Executive MBA

Sam Cho, Executive MBA Metro NY ’20, offers prospective students admissions tips in prose and inspiration in a poem—The Red Brick Road.

After a three-month search and multiple interviews, Beth enthusiastically accepted a job offer. Her last job hunt had taken six months.

In just one year, the executive MBA program taught me to leave my undergrad self behind, balance school and life, and develop team cohesiveness.

While it had only been a short month of break between my first and second semester, I couldn’t help but notice how excited I truly was for residence week.

It was great to see so many of my classmates again—many of whom I haven’t seen since our two-week kickoff in July. We just completed our second residential session in Arizona.

Several key factors led me to Johnson’s Executive MBA program: rigorous academics, team-based learning, international diversity and resources, and an emphasis on balancing priorities.

It is a true honor to act as a representative to my amazing class—the best and brightest group of future business trailblazers. Consider giving back to your Class Campaign.

There are a lot of misconceptions out there about what earning a Cornell executive MBA is like. Here are a few myths I encountered that got busted along the way.

Motherhood and working full time is onerous. Motherhood, working full time, and pursuing an MBA at once is insanity…or so I thought.