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At Columbia Business School, we immerse students in business by connecting their classroom education to the board rooms, trading floors, and retail stores where theory is put into practice. Here, our 150 full-time faculty are transforming business strategies across the globe.
With our guest lecturers, Executives in Residence program, and a multitude of speakers and conferences, we bring critical insights to campus on a daily basis. In fact, more business leaders visit our campus than any other top business school. Plus, with a global alumni network of 48,000+, you’re never far from a Columbia Business School ...
Academics. Business is evolving more rapidly than ever before. The challenges are more complex, the stakes are higher, and the players are increasingly global. The only constant today is change, and Columbia Business School prepares its students not just to navigate change, but to use it to create new opportunities.
Columbia Business School students may enroll in either August or January. The two paths, each comprising four terms, merge in the fall of the second year to complete electives as a single class. The paths are identical in terms of academic rigor and student resources; but only students who enter in August will be able to complete a formal summer internship.
Columbia Business School’s GMAT and Executive Assessment code is QF8-N6-52, and its GRE code is 6442. The Admissions Committee will consider only your highest score when reviewing your application and will not combine subscores from multiple exams into a single composite score.
Columbia Business School uses a rolling admissions process for January-entry applications, which means applications are reviewed — and decisions rendered — as they are received. It is to your advantage to submit your application as early as possible. All August-entry applications are reviewed via admissions rounds, which means applications ...
Columbia Business School requires that the work contained in your application (including essays) is completely accurate and exclusively your own. Columbia University permits the use of generative AI tools for idea generation and/or to edit a candidate’s work; however, using these tools to generate complete responses violates the Honor Code.
