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The professors took an interest in the relationships they built with students. I was consistently impressed with their teaching abilities, but also the way in which they opened themselves up to relationships with students, lasting beyond your time at Stern. Many professors invited you to contact them outside of class and in the future with questions, business opportunities, etc.



I would urge friends to go full time if they could afford it. At NYU, they very noticeably distinguish the part-timers from the full-timers. The part-time program is treated as a cash-cow, so services and programming are geared towards full-timers.



My NYU Stern MBA has changed the way I think about business, opened up new doors of possibilities for me, been responsible for me meeting hundreds of great people, connected me with alumni that have helped me grow, and has almost directly paid for itself with new clients and new business opportunities I discovered while still in school.

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There needs to be more integration with the full-time students. It was like West Side Story sometimes.

Smaller classes would have been ideal. I was VERY rarely in a course with fewer than 45 students, and often quite a bit more.