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As a graduate student in the NYU Stern School of Business part-time MBA program I feel as though I have just as many resources and opportunities available to me as full-time students do. The part time program at NYU has a large range of specializations to choose from, a long list of clubs and student groups to join, and top notch professors. I have never felt shorted by the experience as a part-time program and I know I am getting an amazing education while still working full time to support myself... Read More through school. I would absolutely recommend the NYU part-time MBA program to anyone considering going back to school for an MBA but not able to go full-time.

NYU Stern is a great MBA program with incredible career opportunities and support. From the moment you arrive, you can tell why the school has consistently been highly ranked over the past few years. They have successfully moved away from being a finance-only business school and truly cater to MBA candidates from every background who are looking to get into every sector. You also cannot beat the location - New York City is literally where everything is at. While your other MBA friends are taking... Read More planes, trains, and automobiles to come attend recruiting events, you can slip out of your apartment and walk a few blocks up the street to meet with some of the top executives at the world's most powerful companies.

The part-time MBA program is a good experience for those who want to keep working and going to school. The great faculty at Stern is still the same that teaches the program. Education wise is undiminished if not enriched by the experiences of other working professionals in the classroom. However, there are some factors which diminish the overall experience. The kind of support available for the full time students is not quite available for the part-timers in regards to job search, use of campus lockers... Read More etc. But as a plus, the school is actively working to improve this. I would like to eventually see the same level of integration experienced at Chicago Booth and Northwestern Kellogg in this same program.