EMBA Student Body
Executive MBA Students
Students in the Executive MBA program come from a wide variety of professional backgrounds. One of the strengths of the program is the diversity of the work and professional experience that the students bring to the program. The typical EMBA student can not be easily categorized by what they do or where they work. A more accurate description of the student would be an individual who is mature, focused and motivated!
The 2008-2009 entering student cohort features:
Gender Breakdown |
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| Males: | 67% |
| Females | 33% |
Age Data |
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| Median Age: | 35 |
| Age Range: | 25 years to 52 years |
Undergraduate Educational Background |
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| Business & Economics | 49% |
| Science, Engineering and Computer Science | 18% |
| Humanities and Social Sciences | 33% |
| Graduate Degrees | 13% |
International Diversity
The Executive MBA program currently has students from 18 different countries. This diversity enhances the learning experience for all students.
Companies and Organizations
Students and graduates of the Executive MBA program can be found at diverse companies and organizations in the New York metropolitan area.
The current first year class (EMBA Cohort 28) has students from work environments as diverse as large financial services companies, multinational corporations and Fortune 500 companies, the not-for-profit sector, government, health care, innovative technology companies, real estate development and management, the hospitality industry, telecommunications, as well as entrepreneurs.
Our graduates can be found at companies and organizations that are leaders in their field. Current students and recent graduates, while students worked for or can currently be found at:
Finance and Banking
Bank of America, UBS, Bloomberg LLC, Citigroup, HSBC, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Smith Barney, Wachovia, and Brown Brothers.
Multinationals and Fortune 500 companies
American Standard, Bechtel, Hoffman-Laroche, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, Meade, Pfizer, Hewlett-Packard, Hilton Hotels, and Cable & Wireless.
Health Care, Government, Education and Not-For-Profit
US Department of Labor, US Patent Office, HIP Health Plans of NY, Rockefeller University, NY Legal Aid Society, Mercy Hospital, Metropolitan Hospital, NYU Hospital, The United States Foreign Service, New York City Government, The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the YMCA. Several alumni also hold positions for governments of other countries.
Media and Entertainment
Disney, Nickelodeon, New York Times Company, Scholastic Publishing, Time Warner, and United Media.
Entrepreneurship
Many students come to the program owning and operating their own business, seeking to learn how to grow their venture. Other students have used their experiences in the Executive MBA program to create and start their own businesses.
A team of students from the Executive MBA Program placed first the 2007-2008 Baruch College and Merrill-Lynch IPO Challenge. A team of Executive MBA students also placed first in the 2004-2005 competition.
