Traditional MBA Overview
- ACCEPTANCE RATE
- 27%
- AVERAGE GMAT
- 733
- ENROLLED
- 678
- GMAT REQUIREMENT
- No
- MEDIAN BASE SALARY OF NEW GRADS
- $170,000
NYU Stern School of Business requires applicants to submit a GMAT, GRE, Executive Assessment, LSAT, MCAT, or DAT score to be considered for admission to its full-time MBA program, but waivers are available. Last year, incoming students had an average GMAT score of 733. Stern admitted 27% of applicants last year. In order to be considered for admission, applicants must submit one letter of recommendation, and international students must provide proof of English proficiency. Dozens of concentrations are avaliable to choose from. Stern MBA graduates earn a median base salary of $170,000.
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Executive MBA Overview
- AVERAGE NUMBER OF YEARS OF WORK EXPERIENCE
- 13
- GMAT REQUIREMENT
- No
New York University’s (Stern) executive MBA program doesn’t require applicants to submit a GMAT or GRE score to be considered for admission. Among incoming students, the average amount of prior work experience is 13 years. International students aren’t required to submit TOEFL scores. Two letters of recommendation are required and students must complete a minimum of 60 credits hours to graduate. There are 276 students enrolled in this program.
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Part-Time MBA Overview
- ACCEPTANCE RATE, FALL 2023
- 80%
- AVERAGE NUMBER OF YEARS OF WORK EXPERIENCE, 2023-24 ENTRANTS
- 5.6
- AVERAGE UNDERGRADUATE GPA, 2023-24 ENROLLEES
- 3.48
- GRADUATION RATE, 2020-23
- DNP
- ONE-YEAR RETENTION RATE, 2022-23
- DNP
- SIZE OF 2022-2023 GRADUATING CLASS
- 489
- TUITION PER CREDIT, OUT-OF-STATE 5%
- $2,754
- YIELD, 2023–24 (MATRICULATES/ADMITS)
- 72%
The part-time MBA at NYU’s Stern School of Business requires applicants to take either the GMAT, GRE, or EA but waivers are available. One letter of recommendation is needed to apply, and international students must prove English proficiency. The deadline to apply for fall enrollment is May 15. By the end of the program, students see average earnings increase of more than 50%. Alumni also gain lifelong benefits, including free audit and executive education classes for life, career services for life, and access to a global alumni network of more than 110,000 people.