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School Of Business - Master's Programs

The world is constantly evolving. A master’s degree from the Stevens School of Business will prepare you to be a nimble leader in a digital economy, who can navigate and guide others through disruptive changes.

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We've reimagined business education to create the complete professional for the digital age.

At the Stevens School of Business, we've strategically integrated artificial intelligence across our entire graduate curriculum, creating a framework that addresses the mechanisms, applications and organizational implications of AI technologies.

Our approach to creating digital professionals, no matter the industry, emphasizes domain knowledge to make your technical skills immediately relevant and impactful, develops leading-edge digital skills in AI, Analytics and Automation that are necessary for technological leadership to transform data into strategic insights, and focuses on the human element through the development of interpersonal, soft and meta skills that distinguish exceptional professionals.

We go beyond teaching you to merely use AI tools. We're preparing you to understand it and to shape it.

Our faculty are a unique mix of real-world practitioners with Fortune 500 experience and passionate researchers who bring their diverse perspectives to understanding the application of new ideas to solve business problems. Through their guidance, you will become a critical thinker able to challenge established processes and nurture new products and innovations to market.

GMAT/GRE test scores are optional for all master’s programs. Applicants who think that their test scores reflect their potential for success in graduate school may submit scores for consideration.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are common Business School interview questions?

Common interview questions focus on your career goals, reasons for pursuing an MBA or Master's degree, leadership experiences and how you plan to contribute to the program. Be prepared to discuss specific examples of teamwork, problem-solving and your interest in the school's unique offerings.

How do I study for the GMAT?

Effective GMAT preparation includes using official practice tests, studying with reputable prep materials and focusing on areas where you need improvement. Note that GMAT/GRE test scores are optional for all Stevens School of Business master's programs.

Can I use work experience towards earning graduate credits?

Work experience alone does not typically translate directly into graduate credits at Stevens. However, relevant professional experience strengthens your application and enriches classroom discussions and team projects. Please speak to a program director for more details.

Is work experience required for admission into graduate programs in the School of Business?

Work experience is not required for most Stevens School of Business graduate programs, though it can strengthen your application. The MBA program is designed to accommodate both full-time students seeking an early-career boost and part-time working professionals.

What is the minimum GPA for admission to graduate programs in the School of Business?

Typically, a GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or better at the bachelor's level is expected for admission to Stevens School of Business graduate programs. Admission is competitive and holistic, so GPA is considered alongside test scores, work experience, recommendations and your statement of purpose.

What is the difference between an M.B.A and Specialized Masters (M.S., M.H.A, M.A.C.C.) degree?

An MBA provides broad, cross-functional business education covering strategy, leadership, finance and marketing. Specialized master's degrees like the M.S., M.H.A. or M.A.C.C. offer deep expertise in a specific field, making them ideal for students who know exactly which industry or function they want to pursue.

If my transcript is not in English, should I get it translated?

Yes, if your transcripts are not in English, you should submit certified English translations along with the original documents. Contact the Stevens graduate admissions office for specific translation requirements and approved services.

Should I include non-degree coursework in my application?

Yes, including relevant non-degree coursework can strengthen your application by demonstrating additional skills and academic preparation. This is especially helpful if the coursework is in areas related to your intended program of study.

Do the M.S. programs prefer GMAT or GRE?

GMAT/GRE test scores are optional for all Stevens School of Business master's programs. Applicants who believe their test scores reflect their potential for graduate-level success may submit either GMAT or GRE scores for consideration.

What is the average GMAT or GRE score for a person accepted into the M.S. programs?

Since GMAT/GRE scores are optional at Stevens, there is no strict score benchmark. Admission is competitive and holistic, considering your academic record, professional experience, recommendations, and statement of purpose, along with any submitted test scores.

Are the M.S. programs STEM eligible?

Yes, many Stevens School of Business M.S. programs carry STEM designations, which allows international students to be eligible for a 24-month extension of their Optional Practical Training (OPT). Check the specific program page for its STEM eligibility status.

May I apply to more than one program within the Business School?

Yes, you may apply to more than one program within the Stevens School of Business. Each application is reviewed independently, so be sure to tailor your statement of purpose and materials to each specific program.