About Zicklin
As a leading business school in New York and the nation, Zicklin has a proud history of providing access to excellence for aspiring leaders. Our faculty is highly regarded for instructional excellence, up-to-date curriculum, and scholarly research prominence. Our students benefit from our diverse and inclusive community, supportive staff, our strong alumni network, and our outstanding career outcomes.
Education at Zicklin can be traced to the founding of the School of Business and Civic Administration within the City College of New York in 1919. Conveniently located in the heart of Manhattan’s global business markets, the Zicklin School of Business is committed to delivering relevant, affordable, academically rigorous business education that is both world-class in quality and reputation and worldwide in its impact.
Our Vision
The Zicklin School of Business aspires to be a preeminent business school that is internationally recognized for leading research and accessible, innovative programs.
Our Mission
The Zicklin School of Business, a public institution in New York City, educates future business leaders by developing intellectual curiosity, strong integrity, a commitment to social responsibility, and global competence through impactful research and quality academic programs.
Our Rankings
2024 U.S. News & World Report
#1 Full-Time MBA in New York City and New York State Among Public Institutions
#1 Evening MBA in New York City and New York State Among Public Institutions
#1 Accounting MBA Program in New York City and New York State Among Public Institutions
The Zicklin School ranks #48 among Best B-Schools in the U.S. by Bloomberg/Businessweek
Baruch College ranks #2 in New York for value among public institutions by The Princeton Review
Baruch College ranks #1 for Value in Nation by the Wall Street Journal
Baruch College is #1 for Social Mobility: CollegeNET
Baruch Earns Top Ratings on Money’s “Best Colleges” List
The Zicklin School of Business has been developing business leaders for over a century.
Our History
Zicklin at a Glance
BY THE NUMBERS
11,600+
undergraduate students
2,700+
graduate students
30+
degree programs
28%
international
204
full-time faculty
120,000+
Zicklin alumni
145,000+
Baruch alumni worldwide
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS
Stan Ross Department of Accountancy
Bert W. Wasserman Department of Economics and Finance
Lawrence N. Field Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Narendra Paul Loomba Department of Management
Allen G. Aaronson Department of Marketing and International Business
William Newman Department of Real Estate
Paul H. Chook Department of Information Systems and Statistics