Guides & Resources
Guides, resources, and tools to help you learn more about Cornell SC Johnson College College of Business and our three schools: Dyson, Nolan, and Johnson.
What Can You Do with a Master’s in Accounting?
Johnson School graduates pursue opportunities in finance, audit, and more. Discover top accounting careers with high demand and growth potential.
Park Perspectives: Building Trust at the Start of the MBA
Frank Hager, MBA ’24, encourages students to focus on building trust in their first months at Johnson.
5 essential skills of successful hotel general managers
Becoming a general manager in the hospitality industry is no easy feat. To get where you are today, you no doubt already possess a myriad of unique qualities that have allowed you to rise through the ranks and excel in a position that requires talent, dedication, and leadership ability.
Top 10 reasons to apply for Johnson’s Women in Business event
Johnson’s Women in Business event, also known as JWiB, gives prospective women MBAs an opportunity to visit the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University and be among like-minded businesswomen. Our tight-knit community is definitely one to experience firsthand.
Interview preparation: My best advice
After five years as a headhunter, eight years as a corporate recruiter, and 15 years as a career coach, here are my best tips for preparing for interviews.
Getting what you want: A few tips on salary negotiation
Up until this time you have been sharing your value and strengths with the company, and letting them know how you will make a contribution.
How to connect with Johnson’s worldwide alumni network
As soon as you enroll as a student in one of our executive MBA programs you will join the Johnson community. The Alumni Office will help you get connected!
Sorry, LinkedIn is NOT going away!
If you are a business professional in today’s mainstream business world, you must have a LinkedIn profile. LinkedIn is your default first impression.
The Management Library: Proud to be your research partner
At the Management Library, our motto is: “Proud to be your research partner.” What does that mean for your Executive MBA experience?