Cornell
Johnson School students experience performance-learning in a collaborative community and benefit from Cornell connections. Students may complete up to one quarter of their coursework in any program at Cornell.
Distincitive Features:
- Immersion Learning - Students in the Two-Year MBA program complete immersions during the second semester of the first year. Immersions provide intense, hands-on coursework and field work in various industries
- Capital Markets and Asset Management
- Entrepreneurship and Private Equity
- Investment Banking
- Managerial Finance
- Semester in Strategic Operations
- Strategic Brand Management Immersion
- Sustainable Global Enterprise
- Customized Option
- Accelerated MBA - Applicants with graduate degrees in technical fields may complete a rigourous MBA program in just one year
- Park Leadership Program - The Johnson School selects 25 Park Fellows every year. Fellows participate in the leadership development program and complete significant public service projects. They receive full-tuition scholarships with a stipend. The Johnson School can only award 25 Park Fellowships to eligible U.S. citizens, but all Johnson School students benefit from aspects of the program, including the Leadership Speaker Series. All MBA students interested in developing their leadership skills may participate in the leadership focus
- Parker Center for Investment Research - Students may utilize the Center as part of the Capital Market and Asset Management Immersion during their first year. Some second-year students also work as portfolio managers for the $13 million Cayuga Fund
- Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise - dedicated to finding business solutions to environmental and social challenges
- Dual Degree programs - Asian Studies, Engineering, Human Resource Management, Law, MD, Real Estate.
Overview (by Hjort)
Cornell offers a full time MBA program and a variety of Executive MBAs (including one with Queen's). It is one of esteemed MBA programs available in the state of New York.
- Rankings
- FT 2005 ranked Cornell #24 worldwide - just above UCLA and Rochester.
- FT2003 ranked Cornell #19 worldwide - just above UCLA, Toronto, and Western Ontario.
- EIU 2004 placed Cornell #17 worldwide - just above UCLA and UC Berkeley and just below MIT.
The fall in the rank probably has more to do with noise than any change in the intrinsic value proposition of attending Cornell. Cornell is clearly an elite school, albeit one that tends to have a rather high rank spread.
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