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New York University

Stern School of Business

Quick Stats

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  • Program Cost
    $157,000
    $ $ $ $ $
  • Program Enrollment
    217
Contact Information
44 West 4th Street
New York, New York 10012, United States
Website

About Stern School of Business

At NYU Stern we believe in the tremendous potential of individuals to use business to solve global problems. Our vision is to develop people and ideas that transform 21st century challenges into opportunities to create value for business and society. An Education in Possible is our promise to deliver an education that combines rigor in the classroom with engagement beyond the classroom to broaden perspectives. We fulfill our promise through four core values, Academic Excellence, IQ + EQ, Collaborative Community and The Energy of a Global Hub, in our undergraduate, graduate and Executive Education programs.

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Admissions: Can I get in?

Post-Grad Work Experience
  • Average 164
  • Middle 80% 108 to 240
Admissions Selectivity
Stern School of Business 74% Average Across All Schools
Average GMAT Score
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Total Applications
  • Applied
  • Accepted
  • Accepted Apps Enrolled
100% 0
0% 0.0
0% 0.0
Re-Applicants
0%
0%
Pre-MBA Careers
General Management
19% 19
Operations
19% 19
Marketing / Sales
18% 18
Other
17% 17
Consulting
12% 12
Finance / Accounting
10% 10
Management
5% 5
Human Resources
0% 0
Financial Services
31% 31
Pharma / Health Care
19% 19
Media / Entertainment
10% 10
Technology
10% 10
Consumer Products
8% 8
Other
7% 7
Consulting
5% 5
Manufacturing
4% 4
Non-Profit
3% 3
Government
2% 2
Petroleum / Energy
1% 1
Real Estate
0% 0
Top 5 Feeder Companies
  • JP Morgan
  • Accenture
  • Johnson & Johnson
  • Pfizer
  • IBM

Tuition: Can I afford it?

Resident
$ $ $ $ $
$157,000
Total Program Cost
Non-Resident
$ $ $ $ $
$157,000
Total Program Cost
Basic scholarships awarded
Loans

What Recent Grads Say See All 13 Comments >

-I’d like to see more foundational requirements in finance and accounting, less reliance on older (in mindset) professors, more testing of subjects, and more career placement services.

Academics: What will I learn?

Faculty
  • Faculty from Full-Time program
  • Faculty with at least 5 years corporate experience
91% 91
48% 48
Students in Core Classes
59 Stern School of Business 34 Average Across All Schools
Top 3 Teaching Methods
Case study
35% 35
Lectures
30% 30
Team project
20% 20
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Joint Degree Programs
  • MBA/JD (Law)
  • MBA/MA (Arts)
  • MBA/MD (Medicine)
  • MBA/MS (Science)
Top Areas of Study
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Finance
  • General Management
  • Leadership
  • Marketing
Requirements for Graduation
  • 0
  • Students must have attended a minimum number of classes
  • Students must have earned a pre-determined GPA/Letter grade average
Program Logistics
  • Program length (in months) 22
  • Distance learning No
  • Out of country or special trip/project Yes
Technology Improvements
  • Stern offers Google Apps for Education for integrated e-mail, calendar and group collaboration. A Single-Sign On portal provides secure ease of access to academic, co-curricular and administrative services. New website features enhanced media features. Digital eCoursepacks enable active learning on tablets. Digital signage enables sharing of real time information. Upgraded AV-enabled special event rooms offer recording and live streaming to broaden audience participation. Video conferencing and web conferen

Students: Who are my classmates?

38 Average age of student 43% International Students
31% Female Students
Ethnicity of Students
Student Citizenship
North America
73% 73
Asia
8% 8
Dual Citizen
7% 7
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Campus
  • Campus distance from airport 10 miles
  • Pre-program Orientation Yes
  • Types of housing Complimentary one or two-night accommodations for students traveling beyond a certain distance.
  • Temporary housing available Yes

Alumni: How strong is my network?

51,662 Living MBA Alumni 42 Countries where alumni clubs exist
66 Active alumni clubs
No Individual alumni gift in excess of $10 Million in the last 12 months

Employer data includes graduates and current students.