
Marques Brownlee '15
Stevens is where Marques — better known as MKBHD — truly began building a YouTube empire that would make him a top tech influencer.
When it comes to your career and your dream job, business as usual just isn't enough. That's why you'll love it at Stevens.
You grew up surrounded by technology and its endless potential to enable discovery, creativity, entrepreneurship and connectivity. That sense of possibility is what the School of Business is all about. Whether your goal is to be a game-changer at a Fortune 500 company or to develop your entrepreneurial passion, our Hoboken, NJ, campus is where you'll find the inspiration you seek. You'll learn from professors whose research has created real innovation in the business world, and you'll be supported by your peers, whose enthusiasm and dedication will push you to excel.
Need more inspiration? Our panoramic overlook of New York City is breathtaking, but it's more than just a view. Recruiters, executives, entrepreneurs, alumni and other distinguished guests regularly cross the river to meet our students and understand the unique perspectives they bring to problem-solving — an important driver of the career success our graduates enjoy. And it's just a 10-minute train ride to the cultural capital of the Big Apple, so whether your passion is sports, music, museums, arts, theater or dining, you'll find it close by.
Our students have big dreams about making their mark on the world. It's no surprise that after graduation, so many of them do just that.
Stevens is where Marques — better known as MKBHD — truly began building a YouTube empire that would make him a top tech influencer.
When her clients get nervous about digital transformation, Carolyn uses her Stevens lessons to help them create a smart strategy.
Justin came to Stevens interested in robotics. He left an entrepreneur with a hunger for healthcare technology.
'I knew a degree in Business & Technology would always be in demand,' Sheila says. Her degree prepared her for a high-profile role at Morgan Stanley.
Mike transferred to Stevens in hopes of working in high tech. He got his dream job when he accepted an offer with Jet.
Now chief data scientist at Perl Street, Dakota played an outsized role in helping to establish the Student Managed Investment Fund at Stevens.
Genevieve started her nonprofit in high school. She graduated from Stevens having donated more than 300 pairs of decorated crutches to injured veterans.
After graduating at the top of her class, Allie brought lessons from classes and research to a coveted post in technology at EY.
Lessons in tech and entrepreneurship helped Bruce start Poputar, which got him listed on Forbes' 30 Under 30 rankings in Asia.
Two internships, and an impressive capstone consulting project, have helped Carolina turn heads at EY.
Austin got a top grad school offer thanks to an ambitious capstone research project related to subprime auto loans.
Sarah did it all at Stevens — from a Solar Decathlon to studying abroad — where she got the financial analytics skills to be a standout at Credit Suisse.
Undergraduate business students had a phenomenal track record of getting the jobs they wanted (Class of 2020)
Business graduates set a new record for average starting salaries, even in a pandemic (Class of 2020)
Proximity to Manhattan and a tech-focused education help Stevens students score top internships
A supportive network creates a positive atmosphere that drives student happiness and success
Awarded for "Best Career Placement" from The Princeton Review’s "The Best Value Colleges," 2020
For the best 20-year return on investment for graduates, 2020 PayScale College ROI Report.
"Most Innovative Schools" in the nation, U.S. News & World Report's Best Colleges 2018 rankings.
Awarded for “College City Gets High Marks” in Princeton Review’s “The Best 386 Colleges” 2021
Your professors bring incredible experience to the classroom, and can connect you to their extensive professional networks. Small class sizes help you form close ties to our faculty.
An expert in digital marketing and social media, classes with Dr. Sabnis showcase how quickly tech is changing marketing and advertising.
Dr. Lombardi uses examples from his work in healthcare to demonstrate project management values to his students.
Dr. Saad-Lessler is an economist who grapples with public-policy problems like paid leave and retirement benefits.
Dr. Anderson is a respected professor and economist who has done analysis on issues including substance abuse and tax policy.
Dr. Ryan has won three prestigious Stevens teaching awards. He brings lessons from two decades at Bell Labs to class.
Accounting classes with Dr. Henry are about finding the narrative that the numbers are trying to tell.
Dr. Calhoun's Wall Street Journal quizzes are a thing of legend for his current students and alumni of the Quantitative Finance program.
Dr. Murphy has an extensive professional network that she taps into to bring managers and real-world problems to classes.