Johnson School

How do I stay connected with my network, classmates, professors, and fellow alumni? I have compiled four tips for successful networking with your MBA.

The most concerning question I had when starting my MBA program was: will I be able to balance a full-time job while studying for my MBA? The answer is a big, resounding YES!

Among some of the most impressive, unique, and standout executive MBA students of the year was Marisa C. Richetta, Executive MBA Americas ’17.

If you are like me and wondering what is in store for you during the Americas program residential sessions, and how to make the most of this component of the MBA program, I have shared my “3 C’s” for elevating your residential session.

The annual Case Competition for One-Year and Cornell Tech MBAs is not for the faint of heart.

This summer I will intern at Tata Trusts, pioneers of social impact, led by my mentor, best friend, and Cornell alumni, Ratan Tata ’59 (BArch ’62).

Navigating through the Americas program the last 200 days has been challenging, but rewarding, and, yes, it hasn’t been an easy degree to earn.

Lavan realized that his incredible MBA experience was transforming him into a learner with endless potential for personal growth.

The importance of a solid team of classmates I can count on is growing so evident in my years of learning and while developing and building my career path.