MBA NYC Campus DESIGNED BY NEW YORK CITY'S TOP BUSINESS LEADERS | $25K TOTAL TUITION* Request Info Apply Now Attend an Info Session Contact Artificial Intelligence Biotechnology Computer Science Cybersecurity Data Analytics and Visualization Digital Marketing and Media Mathematics Nursing Occupational Therapy Physician Assistant Physics Speech-Language Pathology #1 Value in NYC U.S. News & World Report AACSB Accredited Business School Top 50 Private University U.S. News & World Report 97% Employed After Graduation NYC Campus MBABuilt for the future of business, designed for you.Fall or Spring Start | Full-Time (15 months) or Part-TimeThe Sy Syms STEM-designated MBA is built for professionals who want to make strategic decisions grounded in data, analytics, and ethical judgment. With an applied, career-focused curriculum that combines core business disciplines with advanced quantitative methods and the most advanced AI tools, the program prepares graduates to create value across established industries like finance, consulting and healthcare, and emerging ones shaped by frontier research and technology. Study full- or part-time, with evening classes designed to fit around your career, not the other way around.Midtown NYC Campus | STEM-OPT Eligible | Total Tuition: $25K (domestic)*Why Sy Syms?Applied, career-focused learning, with hands-on coursework analyzing real-world datasets, culminating in a Management Science CapstoneSTEM-designated program integrating AI, data analytics, optimization, and machine learning into strategy and leadershipValues-driven curriculum emphasizing ethical decision-making and responsible management in data-intensive environmentsTaught by Wall Street professionals and research faculty trained at leading universitiesDirect access to NYC's business ecosystem — investment banks, PE firms, Fortune 500 headquarters, and consulting firmsEarly acceptance for YU undergraduates through the MBA Pathways program and Shabbat-observant schedule availableCustomize Your PathCustomize your MBA with a focus track or build your own path with our General MBA: General MBA — Design your own curriculum across business functions.Business Analytics — Turn data into strategy. Master predictive modeling, business intelligence, and executive communication. Roles: Data Strategy Manager, BI Director, Analytics Product Manager. Finance — Navigate capital markets, corporate finance, and investment strategy with confidence. Roles: Investment Associate, Treasury Manager, CFO-track.Strategy & Entrepreneurship — Launch ventures and lead growth initiatives with both analytical rigor and entrepreneurial execution. Roles: Startup Founder, Strategy Consultant, Business Development Manager. Accounting — Build CPA-aligned financial expertise paired with MBA leadership skills. Roles: CFO, VP of Finance, Corporate Controller.*$25K total program tuition after scholarship for domestic (U.S.) students; $35K total program tuition after scholarship for international students. Full Program Breakdown NYC Campus MBABuilt for the future of business, designed for you.Fall or Spring Start | Full-Time (15 months) or Part-TimeThe Sy Syms STEM-designated MBA is built for professionals who want to make strategic decisions grounded in data, analytics, and ethical judgment. With an applied, career-focused curriculum that combines core business disciplines with advanced quantitative methods and the most advanced AI tools, the program prepares graduates to create value across established industries like finance, consulting and healthcare, and emerging ones shaped by frontier research and technology. Study full- or part-time, with evening classes designed to fit around your career, not the other way around.Midtown NYC Campus | STEM-OPT Eligible | Total Tuition: $25K (domestic)*Why Sy Syms?Applied, career-focused learning, with hands-on coursework analyzing real-world datasets, culminating in a Management Science CapstoneSTEM-designated program integrating AI, data analytics, optimization, and machine learning into strategy and leadershipValues-driven curriculum emphasizing ethical decision-making and responsible management in data-intensive environmentsTaught by Wall Street professionals and research faculty trained at leading universitiesDirect access to NYC's business ecosystem — investment banks, PE firms, Fortune 500 headquarters, and consulting firmsEarly acceptance for YU undergraduates through the MBA Pathways program and Shabbat-observant schedule availableCustomize Your PathCustomize your MBA with a focus track or build your own path with our General MBA: General MBA — Design your own curriculum across business functions.Business Analytics — Turn data into strategy. Master predictive modeling, business intelligence, and executive communication. Roles: Data Strategy Manager, BI Director, Analytics Product Manager. Finance — Navigate capital markets, corporate finance, and investment strategy with confidence. Roles: Investment Associate, Treasury Manager, CFO-track.Strategy & Entrepreneurship — Launch ventures and lead growth initiatives with both analytical rigor and entrepreneurial execution. Roles: Startup Founder, Strategy Consultant, Business Development Manager. Accounting — Build CPA-aligned financial expertise paired with MBA leadership skills. Roles: CFO, VP of Finance, Corporate Controller.