Contact Information:
Sondra Smith
Director of Admissions
Carey Business School
Web: http://carey.jhu.edu
Phone: 410-516-4234
Email: Careyinfo@jhu.edu

MBA Degree Programs:
Flexible Format MBA
Weekend MBA
MBA Fellows
MBA in Medical Services Management
MBA in the Life Sciences
Master of Science in Biotechnology/MBA Dual Degree
Master of Science in Nursing/MBA Dual Degree
Master of Public Health/MBA Dual Degree
Master of Science in Information and Telecommunication Systems/MBA Dual Degree
Master of Science in Finance
Master of Science in Information and Telecommunication Systems
Master of Science in Marketing
Master of Science in Organization Development and Strategic Human Resources
Master of Science in Real Estate
Master of Science in Urban Planning and Development

Program Highlights:

• MBA Fellows. Innovative, project-based learning approach blends short, on-site residencies with an electronic distance learning community.
• MBA in the Life Sciences. Addresses business issues specifically relevant to professionals in the fields of biotechnology, genomics, pharmaceuticals, and other sciences, through project-based learning and management of a virtual business through its life cycle.
• Dual MBA/Master of Science in Information and Telecommunication Systems for Business. Balanced emphasis on information systems and business theory for the technology-driven business environment.
• Master of Science in Finance. Ranked as one of the top 20 of its kind in the nation.
• Master of Science in Marketing. One of the few marketing-focused master of science degrees in the country.
• Master of Science in Real Estate. Invaluable networking and internship opportunities with real estate communities in Baltimore and Washington, DC.
• Master of Science in Urban Planning and Development. Focuses on the development and improvement of the urban built environment: blends planning, development, business, and knowledge creation in a cutting-edge experience.
• Leadership Development Program for Minority Managers. A nationally ranked graduate certificate program whose students consistently place in the top five in the National Black MBA Association competitions.

Strategic, interdisciplinary partnerships with other Johns Hopkins schools offer unique degree opportunities that address multiple disciplines:

• MBA in Medical Services Management. Offered jointly with the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
• MBA/Master of Science in Nursing. Offered jointly with the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.
• Master in Public Health/MBA. Offered jointly with Johns Hopkins' Bloomberg School of Public Health.
• MBA/Master of Science in Biotechnology
• MBA/Master of Arts in Government
• MBA/Master of Arts in Communication. Offered jointly with the Johns Hopkins Zanvyl Kreiger School of Arts and Sciences.

Accreditation(s):
Johns Hopkins University is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Universities.

Admission Requirements:

• Online application and $70 application fee
• Official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions attended
• Two letters of recommendation
• Essay
• Resume
• Official GMAT scores for specific programs
• For non-native speakers, provide TOEFL scores (preferred minimums: 600 paper-based, 250 computer-based, or 100 Internet-based and must have been taken within the last two years)

Tuition Costs:

• $605 per credit for graduate-level courses (Homewood Campus/Downtown Baltimore Center/Columbia Center)
• $670 per credit for graduate-level courses (Montgomery County Campus)
• $735 per credit for graduate-level courses (Washington DC Center)

Description of Learning Environment for Students:
The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School builds on a tradition of business education at Johns Hopkins University dating back to 1916. Johns Hopkins has offered graduate degrees in business since the 1960s-expanding over time to include the MBA and Master of Science degrees in the specialized business disciplines of finance, information technology, management, marketing, organization development, and real estate.

Graduates of the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School consistently find that their degrees provide the professional skills and contacts they need to open doors, advance their careers, and contribute to the well-being of the communities in which they live and work. Highly skilled in multiple disciplines, alumni are recruited internationally by corporations, government agencies, nonprofits, and health care systems, and advance quickly to senior leadership positions.

A distinctive aspect of a Carey Business School education is the opportunity to combine a business education with joint or dual degrees from other world-renowned schools at Johns Hopkins, including Medicine, Nursing, Public Health, Engineering, and Arts and Sciences.

Rigorous Applied Learning
Based on the Johns Hopkins model of combining theory and practice, innovative programs integrate project-based business world experiences into each student's education. A dynamic faculty blends prominent researchers with business practitioners drawn from leading corporate, government, and nonprofit institutions, such as Bank of America, Fannie Mae, NASDAQ, Northrop Grumman, and the World Wildlife Fund.

A hallmark of a Carey Business School education is the Capstone experience, which creates an intensive, hands-on educational opportunity that puts classroom learning to the test-and produces the best-qualified business leaders for the workforce of the 21st century. Paired with leading businesses - such as Legg Mason, Black & Decker, Upper Chesapeake Health System, and Environmental Elements Corporation - Capstone student teams prepare extensive business plans to address current challenges and opportunities, and then defend the plans before the organization's leadership.

For more than a century, Johns Hopkins has been recognized as one of the top-ranked institutions of graduate education in the world. Carey Business School students and alumni belong to a worldwide community that promotes and encourages the exchange of news and ideas, as well as providing career guidance, job search, and mentoring opportunities.

Faculty:
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School draws from the wealth of resources in the Baltimore-Washington region, bringing students an experienced faculty with years of academic and professional achievement. Faculty are a blend of academic experts and practitioner faculty who are leaders in corporate, government, and nonprofit institutions such as Bank of America, Fannie Mae, NASDAQ, Northrop Grumman, and the World Wildlife Fund. Their rich and diverse backgrounds enable the Carey Business School to offer a superior curriculum that unites current and classic business perspectives. The student/faculty ratio is 13:1.