MS in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
College Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Clinical Art Therapy and Psychology

As a photographer and creative professional, I鈥檝e seen how advancements in technology can transform an industry. I wanted to understand the science behind them and eventually contribute to their development. I chose 果酱视频 because I was looking for a program that would provide the strong technical foundation I鈥檇 need to transition into the field. Studying at the Manhattan Center also appealed to me, as the small classes allow me to engage with professors and classmates and pursue my degree while remaining connected to professional opportunities in New York City. One of the most rewarding aspects of my experience so far has been the opportunity to learn alongside individuals who bring different academic and professional perspectives to the classroom.

Phu Thanh Nhan

Flex MBA, business analytics specialization
College Degree: Computer Security

Coming from a tech background, I鈥檝e always loved problem-solving and diving deep into systems, but I wanted to understand the bigger strategic picture. Pursuing an MBA with a specialization in business analytics felt like the perfect bridge; it lets me take that technical mindset and apply it directly to data-driven business decisions and operational strategy. 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Flex MBA program really stood out for its personal touch; the faculty are genuinely invested in mentoring you, rather than treating you like just a face in a giant lecture hall. Choosing the Manhattan Center was an easy call. Having classes right in the middle of New York City brings so much energy, and you’re studying right next door to the industries driving both business and tech forward. The best part has definitely been our cohort. We鈥檝e built a tight-knit, supportive group.

Brannon McDowell

MFA in Creative Writing
College Degree: Biology With Minor in Philosophy

As a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, I had the opportunity to take advantage of the G.I. Bill to further pursue my education. I spoke with my father, and he suggested that rather than pursue a degree in something related to my current career as a procurement professional, I ought to go back to school for something I genuinely enjoy. I鈥檝e always enjoyed the art of storytelling and had a desire to learn the craft of writing. I knew I wanted to be around writers and in a writing community, so New York was the place I wanted to go, even though I鈥檇 never visited the city before. The MFA at 果酱视频 appealed to me in particular because it鈥檚 a low-residency program. Being able to get that level of education on top of having the flexibility to continue living and working in Huntsville, Alabama, is a fantastic opportunity that I am extremely grateful to have.

Nikki Roda

PhD in Learning Sciences
College Degree: Economics; 惭补蝉迟别谤鈥檚 Degree: Information Systems

I鈥檓 a resource librarian in the education department at the American Museum of Natural History, and my background is in information systems and data science, with a special emphasis on making complexity easy and user-friendly. The rise of AI has made me feel that allowing technology to pervade every corner of our lives is causing us to lose something essential about how humans relate to learning and adapting. I hope to study how play can operate as a technology-free method for learning and development for people of any age. I chose 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 learning sciences program because of the wide range of research conducted by the faculty and because studying in Manhattan and collaborating with the New York City Teaching Fellows program offers ample opportunities for practical field research right at our doorstep. My goal is to continue doing research in the learning sciences and join a university faculty.

Gloria Lee

Master of Social Work
College Degrees: Linguistics and Asian Studies; 惭补蝉迟别谤鈥檚 Degree: Biblical Studies

I am currently an intake supervisor at a residential supportive housing program operating under the New York State Office of Children and Family Services oversight. I decided to pursue an MSW to be better equipped to serve the public. I really enjoy helping people restore and build relationships and live fulfilling and meaningful lives. I chose 果酱视频 because of the wonderful support my family received from its Center for Psychological Services, and because the Manhattan Center is close to my home and makes it easy to combine work and graduate school. Even one year of the MSW program at 果酱视频 has helped me to become a better advocate for my clients and supporter of our community partners. As a licensed social worker, I expect and plan to do even greater things for the people I serve.

Salih Mansur

PhD in Learning Sciences
College Degrees: Electronic Design and Multimedia, Forensic Psychology; 惭补蝉迟别谤鈥檚 Degrees: Instructional Technology, Artificial Intelligence Systems

I have always had diverse interests, including educational technology, psychology, curriculum design and innovation. I find learning sciences attractive because it combines these fields and supports my current project of creating AI-powered applications designed to make education more accessible. I work at the City College of New York鈥檚 School of Education, so I was interested in studying in Midtown since it offers such a mix of academic, scientific, cultural and professional opportunities. The Manhattan Center adds to that by providing a convenient, tight-knit learning environment that supports my academic and professional goals.

