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I did the EMBA program which allowed me to work with a team in Portland, OR as well as 14 other cities in the US and Canada. The education was great and the students, for the most part, were as well. Of other MBA students I've talked to, I feel I got the best education, network and development. This is not for you, if you just want the piece of paper for your resume.

It has great teachers and teaches skills well. It focuses a little too much on grades then on career help.

My experience at the S.C. Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University, thus far, has been very positive. The two-year program is well organized, academically rigorous, and provides a purposeful balance between team assignments and individual coursework. Further, the summer-internship recruiting process provides the necessary tools and preparation for students with unmatched access to top employers on a global scale.

The S.C. Johnson Graduate School of Management program is comprised of a close-knit, talented, and hard-working student body. The academic curriculum is both rigorous and relevant and specifically tailored to ensure that First Year students are adequately prepared for their summer internship and post-graduate professional endeavors. Overall, I have been exceptionally pleased and impressed with Cornell's business-school program.

Great school for an MBA. It is a top 10 MBA with all the resources you might need. Consider the fact that is somewhat located out of a major city thus recruitment adds up to the costs.

Johnson focuses on real world business approaches. Students leave with solid experience. The career services are among the best in the world.

Ithaca is one of the most wonderful places in the world. The size of the class make it easy to know your class mates. The teachers are always there to answer our questions.

Small class size, high faculty-to-student ratio, the immersion program, Cornell connections, Extremely loyal alumni, Proximity to NY

Johnson is a great MBA program. Classes are very good and students are extremely well prepared. We are a small close knit community with a strong and very supportive network.

Pro: Very small class size relative to other programs leads to collaborative learning experience

Johnson at Cornell University is one of the most collaborative, curriculum intense and well networked schools for MBA program. Here you will find students working smart, playing hard and networking socially among one another to achieve their goals. Come visit the school and talk to any of the alumni to find out more about Johnson at Cornell University.

Diverse student body, great down-to-earth attitude.

The full-time MBA program at Cornell University is a very respected one. It provides a rigorous curriculum and access to a huge network from the university. Students are driven and push themselves harder everytime while also helping each other. The Office of Diversity & Inclusion (ODI) is very engaged with very respected and structured programs, such as The Consortium, NSHMBA, and NBMBAA among others to support and promote diversity in the school as well as in the workplace.

The Johnson School of Management is one of the top MBA programs in the country and I have been very happy with my experience

Cornell is an excellent place to attend school. It is a quiet location in which you can really throw yourself into you studies and absorb all the information.

Great surrounding area. Ithaca is beautiful, has a small-town feel, and provides much to do. Great transportation system. -Great school. Promotes collaboration and teamwork over cutthroat competition. Phenomenal instruction and academics. -Good career support. The winter's areharsher than some other schools. -Not the largest network in the world, but network is supportive and active. -Workload is heavy at times, but I wanted a good education so that goes with the territory.