You will find a very unique supportive environment here. Johnson is committed to supporting our veteran students intellectually, socially, and financially. As a veteran, you bring a unique facet to the entire Johnson student body and we are all enriched by your leadership experiences. When you come to Cornell, you become part of an extensive network of more than 300,000 alumni, including 13,000 Johnson graduates. Connect with Cornell’s Military Community and explore the web portal to discover the programs and services available to our active military and veteran students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Our unique Immersion Program allows veterans to quickly get up-to-speed as career-changers. That first-year deep dive into a subject matter is good for any career changer, but can be especially true for veterans as you transition back to the academic environment and into the world of business. You can go with confidence into your internship with four or five accounting courses under your belt, as compared to the one you would acquire at other b-schools.
In addition, you’ll find a small class size with incredibly supportive staff and faculty that makes Johnson a unique place among elite business schools.
Prospective Military applicants are invited to visit campus and meet with veteran students, faculty, and staff including those representing our strong military community here at Johnson. Learn how to successfully position yourself in the MBA Admissions process.
Join Admissions representatives and members of our student Veteran community for an online webinar to learn about the Cornell MBA and how to best position yourself as a top MBA candidate. During the session you will learn about the various resources available to our veteran students, including our Career Management Center, and Johnson Association of Veterans.
The Association of Veterans at Johnson is a dynamic and supportive organization that actively reaches out to prospective military veteran students and creates a community of veterans throughout Johnson and Cornell University.
Cornell Trustee Emeritus Peter Nolan ’80, MBA ’82, and his wife, Stephanie Nolan ’84, have given nearly $2 million to help the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management support U.S. military veterans seeking an MBA.
