Our Strength in Numbers.

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1 Our Strength in Numbers.

2 By many measures, UC Berkeley s Haas School of Business stands as an exceptional learning institution excellence-driven, innovative, with a distinctive culture and a powerful global community. We invite you to count our strengths. Our History 1898 Year the College of Commerce, the Haas School s predecessor, was founded, with a gift to the University of California from Cora Jane Flood, making Berkeley s business school the second-oldest in the nation 1989 Year the school was renamed the Haas School of Business, recognizing a cornerstone gift from the children of 1910 alumnus Walter A. Haas Sr., president of San Franciscobased Levi Strauss & Co. 40,000+ Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and donors who make up our Haas community, embodying our four defining principles: Question the Status Quo, Confidence Without Attitude, Students Always, Beyond Yourself Our Public Education Mission The Haas School brings to business education the same principles that define UC Berkeley: a commitment to excellence in education, providing opportunities for exceptional students across the socio-economic spectrum. 98% Berkeley incoming freshmen that come from the top 10% of their high school class 45% Haas undergraduates who received a total of $6 million in financial aid from federal, state and UC funded grants, scholarships and waivers 56% Haas undergraduates receiving financial aid whose families have an annual household income below $50,000 19% Haas undergraduates from families in which neither parent has a four-year college degree $11,207 Average fellowship aid per full-time MBA student 25,000+ Alumni who remain in California after graduation leading innovation in their businesses and spurring growth in California s economy Our Faculty 76 Haas ladder faculty who are joined by 124 lecturers and adjunct professors 2 Nobel Prizes in Economic Sciences, a rare honor for a business school No. 1 Haas School s ranking in the 2013 Princeton Review of MBA programs for Best Professors 5 Haas faculty who are members of the Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the most prestigious honorary societies and a center for independent policy research 10 Haas faculty who recently served in official roles in state and federal government affairs, a tradition of the Haas School since its founding in Haas faculty who have won UC Berkeley s Distinguished Teaching Award 4 Faculty Executive Fellows, the most recent addition was Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter 10+ Research institutes and centers including Business Innovation, Energy, Responsible Business, International Business and Policy, and Nonprofit and Public Leadership

3 Our Degree Programs Across degree programs, Haas students represent the best of the best people with the potential to stand out as leaders and carry Haas excellence and values into the diverse enterprises they serve. Undergraduate (BS) 712 Students 25% Junior Transfers 19,435 Alumni 1902 First Degree Granted No. 3 Ranking in U.S. News (2012) $14,658 /$37,536 Student Fees (Resident/Nonresident) Entering Class of ,055 Applicants 17% Admitted 346 Entering Class 3.7 Average GPA of continuing Berkeley students; 3.8 average GPA of transfer students 71 International students, representing 24 countries PhD 74 Students 627 Alumni 1928 First Degree Granted No. 3 Ranking in faculty research; No. 6 in quality of PhD graduate placements in the Financial Times (2012) Entering Class of Applicants 15 Entering Class 3% Admitted 8 of 15 Women 3 of 15 International Full-Time MBA 490 Students 11,623 Alumni 1944 First Degree Granted No. 7 Ranking in U.S. News (2012); No. 6 in the Economist (2012) $53,728 /$56,275 Student Fees (Resident/Nonresident) Entering Class of ,352 Applicants 7% Admitted 240 Entering Class 3.6 Average Undergraduate GPA 715 Average GMAT Score 5 Years Average Work Experience 28 Average Age 37% International 34% U.S. Minorities 33% Women 38 Countries Represented Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA* 66 Students 636 Alumni 2003 First Degree Granted No. 5 Ranking among U.S. held programs in the Financial Times (2011) 11 Years Average Work Experience *The Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA is being transitioned into a Berkeley MBA for Executives (2013). Evening & Weekend MBA 803 Students 4,130 Alumni 1975 First Degree Granted No. 2 Ranking in U.S. News (2012); No. 1 in academic quality in Businessweek (2011) Entering Class of Applicants 250 Entering Class 3.3 Average Undergraduate GPA 692 Average GMAT Score 7 Years Average Work Experience 31 Average Age 179 Companies represented across 35 different industries 18% Finance International / Rev FY12 29% Women 66% Multilingual 25 Countries Represented 33% Already hold Master s Degrees; six PhDs Masters in Financial Engineering (MFE) 66 Students 660 Alumni 2002 First Degree Granted Top 10 Quantitative finance programs ranking in Advanced Trading (2012) 68 Entering Class of 2012 Our Finances $110.7 Million Revenues in FY12 Finance / Rev FY12 18% 46% Student Fees 18% Gifts & Endowment Payout (Endowment $8.4M, Gifts $10.9M) 18% Campus Support 15% Executive Education 3% Other Sources $109.2 Million Expenditures in FY12 Expenditures / Rev FY12 12% 15% 8% 19% 18% 8% 29% Academic Salaries 22% Annual Operations 19% Staff Salaries 12% Retirement & Benefits 8% Student Aid 8% Campus Assessment 2% Other 3% 2% 29% 22% 46% 1st Week Dec. When the Haas School of Business would shut down each academic year (August May) if our school only relied upon student fees

