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A Welcome from Dean Vishal Gaur
A welcome message for the incoming Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership cohort.
You’ve Been Accepted, What’s Next?
Step 1: Review your offer letter, accept the offer of admission, and pay the non-refundable enrollment deposit to secure your seat.
Step 2: If applicable, complete the conditions for admission and submit your official transcripts.
Step 3: Save the dates for your first residential session in Ithaca – July 26th to August 2nd, 2026. You can also explore the full executive MBA/MS first-year calendar.
Step 4: Show your Cornell pride! Use code EMBA20FS for 20% off at the Cornell Store.
Re Vera Background Check
After enrolling, you will be required to complete a background check to confirm that the information provided in your application is an accurate reflection of your experience and accomplishments. To assist us with this process, we have chosen Re Vera Services, a company specializing in academic verifications, to be the third-party provider of these services for our MBA programs. Re Vera will verify your employment, academic records, and references.
Once you have accepted your offer and paid the enrollment deposit, you will receive an invitation from verifications@reveraservices.com to initiate the verification process. There is a $125 fee for this service. Once initiated, Re Vera Services will provide you with written confirmation of payment as well as your release.
The Re Vera review process will take approximately 2 to 4 weeks from the time you receive confirmation of payment and release. We ask that you initiate this process as soon as possible to avoid any delays that could negatively impact your program start.
Please note: admission may be rescinded if you elect not to initiate or complete this required review, or if the background check reveals an ethical violation.
Engage with the Cornell Community
Tour our New York City Campus
Join us for a campus tour and immerse yourself in the Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership experience. Explore our state-of-the-art facilities, visit the EMBA classrooms, and have the admissions team answer your questions.
Speak with an EMBA Alum
Whether you are curious about balancing the program with a demanding career or how the Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership degree helped shape their leadership in healthcare, speak with an alum. Our alumni are eager to share their stories and answer your questions.
Financial Aid Information
- Apply for Financial Aid through Weill Cornell Medicine (WCM): Deadline April 1.
- If you are applying for financial aid, complete the 2026-2027 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application. (school code G04762)
- If you wish to complete your federal student loan(s), please submit your Unsubsidized Student Loan “Entrance Counseling” and “Master Promissory Note” application via studentaid.gov.
- For more information on the application process, visit WCM’s site at https://studentservices.weill.cornell.edu/financial-aid/applying-financial-aid.
- For additional loan and financial aid requirements, visit our graduate school aid application page.
- Note that your Weill Cornell credentials (CWID) are required to apply for financial aid. Enrolled students can expect to receive their CWID in March.
Connect with Financial Aid and Student Accounting Teams
Office of Student Accounting
For any questions regarding billing, payments, health insurance, or tax forms (1098-T), please contact the Office of Student Accounting at student-accounting@med.cornell.edu
Office of Financial Aid
For questions about financial aid or loan applications, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at finaid@med.cornell.edu. They are here to assist you.