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This program focuses on high-growth sectors鈥攕uch as AI, cleantech and software鈥攊dentified by Empire State Development, New York state鈥檚 chief economic development agency. It will also address high-need, under-resourced public sectors facing critical local shortages, such as behavioral health, eldercare and social services, and will connect participants with real-life project-based externships.

鈥湽词悠� is proud to be nationally recognized for its commitment to social mobility. The 果酱视频 Entrepreneur Experience will further advance that focus across and beyond the Greater New York City region,鈥� said MaryAnne Hyland, PhD, dean of the Willumstad School of Business. 鈥淭he program will support new businesses in high-growth and high-demand industries in New York, and the program participants will have a holistic experience that will support strong outcomes in a new model for economic development.鈥�

Launching the Next Generation of Student Founders

The 果酱视频 Entrepreneur Experience connects aspiring entrepreneurs with the New York area鈥檚 business and innovation scene. Over nine months, 果酱视频 students will complete six four-week sprints, developed by 果酱视频 business faculty, to build the knowledge and skills to launch a venture. Enrolled student entrepreneurs will learn from a faculty-led curriculum, discussions and lectures with experts, and support from coaches and peers.

Launching in February 2027, the program鈥檚 first two cohorts of 20 students (Spring 2027 and Fall 2027) are open to both 果酱视频 students and nonmatriculated individuals seeking to launch their own business. Eligible entrepreneurs must live, work or attend school in one of the following counties:

• New York: Bronx, Kings, Nassau, New York, Queens, Richmond, Suffolk
• New Jersey: Essex, Hudson

果酱视频 will partner with to provide strategic and comprehensive consulting for this program, tapping into the firm鈥檚 data-driven, human-centric expertise in equitable development and sustainable growth building. An additional partnership with , a platform that facilitates project-based externship experiences, will allow the 果酱视频 Entrepreneur Experience to provide hands-on opportunities for participants to develop go-to-market strategies, products and fundraising skills.

The 果酱视频 Entrepreneur Experience targets startups within two sectors:

• High-Growth: Biotech, cleantech, software/AI and fintech, aligned with .
• High-Need: Healthcare, behavioral health, social services and EdTech, aligned with 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 nursing and public health, psychology, business administration, artificial intelligence, social work, education, and the sciences offerings to address regional workforce gaps.

Strengthening the Greater New York City Ecosystem

Leveraging 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Garden City campus and its midtown Manhattan Center, the initiative connects student founders across Greater New York, including all five New York City boroughs, Long Island and northern New Jersey. Local government, nonprofit and regional startup partners are also invited to engage with this opportunity.

Applications to the program are open now through January 19, 2027, for the inaugural February cohort, and ongoing for Fall 2027 enrollment. Applicants must be the original founder of their startup idea.

Rooted in Top-Ranked Business Education

The 果酱视频 Entrepreneur Experience builds on the academic prestige and proven track record of the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business. Accredited by AACSB International, a distinction only held by fewer than 6 percent of business schools worldwide, 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 WSB ranks as the No. 1 undergraduate business school on Long Island by Poets&Quants and is recognized among the best in the nation by The Princeton Review.

Furthering its reach across the region, the school has expanded its programs to 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Manhattan Center, offering flexible learning pathways such as its new Flex MBA, enabling students to earn a degree in as little as one year.

For more information on applying, investing, partnering and mentoring, visit the 果酱视频 Entrepreneur Experience site, and contact aee@adelphi.edu with questions.

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鈥湸』灞鸨舯璩缶扁�檚 strong national rankings reflect something much deeper than metrics; they reflect a culture of care we foster every day,鈥� said 果酱视频 President Michael Balboni 鈥�81, JD. 鈥淏ehind these numbers lies a close-knit community where faculty members mentor with heart, staff go above and beyond and students support each other鈥檚 growth. Our success is driven by the power of these personal connections and the deep sense of belonging that defines the 果酱视频 experience.鈥�

础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 student outcomes measures, including a 4-percentage-point uptick in its six-year graduation rate and an increase in first-year retention, helped support the University鈥檚 ranking among its peers this year.