4 Our Haas Fund Fueled by the annual Overall FY12 generosity of alumni and friends, the Haas Fund supports every aspect of 4,286 Donors who contributed $3.3 Million Total contributed to the to the Haas Fund in FY12 Haas Fund in FY12 Expenditures the Haas School // mission, Rev Rev FY12 Donors Haas Fund from innovative programs 1% 1% and student scholarships, to faculty excellence and 9% 13% alumni services Year Dean Emeritus Earl F. Budd Cheit started the Haas Annual Fund to help finance research and education at Berkeley-Haas 80% Haas Fund revenue that comes from Haas Leadership Society members, who make donations of $1,000 or more 125+ Haas Development Council volunteers working to advance Haas annual giving through peer engagement and involvement in class and reunion campaigns 97.5% Amount of each donation, after campus administration fees, that goes directly to support Haas students, faculty, alumni network, mission and excellence 90% Alumni 9% Friends 90% 1% Foundations and Corporations Student Campaigns FY Senior Class Campaign $11,008 Donated & Pledged; $47K Donated including matched funds 124 Donations & Pledges 38% Participation Rate Alumni Giving FY12 16% 70% School-Wide Support 16% Degree Programs 13% Dean Lyons Initiatives 1% Faculty Support 2012 MBA Graduating Class Campaign 70% $47,306 Donated & Pledged; $67K Donated including matched funds 225 Donations & Pledges 93% Participation Rate $210,000 Additional matching funds awarded to the Haas School from the New Alumni Challenge 17% Haas Fund supporters who made donations of $1,000 or more $711 Average alumni donation; $155 median alumni donation 62% Percentage of students that donated or pledged 11.5% Percentage of Berkeley- Haas alumni who gave 2,062 Online donations made 56% Alumni who have donated to Berkeley or Haas in their lifetimes 3,868 Alumni contributing $2.7M to the Haas Fund in FY12 Undergraduate (BS) $917K Giving 1,234 Donors 6.8% Donor Participation $743 Average Gift Full-Time MBA $1.57M Giving 2,053 Donors 18.1% Donor Participation $763 Average Gift Evening & Weekend MBA $144K Giving 369 Donors 9.3% Donor Participation $389 Average Gift Berkeley-Columbia Executive MBA $67K Giving 113 Donors 19.8% Donor Participation $593 Average Gift Masters in Financial Engineering (MFE) & PhD $54K Giving 89 Donors 7.8% Donor Participation $610 Average Gift

5 Our Haas Alumni Haas alumni carry individual talents and powerful shared values into the world of business. Wherever our careers take us, we question the status quo. We project confidence without attitude. We learn as students always. We think beyond ourselves. And through business excellence, we shape the future. 36,000+ Living alumni out of 44,000+ total Berkeley-Haas graduates 90 Countries in which alumni reside 50 States and territories in which alumni reside 71% Alumni live in California; 52% live in the Bay Area; 11% live in Southern California 6.5% Alumni live and work abroad 4% Alumni live and work in the New York Tri-State Area No. 2 Our Haas Alumni Network The Haas Alumni Network connects alumni, current faculty, and students to one another, and provides numerous opportunities to engage with, learn from, and contribute to the Haas School. Website: haas.berkeley.edu/alumni; alumni@haas.berkeley.edu; Phone: Year the Haas Alumni Network was founded as the Cal Business Alumni Association 2,836+ Haas Alumni Network Volunteers creating extraordinary alumni events and programs 115+ Regions around the nation and globe, including 29 chapters and 86 regional representatives 13,320+ Members in the LinkedIn Haas/Berkeley Alumni group; Haas was the first business school in the world to create an alumni LinkedIn group 13,037+ Fans of the Berkeley-Haas Facebook page 17,897+ Followers of Haas three main Twitter accounts 60+ New jobs posted each week on the Haas online job board 65+ Industry-related or specialinterest affinity groups 139 Haas alumni who participated in the MBA Class Audit Program, returning to campus to sit in on a class 6 out of 7 Days a week, on average, that alumni programs and events are happening somewhere in the world 625+ Alumni who returned to campus last spring for their MBA Reunion Weekend & All Alumni Conference 3,400+ Alumni who attended Haas signature events in 2011 Haas School s ranking as the second-oldest business school in the United States, and one of the world s leading producers of ideas and knowledge in all areas of business Our Endowment $243 Million Haas School of Business endowment as of June 2012 How Our Endowment Stacks Up $2.8 Billion Harvard $1+ Billion Stanford $521 Million Columbia $356 Million Michigan-Ross $243 Million Berkeley-Haas $133 Million UCLA (Peer school endowments as of June 2012.) The Haas School of Business is dynamic constantly innovating, improving, growing, and getting stronger by the numbers. To learn more about the many strengths of the Haas School of Business, please visit: haas.berkeley.edu

6 We are Haas. How will you be counted? Photo: Jim Block