*$25K total program tuition after scholarship for domestic (U.S.) students; $35K total program tuition after scholarship for international students. Request Info Apply Now Program Links CurriculumFacultyYU Undergraduate Pathways Early Assurance MBAJoint Semikha + MBA ProgramJD + MBA ProgramVA Benefits Admissions and Financial Aid Contact Us Application RequirementsEach applicant to the MBA NYC Campus program must possess a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university. Please submit the following materials before the designated application deadline:Completed online application$50 application fee (waivable by the university; connect with an admissions outreach advisor for more information)Official undergraduate and/or graduate transcripts from any colleges or universities you have attended. Unofficial transcripts can be submitted via the online application to start the review process. If you are admitted, official transcripts provided from past academic institutions must be submitted prior to registrationA current resume or CV demonstrating a minimum of three years of professional experience preferred; 🎵TK账号 | 澳大利亚IP注册 | 2020年及以前老号 | 老白号 | 微软邮箱 | 部分有2FA will holistically consider applicants with fewerTwo professional or academic recommendations, or one professional or academic recommendation and one personal statementProvisional Admission to Sy SymsWhile we maintain high standards for admission to ensure that all students enrolled are equipped to succeed, we may be willing to offer provisional admission to prospective students who do not meet our admissions requirements in exceptional cases.If you are interested in pursuing provisional admission to the On Campus MBA program, please contact an admissions outreach advisor. Jared HakimiDirector of Admissions 🎵TK账号 | 澳大利亚IP注册 | 2020年及以前老号 | 老白号 | 微软邮箱 | 部分有2FAEmail: jared.hakimi@yu.eduTel: 646-592-4722 Admissions and Financial Aid Application RequirementsEach applicant to the MBA NYC Campus program must possess a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university. Please submit the following materials before the designated application deadline:Completed online application$50 application fee (waivable by the university; connect with an admissions outreach advisor for more information)Official undergraduate and/or graduate transcripts from any colleges or universities you have attended. Unofficial transcripts can be submitted via the online application to start the review process. If you are admitted, official transcripts provided from past academic institutions must be submitted prior to registrationA current resume or CV demonstrating a minimum of three years of professional experience preferred; 🎵TK账号 | 澳大利亚IP注册 | 2020年及以前老号 | 老白号 | 微软邮箱 | 部分有2FA will holistically consider applicants with fewerTwo professional or academic recommendations, or one professional or academic recommendation and one personal statementProvisional Admission to Sy SymsWhile we maintain high standards for admission to ensure that all students enrolled are equipped to succeed, we may be willing to offer provisional admission to prospective students who do not meet our admissions requirements in exceptional cases.If you are interested in pursuing provisional admission to the On Campus MBA program, please contact an admissions outreach advisor. Contact Us Jared HakimiDirector of Admissions 🎵TK账号 | 澳大利亚IP注册 | 2020年及以前老号 | 老白号 | 微软邮箱 | 部分有2FAEmail: jared.hakimi@yu.eduTel: 646-592-4722 The Value of a Sy Syms Graduate Degree Where Sy Syms Grads Land Sy Syms graduates land roles in management consulting, investment, corporate finance, data strategy, operations, and entrepreneurship — at for-profits, nonprofits, consulting firms and everything in between. $197K Median Salary for MBA Grads in New York City Sample Job Titles: Director of Product Strategy: $308,000 Director of Operations: $227,000 Finance Director: $217,000 Management Consultant: $158,000 Product Manager: $156,000Source: Glassdoor 2025 Meet Your Classmates Michelle Borde '24Director of Benefits, Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking Michele Borde spent 15 years mastering benefits strategy, navigating healthcare reform, restructuring