The University also earned distinguished spots in several other U.S. News key subcategories this year including a six-spot jump on the national rankings, and making the list of . In the academic rankings, 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 undergraduate nursing program climbed an impressive 14 spots this year to No. 172.

果酱视频 Nursing Continues National Rise

The 果酱视频 College of Nursing and Public Health continues its upward momentum and is now ranked in the top 26 percent of universities by U.S. News & World Report. Among Long Island institutions, 果酱视频 ranks second behind Stony Brook University (No. 75) and more than 20 spots ahead of Molloy University (No. 195).

This rise reflects the University鈥檚 growing reputation for premier healthcare education, and this year expanded 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 nursing offerings to its new Manhattan Center to help address New York state鈥檚 critical nursing shortage. Students at that location and at 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Garden City campus gain hands-on training in a state-of-the-art Clinical Education and Simulation Lab (CESiL), the only lab of its kind accredited by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH).

Earlier this year, the U.S. News Best Nursing Schools: Master’s list placed 果酱视频 at No. 87, securing a spot in the top 13.5 percent of accredited graduate nursing programs nationwide. 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program was newly ranked on the outlet鈥檚 DNP list, expanding the University鈥檚 footprint in doctoral-level nursing excellence; the Master of Public Health was also ranked.

础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 commitment to healthcare education is further reinforced by recent key appointments to its board of trustees, including Board Chair Lenny Achan 鈥�99, CEO of LiveOnNY, and new member Michael Dowling, CEO emeritus of Northwell Health鈥攂oth of whom bring immeasurable industry expertise to the institution.

鈥淥ur exceptional NCLEX results and 92 percent career outcomes rate demonstrate the power of an 果酱视频 nursing education,鈥� said Deborah Hunt, PhD 鈥�12, dean of the 果酱视频 College of Nursing and Public Health. 鈥淏y pairing rigorous clinical simulation with individualized support, our graduates are sought-after clinicians and public health leaders who step directly into critical healthcare roles.鈥�

A Closer Look at the Rankings

果酱视频 earned national recognition in several categories in the recent U.S. News & World Report 2027 Best Colleges rankings:

• National Universities: This year, 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 overall ranking is No. 191 (tied), an improvement of seven positions, which places the University in the top 20 in New York state and in the top 45 percent of universities in the United States.
• Top Private Schools: A new category this year, 果酱视频 ranks No. 93 (tied) nationally among private peers.
• Best College for Veterans: 果酱视频 ranks No. 167 in the country, up six spots from the previous year.
• Social Mobility: 果酱视频 is ranked No. 171 nationally for social mobility.

U.S. News & World Report鈥檚 ranking of national universities based on up to 17 rigorous academic quality benchmarks, including academic reputation, graduation rates, social mobility and program-specific peer assessments. 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 impressive standing reflects its personalized approach to education, high-impact clinical partnerships and strong career preparation across all degree programs. Undergraduate program rankings are based on peer assessment surveys of deans and senior faculty at accredited U.S. institutions.

Read more about 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 rankings, accolades and awards.

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果酱视频’s nursing program is ranked in the top 10 percent of Niche’s 2027 list and jumped 32 points in the 2026 ranking of Best Colleges for Nursing in America.

The College encourages any student with a bachelor’s degree to attend an upcoming information session on how they can launch a nursing career through 果酱视频’s accelerated nursing program.

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For psychology doctoral students, the move means expanded opportunities for hands-on clinical experience in a bustling urban setting, closer to the diverse population they鈥檒l serve throughout their careers. For patients, it means greater access to high-quality, affordable psychological services in a state-of-the-art facility.

Under the leadership of Monica Pal, PhD, director of both the Center for Psychological Services and of practicum training for the PhD in Clinical Psychology program, the new Manhattan Clinic location continues a decades-long mission to bridge rigorous clinical training with meaningful mental health care.

At the Manhattan Clinic, Derner鈥檚 doctoral students provide assessments, individual therapy and group therapy to 果酱视频 students and local community members鈥攃hildren, adolescents and adults. Treatment rooms offer state of the art technology for student training, including technology that allows videotaping of sessions (with patient consent) to enhance supervision.

