Full-time MBA | Underrepresented Minorities

Upcoming Events for Applicants

• Consortium Chats - Connect with admissions and learn about the benefits of the Consortium, the application process, and the Consortium community at Stern.
• A Night with NYU Stern - A panel discussion with alumni of the Association of Hispanic & Black Business Students (AHBBS). Meet AHBBS alumni as they share their experience at Stern and how they have leveraged their MBA in their careers.
• Discover Stern Week - Each year, Stern hosts this invitation-only event that gives prospective students a chance to experience the Stern community. This multi-day event includes interactions with current students, alumni, and administrators, and insights on preparing a competitive application. 

Partner Organizations

	Stern is a member of The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management, an alliance of business schools and corporations dedicated to reducing the serious under-representation of African Americans, Hispanic Americans and Native Americans in business. We encourage all eligible candidates to apply via The Consortium application process. Learn more about The Consortium and view the many benefits of applying to NYU Stern through The Consortium.
	Stern partners with Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT), a 9-12 month program that helps young professionals apply successfully to leading graduate business schools. Learn more about the benefits of participating in MLT.
	Stern participates in the annual conference of the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA), and many Stern students are members of the organization.
	Stern participates in the annual conference of Prospanica, and we count numerous members among our students.
	Stern partners with the Robert Toigo Foundation, an organization that provides an MBA Fellowship and career preparation for candidates committed to careers in finance. Learn more about the Toigo MBA Fellowship.
	Stern is a partner school and participant in Graduate Horizons, which supports the higher education of Native American students by providing graduate admissions workshops to American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian students/participants from across the nation.