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If you're really interested in tech, there's the Cornell Tech MBA and it's in NYC. Current classes are being held in the Google building in Chelsea. Although it's a relatively new program, I believe they're doing a good job at placing their students into tech jobs.
I would caution against this. The NYC Tech has its first class this year, so there's not really any data for placement. It's also a niche program with these prerequisites:
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Ideal candidates have a deep interest in the tech industry as well as strong academic background in a science or engineering discipline. Candidates without this academic background will still be considered but will need to show experience within engineering communities and familiarity with technical tools. All applicants, regardless of their undergraduate degree, should reflect the entrepreneurial and innovation-driven mission of the campus.
That said, we do okay here at the Ithaca 2Y program in Tech. I don't have hard numbers, but I've had classmates spend the summer with companies like HP, Intel, Amazon, etc. You do tend to have to blaze your own trail in Tech though, as it happens a lot later and most of the companies that recruit on campus are for more traditional functions such as IB, Consulting, Marketing, Corporate Finance and General Management. Hope this helps.