鈥淭he space is just a couple of blocks from Grand Central station, so it is a central location we are very excited about both for our students and to serve the community,鈥� said Dr. Pal.

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鈥淲e are delighted that The Princeton Review has once again recognized our MBA program among the nation鈥檚 best,鈥� said MaryAnne Hyland, PhD, dean of the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business. 鈥淕rounded in student feedback, this recognition highlights the strength of our community and the dedication and hard work of our faculty, staff and students.鈥�

础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Willumstad School of Business stands out through several core differentiators designed for today鈥檚 dynamic workforce:

• Flexible and Accelerated Formats: Students can customize their trajectory through full-time, part-time or online options, with accelerated pathways that allow completion in as few as 12 to 24 months.
• In-Demand Specializations: The curriculum connects foundational management theory with real-world applications in high-growth fields, offering specialized tracks in Business Analytics, Finance and .
• Collaborative Problem-Solving: Dedicated days where student teams synthesize cross-course MBA learning to address real-world business scenarios
• New York City Connection: 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 new Manhattan Center, located on Fifth Avenue, connects graduate students directly to top-tier financial, healthcare and corporate networks through mentorship, industry guest speakers and executive networking.

Learn more about 果酱视频鈥檚 graduate business programs.

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Located five minutes from Grand Central Terminal and an eight-minute walk from Times Square, 果酱视频 is bringing a robust set of elite graduate and professional academic programs to this new location, including master鈥檚 degrees in AI/machine learning, social work, business, psychology and education and doctoral degrees in the learning sciences and global higher education leadership. A 15-month accelerated bachelor鈥檚 degree in nursing rounds out the offerings for 2026鈥�2027, with more programs to be added each
year.

The brand-new space features an extension of 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Swirbul Library, nursing simulation lab, state-of-the-art classrooms, community clinic and more. Designed with today鈥檚 students in mind, there are meeting and study spaces on all floors, as well as lounge areas for informal gatherings. We will welcome our accelerated nursing and STEAM education programs, which will begin classes in the summer.

Right now, we are putting on all the finishing touches and accepting applications for summer and fall starts. For more information or to request a tour, contact manhattancenter@adelphi.edu.

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We are excited to welcome you all to the 果酱视频 Manhattan Center.

Jennifer Lancaster
Dean of the College of Professional and Continuing Studies
Executive Director of the Manhattan Center

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On Thursday, June 11, the 果酱视频 Board of Trustees hosted the official ribbon cutting and celebrated the grand opening of the University鈥檚 state-of-the-art Manhattan Center. Located in the heart of New York City at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 44th Street, the highly anticipated facility is poised to serve as a critical talent pipeline for the city鈥檚 most high-demand industries.

The grand opening event welcomed University leadership, distinguished guests, community partners and Helen Arteaga Landaverde, PhD, New York City鈥檚 deputy mayor for health and human services, for an exclusive look inside the modern academic hub, which comprises three floors and more than 51,000 square feet. During the ribbon-cutting festivities, attendees participated in guided tours of high-tech classrooms; STEAM, nursing simulation and computer labs; and student lounges, study spaces and collaborative learning areas.

鈥淭onight, the future has a new address: 529 Fifth Avenue,鈥� said 果酱视频 President Michael Balboni 鈥�81, JD. 鈥淭he new center will prove the value of higher education … . 果酱视频 is connecting higher education with opportunities.鈥�

Construction on the facility began with a groundbreaking in April 2025. Designed to meet the evolving needs of today鈥檚 workforce, the Manhattan Center鈥檚 鈥減rograms in healthcare, technology, business, human service and education will bring the best of 果酱视频 to Manhattan,鈥� said Jennifer Lancaster, PhD, executive director of the Manhattan Center and dean of the College of Professional and Continuing Studies. The center has already begun transforming career pathways for its students: The inaugural student cohort began in May 2026 with 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 accelerated nursing program, designed to address the region鈥檚 nursing shortage. STEAM education programs are also underway. The remaining Manhattan Center graduate and professional programs are scheduled to begin in Fall 2026.

