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What are the best colleges in New York to study business?

I am a senior in high school, and I want to double major in English and buisness. I want to know what the best colleges are, and the requirements to get into the schools. #business #college-majors

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Two college from New York make it onto the country's top 10 undergraduate business programs (check out this link): New York University (NYU) and Cornell. Both are private universities with yearly tuition around $40,000-$45,000. Both are quite selective.


For NYU, out of the 42,242 applicants for the undergraduate class of 2015, around 30% were offered admission. For NYU, the middle 50% of SAT scores for the class of 2015 was 630–730 for critical reading, 650–750 for math, and 660–750 for writing. The middle 50% of ACT scores for the class of 2015 fell between 29 and 31. The average GPA corresponds with an A-range letter grade. Most admitted students were in the top 10% of their class. These stats are from here.


For Cornell, out of 36,392 applications for the class of 2015, 18% were offered admission. For Cornell, the median SAT I scores for admitted students was 710 for critical reading and 740 for math. These numbers are from here.

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Thank you comment icon One thing to add about Cornell: Their business program is part of what they call the "Hotel school". It is a business program with a particular specialization in the hospitality industry. This can sometimes be confusing for applicants, but make no mistake: it is a <strong><em>very</em></strong> high quality business program. Jared Chung, Admin
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Munazza’s Answer

I would say NYU, Cornell and Columbia
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Michael’s Answer

Studying both business and liberal arts is a great idea, but not all colleges allow you to take classes across schools (often business is housed in a different school or college within the university). I would look into the ability to do a cross-disciplinary dual degree before making your final choice. I would also add that we see a lot of students who went to Fordham doing well in the business community here in New York City.
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