William E. Simon Graduate School
Business School Review
of Business Administration,
University of Rochester
NORTH AMERICA
School Statistics
Programme Type:
Simon. Where Thinkers Become Leaders! Commercialization, Information Systems Management,
Full Time MBA
The Simon experience is designed to prepare Manufacturing Management, and Service Management
Part Time MBA
students to meet not only the management challenges is also available. An MS degree with a concentration
Executive MBA
of today, but also those of tomorrow. in Finance is also available, requiring 36 credit-hours Joint Degree Programmes Offered:
The Simon School promotes an integrated, of study.
MBA + MD
MBA/MPH
cross-functional approach to management which
uses economics as both the framework and common The Simon School
Specialisation by Function:
language of business. Teaching methods include the Founded in 1958 and named for the late William
Accountancy
Brand Management
use of cases, lectures and projects with outside firms. E. Simon in 1986, the Simon School offers MBA, Business Systems Consulting
MS and Ph.D. degrees and joint-degree programs
E-Commerce / Business
Entrepreneurship
The MBA Program at its Rochester, New York, campus. Executive MBA Finance
The Simon School MBA program is fully accredited programs are offered in Rochester, and Switzerland.
General Management
Health Care Management
by the A.A.C.S.B. International-The Association to The faculty is consistently ranked in the top 30 among
International Management / Business
Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. U.S. business schools in both academic and popular
IT Management
Manufacturing Management
At the heart of the student’s first-year experience surveys.
Marketing
are the cohort, or class team, and the study team. Study
Operations Management
Strategic Management
teams provide a forum for practicing management Career Management Centre
Technology Management
skills in a context which demands accountability and At the Simon School, our students and corporate
responsibility while encouraging the development of partners are the benefactors of the Career Management
Specialisation by Industry:
Banking / Financial Services
interpersonal and team-management skills. Simon Centre’s...it is our mission to support both our students
Consulting
is unique in that it has a Coach-Program which has and our corporate partners in the recruiting process.
2nd-year students mentoring first-year teams in how The Career Management Centre’s Counselling and
Full Time Course Information
Start Dates:
to operate and deal with team issues. Education Staff offers targeted personalized counselling January
With 50% non-U.S. students (from over 27 to assist students in developing and implementing
September
countries) the Simon School’s study-team system highly effective career search plans.
Programme Duration:
offers numerous opportunities to study and work We offer corporate partners a wide range of
21 months
directly with a diverse group of students on global individualised services to meet their staffing needs for
Tuition Fee:
management issues. both intern and full-time candidates. Services include
USD ($) 1228 / Per Credit
resume books, web-based resume access, targeted
Requirements resume referrals, complimentary job listing services,
Entry Requirements:
Min. GMAT Score : N/A
To earn the MBA degree, each student must on-campus interviewing, and three regional MBA Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score : N/A
successfully complete 67 hours of study with a 3.0 consortium events.
Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : N/A
Min. Years of Work Experience : 0
grade point average. The flexible entrance-date Also, our unique New York Recruiting Program
schedule permits students to start the six-quarter (NYRP), celebrated 28 successful years in January
Application Fee:
USD ($) 125
program in September (three-fourths of the graduating 2008, providing students an unprecedented
class) or January (one-fourth). opportunity to interview with top New York City Part Time Course Information
The MBA curriculum consists of nine required firms. A new program called In a New York Minute
Start Dates:
January
core courses, 11 electives and a 3-credit sequence in takes place in October 2008 and Boston Recruiting
March
Management Communication . Although not required, Program (BRP) was held February 2008. All of the
June
September
concentrations are offered in fifteen areas of study. above programs strive to bring Simon students to the
Requirements vary for International Management companies that they wish to work for instead of forcing Programme Duration:
majors who may participate in one of nine exchange the companies to only recruit on campus.
46 months
programs outside the U.S. and for joint-degree programs
Tuition Fee:
in biotechnology, public health administration and Postgraduate recruitment
USD ($) 1228 / Per Credit
an MD/MBA program. A 39-credit-hour MS program Avg. mean accepted offer (2007): 84137
Executive Course Information
with concentrations in Marketing, Accountancy, Work experience during the program: 3-month
Start Dates:
Medical Management, Technology Transfer and summer internship
September
Student Profile
Programme Duration:
22 months
Sarah Hansen O’Malley ‘05 executives at International Data Group, a multi-billion-
Tuition Fee:
M.B.A. Marketing, Brand Management dollar international technology media company, that she
USD ($) 77500 / Total Program Cost
Assistant Brand Manager, Clariol Division, could serve as director of corporate communications
Procter & Gamble and oversee a $2.5 million budget while still in her
Contact:
Gregory V. MacDonald,
As a child, Sarah Hansen learned from her parents twenties. Executive Director for MBA Programs
that good luck comes to many people, but turning it Sarah realized that she enjoyed the marketing
William E. Simon Graduate School of Business
Administration, University of Rochester
into good fortune requires two things—“identifying it aspects more than the communication responsibilities 305 Schlegel Hall
and acting on it.” of her demanding 24-hour-on-call job. Reviewing her
Wilson Blvd.
Rochester, New York
That lesson, Sarah says, led her to start her own options, she first decided to explore the possibility of a
14627-0107
babysitting, house and pet sitting service as a young career in brand management and product development
United States of America
teen (complete with brochures), and helped propel her in a consumer goods company. Second, she decided to
Tel: 585-275-3533
into a summer internship in the White House Press acquire stronger financial skills, which are critical to
Fax: 585-271-3907
Office (by capitalizing on a chance encounter with a gaining profit and loss management responsibilities for
Email:
admissions@simon.rochester.edu
Web:
www.simon.rochester.edu
U.S. Ambassador during a college junior year abroad a long-term business career. “An M.B.A. was clearly
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program). It also enabled her to demonstrate to top the best way to achieve both goals,” she said.
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