NYU Stern School of Business

. I graduated class of 1960. I was active on sports club and went to all basketball games. Even went to Charlotte for the round of 8 when they beat Duke and Virginia to go to final four. I am concerned about the fed actions to keep raising interest rates. It is similar to 1980. I graduated as a accou tant and became a cpa with interest in real estate. I forme a cpa practice in 1973. One day we purchased a hotel then another and soon had 6 hotels. One day we were offered a project to develop a 22 unit housing project in Boca Raton. Jimmy Carter was President. Interest rates then about 7% and soon rates began rising getting to 24% Sounds crazy but that is what happened. Need to curb inflation.lost a fortune on a sure bet.. same thing now. What the fed misses is that rising rates hurts small business, hurts housing and much more. Jobs are lost and just bad. Over the last few years business was thriving, Good paying jobs,lots of new construction and now it will stop. Someone needs to speak out and stop the fed or we will have a repeat as in 1980. I left the accounting business and began buying hotels that were foreclosed. All around NY and NJ etc.. I am just concerned about what is going to happen now with rising rates caused by mistakes of the federal reserve. I am now 84 and have recently with fraternity set up scholarship fund at NYU. Great feeling to give back.

One of the best management school in the world.

Top notch school. The professors are outstanding and the classes exceptional.

NYU Stern excels in attracting a diverse and talented student body and the location B-School in SoHo probably cannot be beat by any other institution. Formally an investment banking feeder, the school has been expanding its reach into the Strategy/Management Consulting, Tech and Luxury Retail fields post financial downturn with incremental success. Every year, things get a little bit better on this front. More student go for these jobs, more get hired, and so on. That being said, if you're interested in Investment Banking or other sell-side jobs, it's a great place to go to business school. While the student body is in my opinion its biggest asset, the school is still figuring out how to balance bringing in more diversity with the more mundane institutional goals of running a business school making sure student GMAT scores and post-graduation salaries remain competitive enough to generate a high USNews Ranking. What I mean by this is, someone joining the school who was formerly a photographer, that then goes and works for an economic development non-profit after graduation, probably won't help those raw numbers lower GMAT, lower salary, but will add tremendous value to the NYU community and should be admitted to the school. Balancing those still requires some work and is the only area where I think NYU needs to see improvement.

My child is very happy there.

Love my time here as an MBA student!

Internationally acclaimed business school. One of the best in the world. Great location within New York.

Terrific MBA program, great location, and great professors who really know their subject matters and bring the lessons to life!

It seems like a very nice college in New York City.. I'll be thinking to get addmition in this college because it's really nice college & It's will be the Honour of mine to study in Stern..

Good business school. Got my MBA from here.