retirement plans, and delivering millions in cost savings. She came to Sy Syms wanting to contribute at the senior leadership table, not just execute. As a single parent balancing a full-time career, she chose the program for its flexibility and left ready for her next role. Laura Camargo ’26Marketing Volunteer, Women of ALPFA New York Laura Camargo's journey from Bogotá, Colombia, to Brooklyn, N.Y. is shaped by a deep belief in the power of education, exposure, and community. Today she applies her marketing expertise and MBA experience not just to advance her own career, but to uplift others through her work with the Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA), one of the largest Latino professional organizations in the U.S. Read Laura's story. Christopher Regalado '24Founder & Engineering Lead, Abakato, LLC Christopher Regalado spent a decade building systems and the teams to run them. From infrastructure rollouts for JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley, to engineering leadership at Lyte, to founding Abakato LLC, he brought rare operational range to the MBA classroom. At Sy Syms, he gained the strategic framework to match a career already defined by scale and a values-driven context that made him, in his own words, a better decision maker. Ia Bater ’14Managing Director and Global Head of Product, Marsh McLennan At Sy Syms, Ia Bater built more than business acumen, she built a leadership style defined by precision, adaptability, and the ability to turn complexity into opportunity. Today, she designs digital trading platforms that reshape how institutions trade, manage risk, and generate revenue. She traces the roots of that success back to her Sy Syms experience. Read Ia's story. Chaya Kohn ’26Director of Operations, Preventel HealthChaya Kohn turned years of mental health leadership into a six-figure operations role at a fast-growing healthcare startup. Earning her MBA full-time while balancing work and family, she gained fluency in finance, marketing, accounting, and risk management — skills that drove her transition into healthcare operations and business development. She's now on a trajectory toward becoming COO. Read Chaya’s story. Yoav “Avi” Adlerstein ’25 Associate, GoTo and Founder, Induced Fitness With a SaaS sales role already in hand, Avi Adlerstein came to the Sy Syms MBA for a framework in strategy, financial analysis, and organizational performance, not a career break. While enrolled, he was promoted to an outbound role at GoTo while running Induced Fitness, his personal coaching business. "What mattered most was whether the program would genuinely support professional growth. It did." Read Avi’s story. Featured Faculty Dr. Pablo Hernandez-LagosMBA Director and Associate Professor of Strategy & EntrepreneurshipDr. Hernández-Lagos’ research examines the delicate balance between economic growth and conflict, the erosion of trust due to political polarization, and the impact of leadership on equity markets. An authority in strategy and leadership, he has recently investigated whether generative Al can help job candidates and entrepreneurs fake or enhance their expertise. Recent Research | Full Bio Dr. Jannine D. LasaletaAssociate Professor and Chair of Marketing Professor Lasaleta investigates how nostalgia shapes consumer attitudes, behaviors, and decision-making across domains including politics, health, and marketplace choices. Her work also explores the psychology of money, product preference formation, and patterns of hedonic consumption. Recent Research | Full Bio Dr. Gabriela CoiculescuAssistant Professor of Finance Professor Coiculescu studies corporate finance, innovation, and financial intermediation. Her research examines how firms make R&D decisions under uncertainty, finding that risk can encourage innovation while ambiguity consistently discourages it. She has twice been named Sy Syms Full-Time Professor of the Year. Recent Research | Full Bio Meet More Faculty Pablo Hernández-Lagos MBA Academic Director and Associate Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship; PhD UC Berkeley Haas TAMAR AVNET Professor of Marketing and Head of Graduate Programs; PhD Columbia University Jannine Lasaleta Chair of the Marketing Department and Associate Professor; PhD University of Minnesota, Carlson S. Abraham (Avri) Ravid Sy Syms Chair and Professor of Finance; PhD, Cornell University Avi Giloni Chair of Information and Decision Science Department and Professor of Operations Management and Statistics; PhD NYU Stern Andreas Christopoulos Assistant Professor of Finance and Real Estate; PhD Rutgers Business School Gabriela Coiculescu Clinical Assistant Professor of Finance; PhD NYU Stern Hanane Dakhli Clinical Assistant Professor of Finance; PhD U Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne Henry Huang Professor of Accounting; PhD University of Houston Bauer, LLM UH Law School Moses Pava Alvin Einbender University Professor of Business Ethics and Professor of Accounting; PhD, NYU, Leonard Stern School of Business Aliza Rotenstein Associate Professor of Accounting; PhD CUNY, Baruch Yehuda Davis Assistant Professor of Accounting; PhD Rutgers Business School Sharon Poczter Associate Professor of Strategy & Entrepreneurship; PhD UC Berkeley Haas Mark Finkel Clinical Associate Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship; JD University of California Davis Travis Tae Oh Assistant Professor of Marketing; PhD Columbia University Sy Syms Grad News How Rabbis Can Lead in the Digital Age Read Tamar Avnet's essay How Rabbis Can Lead in the Digital Age In today’s world, where information is constant, attention is fleeting and noise competes with meaning, the ability to communicate effectively has never been more critical. For rabbis, whose work is rooted in guidance, teaching, connection and inspiration, this challenge is even more profound. Drawing from her background in marketing and behavioral research, Tamar Avnet, head of graduate programs and marketing professor, believes that the same principles that help brands connect authentically with audiences can empower rabbis to reach their communities with greater depth, empathy and purpose.Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. Hollywood Careers Reveal Evidence of Age Bias Read about the study Hollywood Careers Reveal Evidence of Age Bias Dr. S. Abraham Ravid, Sy Syms Professor of Finance, and Dr. Shu Han, associate professor of management information systems, published a paper, “Do Age and Gender Affect Managers’ Careers? Evidence from the Career Paths of Movie Directors,” that suggests age may play a larger role than many people realize, even in a highly visible industry where performance records are publicly available.Read about the study in the Sy Syms blog. Movie Industry Shows How Organizations Adopt AI Read about Avri Ravid's study Movie Industry Shows How Organizations Adopt AI A Sy Syms study led by S. Abraham Ravid, Sy Syms Professor of Finance, “Technology Adoption and Career Concerns: Evidence from the Adoption of Digital Technology in Motion Pictures,” examines a simple but important question: Who is most likely to embrace risky new technology at work?Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. Reshaping How Global Markets Trade Read about Ia Bater Reshaping How Global Markets Trade As Managing Director and Global Head of Product at Marsh McLennan, MBA graduate Ia Bater is known for designing digital trading platforms that reshape how institutions trade, manage risk and generate revenue, but the roots of that success trace directly back to her MBA experience.Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. Generative AI Demands Human Discipline Read about Travis Oh's report Generative AI Demands Human Discipline Marketing professor Travis Oh and his colleagues at Columbia Business School, Georgetown University, USC and the University of Tennessee co-authored a report that explores how generative AI is transforming every stage of marketing research, while warning that speed alone does not guarantee better decisions.Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. How Curiosity, Adaptability Shaped a Media Career Read about Melanie Winer How Curiosity, Adaptability Shaped a Media Career In an industry defined by constant disruption, MBA graduate Melanie Winer has built a career not by chasing certainty, but by embracing change. As Director of Business Development at Hearst Newspapers, she leads partnerships and growth strategy across more than 70 local publications.Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. Turning Business Pitches Into New Lives Read about Linda Driver Turning Business Pitches Into New Lives Linda Driver, executive director of graduate programs, volunteers with the Prison Entrepreneurship Program, known as PEP, which is dedicated to helping incarcerated individuals successfully re-enter society while building second-chance communities through entrepreneurship.Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. Sy Syms Launches Finance Master’s Program Read about the program Sy Syms Launches Finance Master’s Program Program Features Wall Street Proximity, Access to Top Financial Institutions and InternshipsRead More Study Finds Risk Fuels Innovation Read about the study Study Finds Risk Fuels Innovation Professors S. Abraham Ravid and Gabriela Coiculescu published a study in the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis has found that risk can sometimes encourage innovation. Ambiguity, by contrast, consistently discourages it.Read about the study in the Sy Syms blog. Boston Globe Interviews Hernández-Lagos on AI Read about the interview Boston Globe Interviews Hernández-Lagos on AI Pablo Hernández-Lagos, director of the MBA program, was interviewed by The Boston Globe on the increasing use of AI by job seekers.Read about the interview and his study in the Sy Syms blog. How Rabbis Can Lead in the Digital Age Read Tamar Avnet's essay How Rabbis Can Lead in the Digital Age In today’s world, where information is constant, attention is fleeting and noise competes with meaning, the ability to communicate effectively has never been more critical. For rabbis, whose work is rooted in guidance, teaching, connection and inspiration, this challenge is even more profound. Drawing from her background in marketing and behavioral research, Tamar Avnet, head of graduate programs and marketing professor, believes that the same principles that help brands connect authentically with audiences can empower rabbis to reach their communities with greater depth, empathy and purpose.Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. Hollywood Careers Reveal Evidence of Age Bias Read about the study Hollywood Careers Reveal Evidence of Age Bias Dr. S. Abraham Ravid, Sy Syms Professor of Finance, and Dr. Shu Han, associate professor of management information systems, published a paper, “Do Age and Gender Affect Managers’ Careers? Evidence from the Career Paths of Movie Directors,” that suggests age may play a larger role than many people realize, even in a highly visible industry where performance records are publicly available.Read about the study in the Sy Syms blog. Movie Industry Shows How Organizations Adopt AI Read about Avri Ravid's study Movie Industry Shows How Organizations Adopt AI A Sy Syms study led by S. Abraham Ravid, Sy Syms Professor of Finance, “Technology Adoption and Career Concerns: Evidence from the Adoption of Digital Technology in Motion Pictures,” examines a simple but important question: Who is most likely to embrace risky new technology at work?Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. Reshaping How Global Markets Trade Read about Ia Bater Reshaping How Global Markets Trade As Managing Director and Global Head of Product at Marsh McLennan, MBA graduate Ia Bater is known for designing digital trading platforms that reshape how institutions trade, manage risk and generate revenue, but the roots of that success trace directly back to her MBA experience.Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. Generative AI Demands Human Discipline Read about Travis Oh's report Generative AI Demands Human Discipline Marketing professor Travis Oh and his colleagues at Columbia Business School, Georgetown University, USC and the University of Tennessee co-authored a report that explores how generative AI is transforming every stage of marketing research, while warning that speed alone does not guarantee better decisions.Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. How Curiosity, Adaptability Shaped a Media Career Read about Melanie Winer How Curiosity, Adaptability Shaped a Media Career In an industry defined by constant disruption, MBA graduate Melanie Winer has built a career not by chasing certainty, but by embracing change. As Director of Business Development at Hearst Newspapers, she leads partnerships and growth strategy across more than 70 local publications.Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. Turning Business Pitches Into New Lives Read about Linda Driver Turning Business Pitches Into New Lives Linda Driver, executive director of graduate programs, volunteers with the Prison Entrepreneurship Program, known as PEP, which is dedicated to helping incarcerated individuals successfully re-enter society while building second-chance communities through entrepreneurship.Read the story in the Sy Syms blog. Sy Syms Launches Finance Master’s Program Read about the program Sy Syms Launches Finance Master’s Program Program Features Wall Street Proximity, Access to Top Financial Institutions and InternshipsRead More Study Finds Risk Fuels Innovation Read about the study Study Finds Risk Fuels Innovation Professors S. Abraham Ravid and Gabriela Coiculescu published a study in the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis has found that risk can sometimes encourage innovation. Ambiguity, by contrast, consistently discourages it.Read about the study in the Sy Syms blog. Boston Globe Interviews Hernández-Lagos on AI Read about the interview Boston Globe Interviews Hernández-Lagos on AI Pablo Hernández-Lagos, director of the MBA program, was interviewed by The Boston Globe on the increasing use of AI by job seekers.Read about the interview and his study in the Sy Syms blog.
