Hofstra University Frank G. Zarb School of Business

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Hofstra University Says...

A university large enough to have extensive resources yet small enough to give students individual attention Â— this is Hofstra University. With an outstanding faculty, advanced technological resources, and state-of-the-art facilities, Hofstra has a growing national reputation. Yet our average graduate class size is just 13. Hofstra offers a dynami... More More

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126 Hofstra University

105 Memorial Hall

Hempstead, NY 11549

Phone: 800-463-7672

Fax: 516-463-4664

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Concentrations:	Accounting, Healthcare Administration, Human Resources, Finance, Information Systems/Information Technology, International Business, JD/MBA - Dual Degree, Leadership/Management, Marketing, Media/Entertainment Sports Management, Real Estate
Centers of Research:	Finance, Real Estate
Part-Time Program:	Yes
Evening Program:	Yes
Executive MBA Program Offered:	Yes
Online MBA:	No
Student Faculty Ratio:	9:1
Total Faculty:	59
Faculty Full-Time:	80%
Faculty Part-Time:	20%

Rolling Admission:	Yes

Rolling Admission:

Yes

GMAT Range (25-75%):	490 - 600
Average UGrad GPA:	3.12
Enrollment:	558
% Full-Time:	6%
% Part-Time:	94%
% Full-Time International:	53%
Average Age:	27.00
Avg Years Work Experience:	5

Average Starting Salary:	$71,594.00
% of graduates accepting new jobs in
Consulting:	8%
Finance:	35%
General Management:	3%
Information Technology:	6%
Marketing / Sales:	27%
Operations / Production:	5%

Tuition:	$15,750.00
Estimated Room and Board:	$14,400.00
Students receiving some aid:	91%
Average Annual Total Financial Aid:	$19,057.00
Direct Lender:	No

% of Classrooms with Internet Access:	100%
Campus-wide Internet Network:	Yes
Research Centers:	Martin B. Greenberg Trading Room with data feeds from Bloomberg, L.P. provides state of the technology with 20 minute delayed data and several research databases and software for advanced financial analysis; Merrill Lynch Center for the Study of Financial Markets: Small Business Institute; Business Development Center; Weller Hall Networking Lab for Student Teaching and Testing