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 Baruch College is an Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action institution. The College does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, sexual orientation, alienage or citizenship, religion, race, color, national or ethnic origin, disability, veteran or marital status in its student admissions, employment, access to programs, and administration of educational policies.
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Our Mission: The Baruch/Mt.Sinai Graduate MBA Program in Health Care Administration is dedicated to the graduate business education of practicing professionals in the health care industry. The Program seeks to advance student knowledge in essential business disciplines and to instruct students in the application of this knowledge to managerial issues in health care. Graduates will exhibit the flexibility required to cope with the rapidly changing health care environment and be able to function effectively in a wide range of settings and organizational forms. It is expected that Program graduates will attain senior positions within the field and will work in a wide range of health care organizations that reflect the diversity of the field and the diversity of populations to be served.
Why an MBA and not an MPH or MPA in Health Care?
Health Care institutions, both profit and not-for-profit, are under enormous pressure to contain costs and improve the quality of services and products. Of the three degrees, the MBA provides the most rigorous and in depth study of managerial science. Our MBA Program in Health Care Administration first builds competency in the standard MBA core disciplines. We then show students how to apply this knowledge to the particulars of the health care industry. Our students graduate with the intellectual foundation necessary to take on the managerial challenges facing the health care industry today and tomorrow. Where are the classes held?
All classes are held at Baruch College in our new state of the art Vertical Campus, located at 1 Bernard Baruch Way, in Manhattan located on the corner of 25th Street and Lexington Avenue. Do you have a parking garage at the college?
No, we don't have a garage, but there are some in the neighborhood. Parking is very limited in the immediate neighborhood. The M23 Cross-town bus stops nearby as well as the IRT #6 train. We are a brisk 15- 20-minute walk to Penn Station or Grand Central Station. NY State Residents Out of State Residents
Year 1: $17,315 $22,670
Year 2: $15,770 $20,360
Year 3: $15,770 $20,360
(Based on spring 2011 tuition and fees.)
I'm from Italy, and will need an I 20 and student visa to attend, will you prepare them for me?
As a part time program, we are not able to issue immigration documents to students. I'm an M.D., Is The GMAT ever waived?
No, we require the GMAT of all applicants and it is never waived. Must I be working full time in Heath Care?
No, but over 90 percent of our students work in the health care industry. Working in the industry enhances the relevancy of the curriculum and the marketability of the MBA program. What types of jobs can I hold after Graduation?
Listed below are a sampling of jobs held by our alumni:
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