Four New York City metro schools made the list of the 2016 Best Executive MBA Programs compiled by the careers site Ivy Exec.
Columbia Business School‘s EMBA was No. 7 on the list, and Stern School of Business – New York University was No. 12. Rutgers Business School-Newark and New Brunswick came in at No. 33, while Gabelli School of Business-Fordham University was No. 40.
“These rankings reflect our Rutgers faculty and staff as among the best in the world who work with students that are incomparable in their dedication, experience and commitment to each other, to craft an EMBA program of uncompromising quality,” Farrokh Langdana, director of Rutgers EMBA and professor of finance & economics, said in a press release from the school.
The Executive MBA rankings are based on a survey in which Ivy Exec members voted on programs worldwide. The EMBA programs were scored based on reputation, career advancement, curriculum, life balance and globalness. Topping the Ivy Exec list was The Wharton School — University of Pennsylvania.
Ivy Exec’s partner schools are Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University, Kellogg School of Management-Northwestern University, Columbia Business School and Saïd Business School – University Of Oxford.
The NYC area programs in the Ivy Exec ranking also made the top 100 in the recent list of top EMBA programs by the Financial Times.
EMBA programs are tailored to experienced leaders who want to continue working while pursuing the degree. For advice on how to ask your employer to pay for your Executive MBA degree, read our recent interview with David Klindienst, the director of Graduate Business Program Development at Loyola University Maryland’s Sellinger School of Business & Management.
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