| Circa
1970s |
Today |
| No
“Kellogg.” What is now the Kellogg School
was then Northwestern University’s Graduate School
of Management. |
The
Kellogg name represents excellence in business education
and research throughout the world. |
| The
first Convocation in Kellogg history, initiated and organized
by students, was held in 1978. |
Approximately
6,000 people attend Convocation annually. |
| Zero
group-study rooms. Study facilities included one lounge
half the size of the current Loud Study Room (LSR), which
was also used for student celebrations and contained a
small food court. |
40
individual study rooms, plus the Quiet Study Room, the
LSR and four larger spaces designated for group study
|
| Total
number of applicants in 1975: 1,752. Average GMAT score
for enrolled students: 545. |
Total
number of applicants: 4,449. Average GMAT score for enrolled
students: 703 |
| Zero
student-led conferences. Only a handful of student organizations
exist. |
A
dozen established, student-led conferences, with topics
ranging from biotech and healthcare to social responsibility
to women in business. Approximately 90 student organizations
with interests just as diverse. |
| One
student exchange program |
20
student exchange programs |
| Percentage
of students with work experience prior to attending Northwestern
University’s GSM: 36 |
Percentage
of students with work experience: 100. The average length
of this experience: 5.2 years. |
