Get Into NYU Stern’s MSBAi aka Masters of Business Analytics and AI [Episode 597]

Admissions Straight Talk

The NYU Stern Masters of Business Analytics and AI (MSBAAI) program is a one-year specialized degree program that trains students to make data-driven decisions. Dr. Anindya Ghose, Heinz Riehl Chair Professor of Technology and Marketing at New York University's Leonard Stern School of Business and Director of the Masters of Business Analytics and AI Program at Stern discusses everything applicants need to know. He shares the core aim of the program which is to impart cross-functional skills that can be applied across industries. Additionally, Dr. Ghose highlights the career path for graduates of the program.

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1. Dr. Ghose, welcome to Admissions Straight Talk. (00:00:00)

2. Can you give us an overview of the Masters of Business Analytics and AI Program at Stern? (00:01:46)

3. Why was AI added to the title? (00:02:34)

4. Who is this program intended for? (00:06:33)

5. Can you go over the structure of the program? I know this is a program for working professionals, right? (00:07:42)

6. There are in-residence portions of the programs and more portions of the program, correct? (00:08:07)

7. During the remote portions of the program, how much time per week do students typically spend completing the program? (00:08:53)

8. I know you mentioned that most of the in-person sessions are in New York City, but you also mentioned there's a global component to it. Where do you typically go? (00:09:21)

9. How many students are in the MSBAi? And do they ever mix or meet with the other graduate or undergraduate students at Stern? (00:10:33)

10. I once had this discussion with one of my kids. Isn't the MBA a more recognized degree and somewhat more flexible? What is the benefit of getting a seemingly narrower degree? (00:11:29)

11. What are the academic requirements to gain admission to this program? And what are the nice-to-haves? (00:12:47)

12. Do you ever tell people, "Look, I'm going to admit you, but I advise you to take this in this class before you start the program"? (00:14:12)

13. What kind of experience do you like to see? (00:14:55)

14. I noticed that neither the GRE nor the GMAT is required, but may be requested of applicants. Who is likely to be requested to take the test? And does the test score play any role in the awarding of scholarships, specifically the Dean's Scholarship or the (00:16:00)

15. There's an essay that's a required part of the application. What are you looking for in the essay portion of the application? (00:17:27)

16. What can applicants expect if they're lucky enough to be invited to interview? (00:18:24)

17. Thinking of goals, what are the typical positions that graduates of this program go into? Do they have access to the Career Center at Stern? (00:19:31)

18. Do graduates of the program typically just advance in their current positions or do they change companies and roles? (00:20:13)

19. What do you think of applicants using AI to write their application? (00:20:56)

20. You just came out with a new book. Can you tell us a little bit about it? (00:22:29)

21. What question would you have liked me to ask you that I haven't asked? What would you like to answer or discuss that I haven't raised? (00:25:28)

22. That is very impressive. Is your book about the benefits of AI exclusively, or is it also about some of the risks and how to handle them? (00:25:29)