Fast Facts: Graduate

One of the fastest-rising full-time MBA programs

Total graduate population: 1,618 (including non-degree students)
Average class size: 26
Number of full-time faculty: 123
Percent with terminal degrees: 89%
Student-faculty ratio: 14:1

U.S. News and World Report Graduate Rankings:

  • Accounting: 14
  • Business Analytics: 25
  • Finance: 16
  • International Business: 13
  • Marketing: 13
  • Part-time MBA: 42
  • Full-time MBA: 62
  • Executive MBA: 18

Businessweek Rankings:

  • Full-time M.B.A.: 55

Poets & Quants Graduate Rankings:

  • Full-time M.B.A.: 60
  • E.M.B.A.: 12

Financial Times Global Rankings:

  • Corporate social responsibility: 29
  • E.M.B.A.: 23 in the U.S.
  • E.M.B.A.: 83 Globally
  • Full-time M.B.A.: 100 Globally

Financial Times Global Masters in Finance - Pre-Experience Rankings:

  • M.S. in Global Finance: 
    • 50 worldwide
    • 9 in North America

Corporate Knights Better World M.B.A. Rankings

  • M.B.A.: 24 worldwide

Forbes M.B.A. Rankings:

  • Full-time M.B.A.: 58
Fortune: 
  • Full-time M.B.A. Ranking: 35 
  • Part-time M.B.A. Ranking: 42

The Economist Rankings:

  • E.M.B.A.: 33
  • WhichMBA 2020 EMBA Gender Balance: 1

QuantNet Best Financial Engineering Programs:

  • M.S. in Quantitative Finance: 17 in North America

Risk.net Quant Finance Masters Guide ranking: 17 worldwide (M.S.Q.F.) 

QS Business Schools Rankings:

  • M.B.A.: 56 nationwide
  • M.S. in Business Analytics: 37 worldwide

CEO Magazine Rankings:

  • M.B.A.: Tier 1, North America
  • E.M.B.A.: Tier 1, Global; 52 worldwide

 

M.B.A. program specific facts:
Percentage of International students: 35%
Percentage of Male / Female: 56% / 44%
Mean GMAT: 659
Average age: 28
Average years of work experience: 5.3
Students in all MS programs are also offered the Gabelli Leadership™ Certification.

M.S. program specific facts:
Percentage of International students: 80%
Percentage of Male / Female:  47% / 53%
Mean GMAT: 620-690
Average age: 24
Average years of work experience: 1.0

 

Academic competitions

Association for Corporate Growth (ACG) Cup

Offers real-world experience in mergers and acquisitions, investment banking, financial advisory, and private equity.

  • No. 1, New York Regional (2019)  
  • No. 1, New York Regional (2017)
  • No. 1, New York Regional (2016)
  • No. 2, New York regional (2014)
  • No. 1, New York regional (2013)
  • No. 1, New York regional (2012)

Institutional Investor All-America Student Analyst Competition

Attracts more than 2,000 students from 75 to 80 universities. Competitors invest a mock portfolio for three months, trading on day-end prices and balancing long and short strategies.

  • No. 1 school overall (2014), placing the most students—nine—into the Top 100 ranking tables
  • 1st and 3rd place in the individual competition (2014) with four students in the national Top 20
  • 5th place in the individual competition (2015) with 14 students in the national Top 100

University Trading Challenge

  • No. 1 overall (2016, 2015, 2014)
  • Best Team Trading Award (2015)
  • Best Presentation Award (2015)

CFA Institute Research Challenge

Promotes best practices in research among the next generation of analysts, providing practical experience in researching and reporting on publicly traded companies.

  • No. 1, New York region (2014), and Americas finalist (Top 10) — competed in Denver
  • No. 1, New York region (2013), and Americas finalist (Top 10) — competed in London
  • Final Four, New York region (2015)

PRMIA Risk Management Competition

Simulates real-life risk-management challenges via a case-study approach. Sponsored by the Professional Risk Managers International Association, it carries a cash prize of about $10,000.