Find out which MBA in New York is right for your career. Check the schools' profiles for information on MBA courses including study options, tuition, costs, duration and admission requirements. Find programs that follow the international accreditation standards of AACSB, AMBA, or EQUIS.
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The program is offered at the Iona's main campus in New Rochelle, NY and at the Rockland Graduate Center in Pearl River, NY. Classes meet once a week in the evening on a trimester basis and twice a week during two summer sessions. The Iona MBA requires 33 to 57 credits for completion.
A part-time program offered in small classes in once a week in the evening along with with occasional classes on Saturdays
Two class sessions are offered each evening, Monday through Thursday: the first from 6:40 pm to 8:30 pm and the second from 8:40 pm to 10:30 pm.
A 159-credit combined degree program that offers students the opportunity to complete two business degrees in five years.
A 159-credit program, in partnership with the School of Professional Accountancy, that allows the student to obtain both degrees in five years. The combined program is registered as a 150-hour CPA licensure qualifying program with the New York State Education Department.
A 5-year program, in partnership with the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, that combines an undergraduate education in global studies with an MBA degree.
A dual degree program offered in partnership with Touro Law Center.
A program that offers classes at corporate locations.
A program designed for international students who have earned three-year undergraduate degrees.
A 5-year program, in partnership with LIU Post's College of Liberal Arts, that combines an undergraduate education in economics with an MBA degree program.
The program allows business students at Manhattan College to complete their undergraduate business and MBA degrees in five years.
The program allows Manhattan College's students in accounting to complete both degrees in five years.
The program is offered in a asynchronous online format.
The program offers a Finance CFA track. The Tourism concentration is available only at NYIT Vancouver campus.
Upon graduation, students earn an Executive MBA degree from NYIT and a Business Administration Certificate from Tsinghua University, Jinan University, Renmin University of China, or Xiamen University.
A part-time program that offers two formats:
An integrated 154-hour program in which students earn a BBA degree after four years and an MBA after five years.
Students can choose to pursue two concentrations. Courses are delivered in Lower Manhattan, Midtown and White Plains.
The JD program is delivered at the Pace University's School of Law campus in suburban White Plains, while the MBA portion may be taken either at the White Plains Graduate Center or at the New York City campus.
A combined degree program that fullfills the 150-credit-hour requirement for public accounting and New York State CPA Licensure. Students will be prepared to take the CPA exam upon graduation.
A blended program with residencies held at Pace's Downtown Conference Center, 157 William Street, in lower Manhattan.
A cohort program offered on day and evening classes Monday through Friday, with Wednesdays reserved for non-curricular program activities.
Classes are generally meet once a week in the late afternoon or evening.
Classes meet on Friday evening and Saturday from 9 am to 2:30 pm at the Buffalo Center at Hilbert College in Hamburg, NY. Students take one course at a time in five weekend modules.
A fifth year program which allows the completion of the MBA within a year of the undergraduate degree.
The program is offered on Queens, Staten Island, Manhattan and Rome campuses.
A program that allows students to save a year in earning an MBA degree at Alfred University, Clarkson University, Union College, Rochester Institute of Technology, or SUNY Binghamton.
The program is flexible and tailored for both full-time and part-time students. Courses are offered each semester in the evening, Saturdays and online in the Hudson Valley.