Graduate students have access to academic/program advisors, career advisors, and faculty advisors. 

Academic/Program Advisors

The academic advising team provides graduate students with:

• Advisement related to degree requirements and programs of study – curriculum, program planning, graduation requirements
• Assistance with registration – course permissions, CUNYfirst issues, waitlists
• Interpretation of College policy and procedures – academic standing, transfer credit, appeals
• Connection to resources on campus

While you do not have to meet with an advisor, it’s a good idea to make a connection, review your program of study, and make sure you understand your curriculum. You should reach out to your advisor if you are experiencing academic difficulty. The team can also connect to you to resources if you are experiencing personal difficulty. The advising team, like most Baruch College departments, will email you at your Baruch student email address

Program	Phone	Email	Office
Full-Time MBA	(646) 312-3130	FullTimeMBA@baruch.cuny.edu	NVC 13-280
Evening MBA	(646) 312-3132	ZicklinPTMBA@baruch.cuny.edu	NVC 13-280
Evening MBA Accountancy	(646) 312-3140	ZicklinGradACC@baruch.cuny.edu	NVC 13-221
MS Programs	(646) 312-3140	ZicklinMSPrograms@baruch.cuny.edu	NVC 13-221
MS Business Analytics	(646) 312-3140	ZicklinMSBusAn@baruch.cuny.edu	NVC 13-221
MS Programs Accountancy	(646) 312-3140	ZicklinGradACC@baruch.cuny.edu	VC 13-221

 

Career Advisors

The Graduate Career Management Center (GCMC) offers a suite of services that includes individualized career advisement and assessment, as well as strategic workshops and training to assist graduate students and alumni in building a career through personal branding, effective communication, and successful networking techniques.

Faculty Advisors

Faculty advisors are available throughout the academic year to meet with students.  They can answer more in-depth questions about course selection, provide industry perspective, and advise on any concentrations, certifications, or examinations associated with your degree program.