One of the smaller MBA programs in terms of class size, hallmarks of Yale SOM include its close-knit student body and its multidisciplinary approach to business education. Students at the school benefit from a high degree of integration with Yale University as a whole and have the ability to take elective courses across the university. Professors at Yale SOM use the “Raw Case” approach, which challenges small teams of students to analyze real-world case studies using latest data, news reports and interviews - a break from the standard case study. Although most grads go onto lucrative careers, Yale also encourages students to enter the nonprofit and public sectors. Yale’s Internship Fund provides stipends to students who make less money during their summer because they chose to intern in the public or nonprofit sectors. The Program on Social Enterprise studies how a business-minded perspective could help solve major social problems.