Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, City University of New York MBA





About our MBA Programs
Zicklin's MBA emphasizes academic rigor, innovation, and real-world learning, giving you an educational experience that goes beyond the classroom.
Full-Time MBA
The Full-Time MBA is optimal not just for those who want to advance their career, but also for those looking to transform it. Whether you’re changing functions or transitioning to a new industry, this rigorous and rewarding program offers students the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in their educational experience. Our program’s full-time, two-year format features a customizable curriculum with a variety of elective options, that allows you to tailor your education to align with your professional interests and career goals.
Evening MBA
Zicklin’s Evening MBA provides the education and skills you need to succeed in a competitive business environment while accommodating your schedule. You can complete the program at your own pace, adjusting the number of courses and credits you take each semester depending upon your personal and professional circumstances. Most courses are offered in the evening, with weekend, online, and daytime courses also available.
Evening MBA – General Business (48 Credits)
This flexible program follows the same rigorous curriculum as the Full-Time MBA, but allows students to take a part-time course load. It is self-paced, which gives students up to six years to complete the program, with most averaging three years. Students can design their own specialization or concentration with 18 hours of elective credits.
Evening MBA – Accountancy (61-73 Credits)
The Accountancy Program is designed for students who are seeking CPA licensure and do not have an undergraduate degree in accounting. You will follow a specific curriculum to gain a strong foundation in the practice and theory of business and learn the necessary skills to effectively interpret and use accounting and financial information—preparing you to enter the accounting profession.
Student Profiles
Full-Time MBA Student Profile - Fall 2021 Entering Class
- Average GMAT: 630
- Average Undergraduate GPA: 3.47
- Average Work Experience: 65 months
- Women:50%
- International: 20%
- Average GMAT: 577
- Average Undergraduate GPA: 3.43
- Average Work Experience: 74 months
- Women: 55%
- International: 1%
Admissions Requirements
Application Deadlines
Full-Time MBA Fall 2022 Term
- Round 1: December 1
- Round 2: February 1
- Round 3: April 1
- Round 4: June 1
Evening MBA Fall 2022 Term
- Round 1: March 1
- Round 2: April 1
- Round 3: May 1
- Round 4: June 1
Admissions Process
Zicklin requires the following components to apply for admissions:
- Online Application
- $75 Application Fee
- GMAT/GRE Scores - Waivers available
- Resume
- Essays
- Letters of Recommendation
- Transcripts
Find out more about Zicklin's Admissions Process here and visit Zicklin's Graduate Admissions page to get started.
Tuition & Fees
Full-Time MBA (48 credits)
Estimated Total Tuition and Fees for the entire 48-credit program completed in 2 years(4 semesters at a pace of 12 credits per semester)
NY State Resident: $37,338 | Non-NY State Resident: $57,998
Evening MBA (48 credits)
Estimated Total Tuition and Fees for the entire 48-credit program completed in 3 years
(6 semesters at a pace of 9 credits per semester)
NY State Resident: $40,003 | Non-NY State Resident: $58,483
Find out more about our tution and fees here.
Executive MBA
Full Program Cost: $86,500
See more details here.
Executive MBA in Healthcare Administration
Full Program Costs: $72,500
See more details here.
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Contact Us
Phone: (646) 312-1300
E-mail: ZicklinGradAdmissions@baruch.cuny.edu