How Much Space is Left in Cornell's First MBA Class at its NYC Tech Campus?

A digital rendering of the new Cornell campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City.Image courtesy of Cornell University
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Cornell University has admitted half of what will become its first MBA class to graduate from the school’s New York City tech campus Bloomberg Terminaland revealed a curriculum that requires students work part of the year in a start-up environment.

The new degree is designed to produce MBAs comfortable moving between the world’s of business and technology. Ninety percent of applicants admitted so far have strong quantitative backgrounds or hold science-related degrees, says Christine Sneva, Executive Director of Admissions and Financial Aid at Cornell’s Johnson Graduate School of Management.