Quick Facts

Class Profiles:

• Undergraduate Students
  • Class of 2008 enrollment: 343
  • Current number of SOM undergraduate students: 1,425
  • Total BU undergraduate enrollment: 11,523
  • Number of SOM undergraduate applications received: 4,725
  • Average combined SAT score: 1,305
  • High School average: 95
• Graduate Students
  • Number of new graduate students : 130
  • Average GMAT score: 620
  • GMAT scores (middle 80 percentile): 580 - 680
  • Average GPA: 3.4
  • Average TOEFL score: 610
  • Average age of incoming graduate student: 24
  • Current number of SOM graduate students: 260
  • Total BU graduate enrollment: 2,538

Costs:

• Fall 2008 estimated full-time tuition & fees:
  • Undergraduate:
    • State resident: $3,346 /semester
    • Non-resident: $7,296 /semester
    • Double room and dining plan: $4,500 /semester
  • Graduate (MBA):
    • State resident: $4,620.50 /semester
    • Non-resident: $7,445.50 /semester
    • Estimated rent, utilities & food: $575 - $850 /month
  • Graduate (MS Accounting):
    • State resident: $4,505 /semester
    • Non-resident: $7,190 /semester
    • Estimated rent, utilities & food: $575 - $850 /month
  • Executive MBA - varies according to program

SOM Facts:

• The School of Management has existed as a separate unit on the Binghamton University campus since 1970. Since its establishment as a distinct academic unit, the School of Management has conferred over 2,000 graduate degrees and over 7,000 undergraduate degrees.
• The SOM offers the following degree programs:
  • BS in Management
  • BS in Accounting
  • MBA
  • MS in Accounting
  • Ph.D. in Management
  • Fast-Track Professional MBA-NYC
  • Executive MBA
  • Executive MBA for Health Care Professionals
• Masters of Business Administration program founded: 1972
• Accreditation: The School of Management is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International).Only approximately 25% of U.S. business schools have achieved this accreditation.The School is also accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSACS).
• Current number of faculty: 61