MBA in Business Adminstration

Class Profile

Class Size

150

Average Age

29

Average Work Experience

3 Years

Diversity

International:

10%

Others:

20%

New York:

10%

Pennsylvania:

15%

New Jersey:

45%

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$1,10,000 / year

Top recruiters

Accenture

EY

Amazon

Morgan Stanley

Barclays

Aetna

RSM

HP

JP Morgan Chase

Amazon.com

PepsiCo

BMW

HPE

Accor Hotels

BMW Group

Amadeus

Richmond and Wandsworth Council

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$54,000 / year

Overall Cost

$70,000 / year

FAQs

• Who should I ask to write my letters of recommendation?

  

  Generally both letters of recommendation should come from either current or recent employers. If you are self-employed, other possibilities may include clients or vendors.

• Is work experience required?

  

  Two years of full-time work experience is STRONGLY recommended for the Full-Time MBA program.

• What is the profile of a typical Full-Time MBA student?

  

  The Full-Time MBA student profile has a 640 GMAT score, a 3.3 GPA, and an average of 5 years of full-time work experience.

• What is the difference between the Full-Time MBA program and the Part-Time MBA program?

  

  The Full-Time MBA program begins with a cohort of students taking the core classes together. They prepare for a possible summer internship and have full access to Career Management services. The program is highly ranked and students take part in a more closely knit MBA community with student clubs and activities. Students must enter the Full-Time MBA program in the fall. The Full-Time MBA program is 21 months. The Part-Time MBA program is geared for the working professional. Students can complete the MBA at their own pace (up to 11 credits per semester). Part-time students do not participate in the summer internship program and they have access to the Office of Career Management once they reach 24 credits. Students have the flexibility to begin the program in the fall, spring, or summer and can take classes at our satellite locations in Jersey City or Morristown. More details can be found on the MBA Programs Comparison page.

• Does the STEM designation only apply to certain concentrations?

  

  No. You may pursue any concentration as a STEM degree. To qualify, 50% of your total required degree credits must be in STEM-designated courses. This requirement is easy to meet in concentrations such as Supply Chain Management, Finance, Pharmaceutical Management, and Analytics and Information Management. For other concentrations, consult with an academic advisor to plan your curriculum to meet the criteria for a STEM degree.

• What is a STEM MBA?

  

  High-quality STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) MBA programs include extensive portions devoted to technology and math. Over 50% of the courses for our entire curriculum require advanced mathematics or deal directly with the management of technology.