Cornell SC Johnson College of Business
Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management
Contact Information
Office of Admissions and Financial Aid
Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management
Cornell SC Johnson College of Business
111 Sage Hall
Ithaca, NY 14853-6201
607-255-4526
800-847-2082 (U.S. and Canada)Email: mba@johnson.cornell.edu
Web: www.johnson.cornell.edu
Fax: (607) 255-0065
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Degree Programs
• Two-year MBA Ithaca
• Johnson Cornell Tech MBA
• Cornell Executive MBA Americas
• Cornell Executive MBA Metro NY
• Cornell Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership
• Cornell-Tsinghua Finance MBA
• PhD
• Executive Education
Accreditation
The Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management is accredited by the AACSB - The Association of Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Cornell University accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Admission Requirements
Your application to the Two-Year/One-Year MBA program should include:
• Johnson at Cornell Application
• Application fee of $200 USD
• Resume
• Goals Statement
• One required essays (second optional)
• List of activities
• One letter of professional recommendation (second optional)
• Transcripts from all post-secondary coursework and degrees
• GMAT or GRE score report (test waiver request optional)
• English Language Exam score report for applicants whose native language is not English (TOEFL, IELTS, or the Pearson Test of English)
• Interview (invite only)
Tuition Costs
Learning Environment for Students
Johnson leverages the extensive resources of one of the largest Ivy League universities to deliver a robust, thoughtfully designed curriculum tailored to individual interests and needs. In this context, our culture can fully develop into the fullest expressions of its three fundamentals:
• our performance-learning approach goes far beyond typical job-based learning to yield understanding while demanding real business results;
• Cornell connections provides instant access to our vast research, teaching, and alumni resources;
• our intense, collaborative community cultivates exceptional team skills that put Johnson students at the top of their game — and at the top of recruiter lists.
Faculty
Johnson values the leadership skills and dedication of veterans. So much so, that our faculty includes George William Casey, Jr., former four-star US Army General and 36th US Army Chief of Staff. We are committed to supporting our veteran students intellectually, socially, and financially. Veterans bring a unique facet to the entire Johnson student body and we are all enriched by their leadership experiences. Become part of an extensive network of more than 300,000 alumni, including 13,000 Johnson graduates.
Accomplishments/Recognition
The members of Johnson’s Association of Veterans are a tight-knit group who can make a big difference in enrollment decision. Beyond their support for one another, they hold a variety of activities including:
• job search prep
• recruiting Johnson candidates
• social events
• education on the positive role of the military in our society as well as the achievements of military veterans
Military
Events
Johnson Military Preview is designed for prospective Military applicants and will introduce you to our Cornell MBA programs and academic community. Throughout the experience, you will have the opportunity to meet with veteran students, faculty, and staff and gain first-hand knowledge of how to successfully position yourself in the MBA Admissions process.
Scholarships
• Peter and Stephanie Nolan Veterans Scholarship
• Numerous merit based scholarships are available including the prestigious Park Fellowship
The Johnson Graduate School of Management also offers GI Bill Assistance recognizing Post-9/11 GI Bill funding and participating in the Yellow Ribbon Program.
Military Student Profile
Class of 2024
Average years
of military service ............... 7
Service composition
• Air Force – 4.5%
• Army – 27%
• Coast Guard – 14%
• Marine – 22%
• Navy – 27%
• Reserve/Guard – 4.5%
Commission composition
• Military Academy graduates – 18%
• ROTC graduates – 27%
• Officer Candidate School – 32%
Functional interests
• Agribusiness – 4.5%
• Consulting – 59%
• Financial services – 14%
• Energy/Utilities – 4.5%
• Healthcare – 4.5%
• Human Resources – 4.5%
• Military – 4.5%
• Technology – 4.5%