After enrolling, you will be required to complete an application verification to confirm that the information provided in your application is an accurate reflection of your experience and accomplishments. To assist us with this process, we have chosen Re Vera Services, a company specializing in academic verifications, to be the third-party provider of these services for our MBA programs. Re Vera will verify your employment, academic records, and references.

Once you have accepted your offer and paid the enrollment deposit, you will receive an invitation from verifications@reveraservices.com to initiate the verification process. There is a $125 fee for this service. Once initiated, Re Vera Services will provide you with written confirmation of payment as well as your release.

The Re Vera review process will take approximately two to four weeks from the point you receive confirmation of payment and release. We ask that you initiate this process as soon as possible to avoid any delays that could negatively impact your program start.

Please note: admission may be rescinded should you elect not to initiate and complete this required review or if the background check should produce an ethical violation.

Educational loans may be used to cover the tuition and fees assessed for the program, as well as other education-related expenses. There are two types of educational loans available to you:

Federal unsubsidized loans

• Up to $20,500 USD per academic year
• Current fixed interest rate of 7.94%, subject to change in July of 2026
• US Citizens & Permanent Residents are eligible
• To apply, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA (school code 002711)

Private loans

• Subject to credit approval*
• Up to the cost of attendance, less other financial aid
• Both fixed and variable interest rates are available
• US Citizens, Permanent Residents, & International Students may be eligible
• Visit Johnson’s FASTChoice web tool to view a list of lenders students have used in the past

The program begins in early August with a mandatory, in-person residential session on the Cornell campus in Ithaca, New York. All students attend this intensive learning opportunity featuring in-depth coursework and networking with the entire cohort. A schedule and more detailed information will be available in the spring. Students should plan time off from work accordingly.

Any incoming student who does not reside in the United States and is not a US citizen or permanent resident may require a student visa to attend the residential sessions in the US. Our office will contact you to provide more information about this process. If you have not been contacted, or if you have questions, please contact us.

Because residential sessions require travel to campus, all students must have a valid passport or Real ID for the duration of the program.