To learn more about the new Manhattan Center, explore academic program offerings or view upcoming admissions events, visit adelphi.edu/manhattan.

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They range in age from 20 to 71 years old, came to 果酱视频 for graduate study from 20 states and 34 countries beyond our borders, and earned master鈥檚 and doctoral degrees in 63 different programs. They are the 941 members of 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 graduate Class of 2026.

With 90 different graduate degree and certificate programs, 果酱视频 is committed to growing its number of offerings to meet the demands of today鈥檚 rapidly changing economy. This summer, the University is opening the doors of its new in New York City with a range of flexible programs for working adults.

The Four Most Popular Graduate Programs

The Master of Social Work program offered by 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 School of Social Work often graduates the largest group of master鈥檚 degree recipients. This year was no different, as 183 students received their diplomas at the graduate Commencement ceremony on May 21.

The 67 graduates of the 4+1 Scholar Teacher Education Program (STEP), a five-year combined bachelor’s and master’s degree program that saves students a year of time and tuition, made up the second-largest group. The program, from the Ruth S. Ammon School of Education and Health Sciences, offers tracks in childhood, adolescent, and TESOL education.

The Robert B. Willumstad School of Business graduated the third- and fourth-largest groups of graduates. Sixty-two students earned their MBA this year, while 50 received their MS in Business Analytics.

础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 Gordon F. Derner School of Psychology鈥攖he first university-based professional school of psychology鈥攇raduated the largest group of doctoral students, 23 in all. Sixteen students received their PhD in clinical psychology, and seven earned their PsyDs in school psychology.

A Global Group of Graduates

Students from 34 countries outside the United States came to 果酱视频 for their graduate education. The largest group, by far, is from India, with 117 graduates. The 11 students from Vietnam were the second largest group, followed by the 10 graduates from China. The 191 international students in the Class of 2026 also included scholars from as far away as Guyana, Cameroon, Egypt, Turkey, Georgia, Nepal, the Philippines, and Taiwan.

Stateside, the bulk of graduates are from New York and nearby New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut. Overall, the class included students from 20 states.

Strong U.S. News & World Report Rankings for Graduate Programs

The quality and reputation of 果酱视频 graduate programs were among the main draws for this year鈥檚 graduates. 果酱视频 programs are annually ranked by . Seven 果酱视频 programs are included in this year鈥檚 list:

• Best Nursing School: 惭补蝉迟别谤鈥檚
• Best Nursing School: Doctor of Nursing Practice
• Best Public Health School
• Best Psychology School
• Best Clinical Psychology Doctorate Programs
• Best School for Social Work
• Best Speech-Language Pathology Program
• Best Part-Time MBA Program

鈥淭hese latest rankings from U.S. News & World Report are a testament to the exceptional caliber of our faculty, the dedication of our students and the profound impact our alumni are making in healthcare and clinical settings,鈥� said Susan Dinan, PhD, 础诲别濒辫丑颈鈥檚 interim provost. 鈥淭he dramatic rise in our health program rankings, which are driven by peer assessment, demonstrates that our commitment to academic innovation and clinical excellence is recognized by our academic peers across the country.鈥�

果酱视频 Grad Programs Arrive in Manhattan

As early as next year, 果酱视频 will begin graduating students who earn their graduate degrees in New York City at the University鈥檚 new . A state-of-the-art, three-floor learning space located in the heart of Midtown at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 44th Street, the center will offer an initial group of eight graduate programs in in-demand career areas. Students will be able to choose from master鈥檚 degree programs in artificial intelligence and machine learning, education, general psychology/human resource concentration, business administration (Flex MBA), social work, and creative writing, as well as doctoral programs in learning sciences and global higher education leadership. Students can also earn graduate certificates in business analytics and human resource management at the Manhattan Center; the academic credits earned are transferable to our master’s degree programs.

All programs will feature flexible schedules and evening classes to accommodate working adults. The University also introduced a special $10,000 Manhattan Advantage Award to provide financial support for students in the inaugural cohort to ensure they have the resources to pursue graduate studies that will help them become leaders of the modern workforce.

