Small and close-knit by design, the Johnson School at Cornell University leverages the extensive resources of one of the largest Ivy League universities. The Johnson School delivers a robust, thoughtfully designed curriculum, tailored to the needs of the individuals in all four of their MBA programs and their PhD program. The Johnson School’s culture is an integral component of the education provided. The result: real impact for individuals in all graduate degree programs.

Three distinctive fundamentals of the Johnson School’s culture help to shape a rich, dynamic learning experience that's unlike any other:

• Cornell connections gives Johnson School students and graduates instant access to the vast research, teaching, and alumni resources of one the largest Ivy League universities.
• An intense, collaborative community cultivates exceptional team skills that put Johnson School graduates at the top of recruiters' lists.
• A performance-learning approach goes well beyond typical job-based learning experiences; it yields understanding while demanding real business results.

What else makes the Johnson School one-of-a-kind?

• A world-class Management Library provides extensive electronic resources including business information databases, sophisticated online career services, and many highly specialized resources, in addition to the volumes housed in Sage Hall. The entire Cornell Library system – one of the world's largest – provides lifelong services to all students and alumni.
• If you're a U.S. citizen applying to the Two-Year MBA program, you'll want to know about the Roy H. Park Leadership Fellowships. Full-tuition (for two years) plus stipend fellowships, a robust leadership development program, and a service learning project are all part of the Park program.

You'll see countless other distinctive programs and characteristics throughout this presentation – and absorb the Johnson School difference when you come for a visit. Explore broadly, dig deep—just as you'll do as a student here.

Get more information about any of the programs listed here; send an Information Request to the Johnson School of Cornell University.