Cornell MBA

There’s no way this blog could fully embody what being an international student at Johnson has meant to me, but it at the very least scratches the surface.

Our annual faculty-led study treks let MBAs experience diverse business environments, bond with classmates, network with local executives and alumni, and most of all, have fun.

Learning what it takes to start a company seemed to be a great path in learning how to help existing companies become even better.

Johnson is actively challenging attitudes that necessitate covering as well as other challenges facing lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people.

The Toigo program is widely considered the most prestigious MBA fellowship awarded to individuals from underrepresented minorities that want to pursue a career in financial services.

“Tell me about a time you influenced others.” It’s a classic MBA internship interview question—here’s how we prepared and practiced this summer.

After learning what works for me during the first part of my second year, I’m using this post to share some tips I’ve come across.

MBA students are confronted with difficult leaps of faith as we explore careers and look for our dream jobs. Johnson challenges me to think even bigger.

Students at Johnson have found endless opportunities to leave our school and the Ithaca community better than when they arrived here.