CUNY Bernard M Baruch College Reviews of MBA Programs

"Excellent faculty and students. Not all programs are created equal, so it's important to research beforehand. We had a lot of guest speakers from the industry and the information was always on the cutting edge. A lot of group projects."

"I am a general MBA graduate student. Baruch offers great opportunities for networking throughout the year. There are a wide variety of course options, however important courses are not always offered at convenient times. The teachers are distinguished, informative, experienced, and willing to help. Overall, my experience with Baruch has been positive."

"In overall the Baruch College Zicklin Scholl of Business is nice school. Compere cost/value ratio to other universities in area it is probably the best deal one can get."

"This college is great value for the money. AACSB accredited."

"Baruch has a great part-time MBA program, allowing students to take classes during the evening and weekends. Unfortunately, even with CUNY tuition rates, it can still be expensive."

"It is my first semester and I am very happy with the school. Just to jump in to main point, the program-MBA is designed to prepare the students with all the necessary skills they need in order to be successful in this fast changing economic environment. The program gets reviewed and updated every year to response current market demands. So far my experience with Baruch has been great."

"Pros: Accelerated part-time MBA allows you to graduate within 28 months Central location New York City is easily accessible Professors are mainly working professionals with real career experiences to share Cons: Accelerated program is very time consuming (classes meet during the week and on the weekends) Class availability is not always ideal when registering for the next semester"

"Baruch has a very affordable MBA program, and it's in a very convenient spot in NYC. Most MBA students are also working, so you have a good mix of backgrounds and perspectives. Most of my professors have been really interesting and engaging, but you really have to watch out for a few bad apples. Overall, it's worth the tuition."