Johnson School at Cornell University

The Johnson School at Cornell University is a business school located in Ithaca, New York. It was founded in 1945 as the School of Business and Public Administration, and was renamed in 1959 after former New York Governor and U.S. Senator Robert F. Wagner. The school offers undergraduate, graduate, and executive education programs in business, public administration, and policy.

The Johnson School is ranked among the top business schools in the world. In 2023, it was ranked 11th in the U.S. News & World Report rankings of undergraduate business programs, and 13th in the Financial Times rankings of global MBA programs. The school is also home to the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, which offers a full-time MBA program, a one-year MBA for executives, and a PhD in business administration.

The Johnson School has a strong focus on research and entrepreneurship. The school's faculty have published over 1,000 articles in top academic journals, and the school's alumni have founded over 10,000 companies. The school also hosts the Johnson Cornell Tech campus, a 12-acre campus in New York City that is dedicated to entrepreneurship and innovation.

The Johnson School is a highly selective school. The undergraduate business program has an acceptance rate of 10%, and the MBA program has an acceptance rate of 15%. The school's tuition is $65,000 per year for the undergraduate business program, and $67,000 per year for the MBA program.

The Johnson School is a top-ranked business school with a strong focus on research and entrepreneurship. The school's alumni have founded over 10,000 companies, and the school's faculty have published over 1,000 articles in top academic journals. The school is also home to the Johnson Cornell Tech campus, a 12-acre campus in New York City that is dedicated to entrepreneurship and innovation.