signal
- 119
Admissions
- Acceptance rate (school)
- 3.9%
- Graduation rate
- 95.7%
Cost
- Avg net price (school)
- $23,777/yr
- 4-year cost (est.)
- $95,108
- Median debt
- $12,975
Outcomes
- Median earnings 10y
- $100,533/yr
- ROI grade (school)
- B
College Scorecard reports school-wide earnings and price, not per-major outcomes for individual colleges. Program share is a concentration signal, not a promise of department quality. Use it as a proxy, then verify department-level outcomes with the school. For regulated fields, this data also does not prove state licensure eligibility, clinical placement quality, board results, certification outcomes, or exam pass rates.
Evidence used here: federal program-share data (1.8%), school-wide average net price ($23,777), school-wide ten-year median earnings ($100,533), and peer averages from 119 schools reporting a positive signal in this field. Evidence not included: department-level salary, placement rate, course quality, licensure eligibility, certification, or exam pass-rate outcomes.
Value among peer schools
Compared with 119 schools that report this field.
The answer is a value-screen grade of B, not a verified department verdict. The reported share is below the national average concentration; the school-wide net price is higher than the peer average ($2,353 above), and ten-year median earnings are higher than the peer average ($31,812 above). Together, those evidence points place Yale University in the top 28% ROI position within this field set.
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Peer schools below also report a positive program-share signal and are sorted by value grade.
Stanford University Stanford, CA · 1.7% reported share · $13,807 net A+ University of California-San Diego La Jolla, CA · 0.7% reported share · $12,470 net A+ University of California-Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA · 1.1% reported share · $12,548 net A+ Florida International University Miami, FL · 0.6% reported share · $9,288 net A 
Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, FL · 0.7% reported share · $8,752 net A Questions about this program
How big is the program signal?
Medicine accounts for 1.8% of reported programs at Yale University, which is bigger than 47% of schools in this field set and below the national average concentration. The enrollment proxy is about 124 students when that share is applied to current enrollment.
How should I read the cost number?
Yale University's average net price is $23,777 per year, about $95,108 over four years. That is $2,353 above the $21,424 peer average, before your own aid package changes the final bill.
Are the earnings major-specific?
No. The $100,533 median earnings figure is school-wide ten years after entry. It is $31,812 above the $68,721 average among schools reporting this field, so treat it as an outcomes proxy rather than a department guarantee.
Does this show licensure exam pass rates?
No. EduGradify does not have program-level board, certification, state licensure, clinical placement, or exam pass-rate data for this listing. If this field leads to a regulated credential, confirm Yale University's current approval status and published outcomes with the department and the relevant state licensing body.
What should I compare next?
Start with program share, net price after aid, graduation rate, location, and whether the department publishes placement or licensure outcomes. EduGradify ranks Yale University #33 of 119 schools in this field set by school-wide ROI proxy.