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Golub Capital today announced partnerships with seven leading business schools, including NYU Stern School of Business, to establish or expand Board Fellows Programs (BFPs) at each school. The BFPs prepare MBA candidates and alumni to become impactful nonprofit board members.
 

An expert on emerging technologies like AI and synthetic biology, NYU Stern Professor Amy Webb is a quantitative futurist who has pioneered a foresight methodology to develop plausible future scenarios. 

Excerpt from Clear Admit -- "The Fertitta Veterans MBA Program at Stern was a game-changer in my transition. This program, established through a generous contribution from alumnus Lorenzo (MBA ’93) and brother Frank J. Fertitta III, supports Veterans in their transition to business school. The program allows first-year Veterans to begin their MBA journey in July. I was able to dive into core classes while receiving specialized career coaching and early networking opportunities with target firms across New York City."
 

Excerpt from The Wrap -- "It offers as wide a range of classes as any of the best film schools and also leans on NYU’s other top programs, partnering with the Stern School of Business to offer a joint 5-year BFA/BS and a 3-year MFA/MBA." 

Excerpt from Fortune -- "Loyd says the opportunity to be in the learning laboratory that is New York City—while also having relatively small classes is part of the lure of Stern.

“'We are in the finance capital world, but we’re also in the media capital world and the fashion and luxury capital of the world, and there are a host of industries that have a really significant basis here in New York,' Loyd says."
 

Excerpt from Accepted.com -- "...what I tell them on day one again is, 'Look, you may have picked up some skills in your domain, but what we are going to teach you are cross-functional skills where, based on those first principles, now that you’ve learned, you can apply them in any data set.' So literally, we are agnostic to the industry because the way the curriculum is structured is we are going to give you this portfolio of hammers and nails and knives and all sort of thing, and you can now then sculpt any data set the way you want it to."
 

Excerpt from Clear Admit -- "Together, these students form a dynamic community at Stern, one defined by its collaborative spirit, its emphasis on both IQ and EQ, and the countless opportunities New York City offers to engage, learn, and grow."
 

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "If I had the opportunity to do it again, I would seek to insulate myself from most of the recruiting talk that goes on around that time of the year and focus on developing and executing on goals I set for myself."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "My biggest regret was not fully taking advantage of all the resources the career center has to offer. It is easy to say you are too busy, but that is also why you are there.”

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "People may associate numbers with facts, but what they often remember is how someone makes them feel. That’s why NYU Stern emphasizes soft skills – problem-solving, teamwork, empathy, flexibility, conflict management, communication – to complement their faculty’s quantitative prowess. For Stern, Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is a differentiator that enables students to build relationships, sell ideas, and grow professionally in a way that data alone can’t. In fact, EQ is the #1 quality that Stern weighs in admissions decisions, fostering a supportive community that values mutual respect as much as hard-nosed results."

Excerpt from Pix11 -- "Rivera will be the first in her family to graduate college. With her degree, she hopes to help her family and the community."

Meet Stern Undergraduate College student Krish Bajaj (BTE ’25), a student in the inaugural Khubani BTE cohort, who will graduate this May.

Excerpt from Financial Times -- “'It may be necessary to take a step back in order to move forward,”' agrees Eliza Shanley, senior director of the Career Center for Working Professionals at New York University’s Stern School of Business.

“'Making a pivot requires a strong argument for how your skills will translate. Hiring managers tend to seek candidates who already have functional expertise and can hit the ground running.'”
 

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — “My favorite MBA tradition at NYU Stern is Follies, our end-of-year comedy show, reflecting on the past year of our collective MBA experience. This event is put together by students, for students, and it is an opportunity to laugh and celebrate the end of our year, as well as fun and funny moments throughout the year. Last year, I had the opportunity to serve as an Assistant Vice President on the Board and perform in the show. This year, I am Chief of Staff for the club and I am writing sketches, producing, and performing. I am excited to end the year in the best way we know how – together, celebrating each other!”

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "New York University Stern School of Business has released its MBA Class of 2026 data — and it’s a real 'wow' moment for the school."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "That NYU Stern is the only major U.S. B-school to operate a full-time MBA program in the Middle East is not the only way in which its accelerated one-year MBA is unique."
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"'One of the similarities between this program and the New York program is, we’re looking for the best and the brightest from anywhere in the world,' Salomon says. 'Just like the New York program, we’re looking for people who are intelligent, have the IQ factor and also the EQ factor. That for us is very important. We’re looking for folks, just like New York, who have 2 to, let’s say, 10-plus years’ worth of experience commensurate with a full-time MBA program.

'But there is one difference. And the one difference is that we really are looking to identify people who are interested in building and developing their careers in the region, in Abu Dhabi, in Dubai, in the broader Middle East.'"

Excerpt from Fortune -- "In partnership with the NYU Stern School of Business, Justworks launched the 13-person, two-year-long leadership fellowship in 2022. Fellows attend monthly lectures at the school and travel for a week-long summer excursion each of the three summers in the program."

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "Myth: Stern does not have a central campus and we are too spread out."

"Reality: 'We do leverage the city as our campus, and we do have classmates that live all over and outside of the city: That is our superpower and part of what makes the NYU Stern community amazing. We have our central Stern building and Washington Square Park as our go-to meet-up spaces, and it is not uncommon to run into friends throughout the city. We take the opportunity to explore different neighborhoods and immerse ourselves into the city’s culture and we are the better for it. But, being involved at NYU Stern means that you will always have a 'central' part of campus to come to and engage in the community – you get out of it what you put into it!'"

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "The most valuable entrepreneurial resource Patsalis found at Stern?

“'The network: classmates, faculty, advisors, investors, and more,' Patsalis tells P&Q."

 

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "Down the road from New Haven at NYU Stern, Whitney Ziesing was responsible for putting together Apple’s Mac sales forecast globally."


 

Excerpt from Poets & Quants — "The vibrant city and energetic people of New York are going to offer a unique opportunity to interact with individuals from various cultural and professional backgrounds. I seek to enrich my perspective, and living in NYC is going to enhance my experience. The bustling atmosphere and the city’s relentless pace inspire a strong work ethic and drive for success. I’m excited to build my network in this dynamic environment. And the best part, I can’t wait to explore all the amazing restaurants in Manhattan!"

 

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Excerpt from Poets & Quants — “If I could do one thing differently for my MBA experience, I wish that I would have taken advantage of office hours with my professors from the beginning. I leveraged my peers a great deal for support with challenging coursework. Once I started utilizing office hours with professors, I was blown away by how helpful they were and how much the faculty prioritized learning and development. All of Stern’s faculty also have extremely impressive backgrounds and robust industry knowledge. Often times, I would learn even more about a given topic or industry simply by grabbing coffee with them or visiting during office hours.”
 

NYU Stern School of Business has announced today that the MS in Business Analytics (MSBA) Program has a new name: MS in Business Analytics and AI (MSBAi). 
 

Excerpt from Business Insider -- "She said that's particularly true for those students who aren't sure what they want to do in the long term, because accounting is a skill you can draw upon in many types of industries. Shehata said some of her former accounting students, for example, were at places like Google and Apple in fraud detection. 'Accounting is everywhere,' she said."