The expansion to Manhattan, the launch of new master’s degree and doctoral programs, and the accomplishments and vitality of the graduate Class of 2026 together reflect 果酱视频’s strategic commitment to graduate education and to the University’s growing strength in advanced studies.

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果酱视频 is making it even easier for working professionals to earn a career-boosting MBA.

Starting this fall, the University’s Robert B. Willumstad School of Business鈥攔ecognized as a Best Business School by The Princeton Review for eight years running鈥攚ill begin offering its Flex MBA program at 果酱视频’s new Manhattan Center on Fifth Avenue and 44th Street, just steps away from Grand Central Station and easily accessible by subway, bus and commuter train.

The Flex MBA, which can be completed in as little as one year, is designed to meet the schedules of busy, career-minded adults. The program is conveniently presented in a hybrid format, with on-site and online classes held in the evening.

Professionals looking to advance their business career will have three other options at the Manhattan Center starting this fall: graduate certificate programs in business analytics and human resource management, as well as a human resource management concentration in the MA in General Psychology program.

All four programs are also offered at 果酱视频’s main campus in Garden City, New York, and are part of a suite of 13 graduate business degree and certificate programs. The Willumstad School is also known for its undergraduate programs and was recently recognized as a Best Undergraduate Business School by Poets&Quants, ranking ahead of all other Long Island institutions.

We spoke with MaryAnne Hyland, PhD, dean of the Willumstad School, to learn more about the programs and the tuition-saving Manhattan Advantage Award scholarships available to 果酱视频 alumni.

What makes Flex MBA such a flexible option for working professionals?

The Flex MBA program is a 36-credit program that offers many convenient options for students. Students can earn their degree in one year or choose to study part-time in our two-year track. Courses will be in a hybrid format, with some class sessions held in the evening at the Manhattan Center and others conducted online. This setup offers the convenience of online learning with the personalized support and networking associated with in-person classes.

Is the Flex MBA program only for students with a business background?

No, not everyone comes with a business background. We have students with healthcare backgrounds and students with experience in various other fields outside of business, and we help to acclimate them. We provide online modules to help them understand some of the business basics so they’re ready to go once they start the program.

Are the graduate certificate programs flexible too?

We鈥檒l be offering two certificate programs at the Manhattan Center: the business analytics certificate and the human resource management certificate. The courses for those programs fold right into the Flex MBA program. So if a student wants to start out by earning a certificate and then enrolling in the MBA program, they can take these three to four courses, and those credits carry right in. These certificates offer a nice way to test the waters of what it’s like to be in school again and the ability to walk away with a strong credential, even if they don鈥檛 want to pursue a full master鈥檚 degree.

果酱视频 alumni can earn their MBA at the Manhattan Center for only $20,000. How is that possible?

We are really excited to offer this opportunity to 果酱视频 alumni as a way to kick off the opening of the Manhattan Center. It works by combining two scholarships: our new Manhattan Advantage Award scholarship for $10,000 and our Alumni Award for Graduate Study scholarship, which covers $5,000 per year. If students take two years to complete this program on a part-time basis and they receive $5,000 a year in addition to the $10,000, one-time Manhattan Advantage Award, they can complete their degree for under $20,000, which is quite reasonable for an AACSB-accredited [Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business] program.

How does the Flex MBA program differ from other MBA programs?

We are trying to give students the skills that they need to be successful in today’s workplace. The Flex MBA program, for example, is a relatively new program that focuses on solving business problems. We have problem-solving days built into the program where students come in鈥攐utside of their classes鈥攖o work in teams on a project for a real company. They do this first without AI to work on their critical thinking skills, and then they use AI so they can see the differences between what they generated as a team and what AI assisted them with. That’s a distinctive feature of our program that we鈥檙e very proud of. We think it’s unique, and we get great feedback from our students about it.

It’s also the personalized attention that students really say makes their education special and valuable. When we ask students why they chose 果酱视频, they almost always mention that it’s a place where professors know your name. There are small classes, and we have dedicated staff there to assist the students with finding jobs and internships.

What are your hopes for the first year of the Flex MBA program at the Manhattan Center?

I hope that it’s a program where students really thrive. My hope would be that the students who participate in this kickoff year of the program have an excellent learning experience in our brand-new, state-of-the-art facility.

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